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Thursday, May °2, 1919. 5
MAY 31 st TO JUNE 7th
Glover's Week
In order to mark the opening of our big new
garage we are going to make some very special
prices on all of our regular stock for ONE WEEK
ONLY. It will pay you to look out for these in
our next ad., as we intend to
Put High Prices off the Map
for one week anyway.
All sales at special' prices will bbe for cash only.
East Street Garage "°ws Prac d Ope eyed by a
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Gbver
The Doable Track Route
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car servie•
Seeping cars on night trains, and
parlor can pit principal day trams.
Full information front any- Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent. or U. k. Horn-
ing. District Passenger Ageut. To-
ronto.
G. 11. Lauder. Station Agent. phone'."+
P. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone s
LOCAL TOPICS.
N'eltwsday IIaU•flolirlay.
Friday, May 30J. Mr. Dowses has
written to say shat he will be preemie iI
his engagements will permit. 1t is alio
expected that a woman speaker will be
• present to give an attdreaa, and it is
!'oiwd that the Liberal ladies of the
lit
Wing will be well represented at the
fleeting.
Examination of NMIk.
Dr. !!anter, M. 0. H., reports the
' following results of au examination of
samples of milk from the dairies sltp-
plying Goderich. the figures given
representing percentage of butter tat:
1 J. Beattie, 3.95: Johnston Bros., 4 $i:
' las McManus, :1.1. As regards Geo.
Bisset' s. au error occurred In the exam-
; Motion. but it haul proceeded sufficiently
far to,.how a percentage of butter fat
al»,ve that required by the 14./w.n bylaw,
which is three per cent.
(tilling Ihr Greyhound. '
Mr. N. F. McLear. excursion agent
..t the ‘Vhite Star Line of Detroit.
arrived in town this week to attend to
the advertising of the tsunami (irey-
hound ,•xcul•sion trips between (iode-
itclaand Det r,it. The Greyhound w111
arrite in Ihslericlt Monday, June 16,
anti will give the band moonlight trip
nu the lake the same night. The ex-
cuniou to Detroit will leave Tuesday
morning, returning Thursday night,
' and flee Greyhound will return to
Detroit on Friday. The White Star
' pc ale are snaking every possible ar
ran4e11to•ut to ensurers good time to all
who g., ou auy of these trips:.
' G. W. N. A. Con entio�+�
n,
Capt. A.F. Sturdy and Mr. T. Pr tchard
• attended the convention of the Gres War
' Veterans' Association at Windsor last
I'he .r,»,•r Use ...boo` d,•;11„. ,Sud week and report a splendid and well-
rh,• I"n, i, err ,uuanuo,, (hat Uu•i1 core. conducted gathering. 'They represented
1 i I 1 W 1 1 ( the Goderich branch of the G. W. V. A.
4,111
n'w ear a ,r n e ,e, .1 ter ,
- great pleasure at
eases
•rd ex P
i char
u..,u deirbng .lure, Inn} ami the r t pX g_
\\ 1 r 1 tl 1 II the action of the convention in two mat -
the s Institute, Paned I The services in Knox church next Sun -
Join f the
is Rheumatism ofthe faoe.
!'ria Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause is the same as in alt
Rheumatisrp-- disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like.
wine the same--
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Itch 't t»•r tbe• victory uurbll eon -
teat iu North street Methodist church
on the evening ut May 24.
A. M. Glover, of the East Street Gar-
age. intends to mark the opening of his
big new garage with a special sale, further
announcenoent of which will be made next
ween:. 'YY
The engagement is announced of Mies
Mary Teresa Hurley, eldest daughter of
Mr. John J. Hurley. St. David's street,
Goderich, to Mr. John Francis Collins, of
Rochester. N. Y.. the marriage to take
pace early in June.
Mr. 1:es,. Mai•Vtisr h+ls ws•urel the
services of Mr. N'rlghlidan, of 1hu•-
hanl, as shoemaker hi eo111144-tt811 with
his I»Vtt tU,1 sits• stere. Mr. W1•ig111-
nla11 1. a first-class 11w11 alai all work
iu this 1110• entrusted to him nil) to
salisfartorily- dune.
Tiaroltgh ern inadvertcrtes• a report er
\I r. F:geuer's musical res•ital in Knox
ehureli hist Thurwhly •-cuing seas 001
pus in type• iu Bute for this issue of.
The Signal. 'iV. shall have to defer
to next week our ref.nme• to this de-
lightful wusianl ?evasion.
Mr. Jos. Kidd has received from Mrs.
E. Newton Brady (formerly Miss Evelyn
MacDotiakf), of Nenagh. N1aah Tipper-
ary, Ireland. a pretty Irish postcard at-
tached to which was a small packet of
' -real shamrock.' k ' seed. Mr: Kidd intends
planting the "rale shamr. ck" in his office.
Magistrate Reid on Monday morning
of his address. Several others spoke imposed a fine of 1•i0 and costs on Samuel
briefly. Mr. Walter Shipman gave • Hunter, fireman on the steamer Glenlyon.
a solo and was heartily encored: on a charge o(re:ling liquor. Two other
Miss Lasca Elliott accompanied on the members of the crew of the same boat.
piano, The singing of the Dos ology ,who were found to be in possession of
concluded an evening of pleasure atxl , several bottles of liquor, were each fined
profit. similar amounts.
Capital and Iteaar•va. - 0%.800.IK:0
Taal Asoote. Nov. $Oth. 1018. oven414:I.O4/O.O(tO
THRIFT MEANS SAVING
The imreretive need for Thrift is apparent
to all thanking }trivia. Thebe wl,o are wise
have ceased to spend on non rsseu:iaia,
and are sat ing to provide against Persil.!.
adverse conditions.
The surest way to protect yourself is with e
Sas ings Account Start one with this i:auk
at once. Interest paid at current rafts.
ala
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Rest Room Opened.
The rest room for women, which is to CHURCH \OT1gS
of the
be conducted under the direction
was o ase Satur
day. The room is located on the Square,
sun ars :us o arse uses, utl w 1 'errs erticulal :the defeat n pro-
i„iu in Uu• obst•rivar ..f the u', � P' 3 day will be conducted by the minister. In
poral to ask the Dominion Government over Woods' pool -room. and is con en- the merging the stablest will be "The
b:,u h•,li.hu. , for a gratuity of *2.000 for each returnedji �t
Coming Ecmts, soldier. and the retusaF of the convention iently fitted for the purpose for which it i Greatness of Service." Evening subject:
to depart from position that the Aso- is intended. Miss Davidson is in charge "Love's Di closure."
In addrtio11 0, the Mt.thislist Contt,r- ciation spall be thenol-political and non- as superintendent. A sale of baking was Rev. J. H. Osterhout, the pastor. will
etas, in the sari', pert of •.lout,, two flu- sectarian.'' The Veterans atte• ding the bend on the opening day and realized have charge of the services next Sunday
Isn11 in gathering. will 1»• held in G,sh•- about 83'2. morning and evening in Victoria street
convention were v ry h%pttably enter-
ut•foly, TS3noerbttertmilton nal At: Methodist church. Sunday school and
win»d for the S3 nod i,1 Hamilton and • taintd during their stay at Windsor. M. C. C. en seting Bible class at 3 o'clock.
I.oidon will be he hl .Irl- 1 to 12. ti ,-se' Methodist Men's Banquet. The Menesetung Canoe Club enter- ebbe services in North $tree foiltst
lates luetnlg 144 .11 nnal'y tb, ((Iced on. tained at the Masonic Temple on Wed• h
and the f'4 to course trill be eAbout odthrcongre men of Nath street nesday evening and the occasion was church will be co nducted n y y
Som .luny is to 24. :Methodist congregation sat down at a much enjoyed by a goodly number of the pasta, Rev. 'Ur. Ru ten's
supper at the Masonic Temple on Thune members and guests. The first part of Sunday Club meets in the church parlor
North Huron Liberal Meeting. day evening and enjoyed a social "get the eveningwas taken up with progres- at 10 a. m. Subject for discussion:
\n lovdation has been extended a, together'' occasion. Afterwards t Rev.(five euchre, tt]g prizewtnners being Miss -What is the church for ?" Sunday school
Mr. d1. 11 Desert, M.P. P.. of 'reroute. ! Dr. Rutledge acted as chairman while a Hocken, Mr. T. G. Connon and Mr. Roy an Bible classes meet at 3 p. m. r
ro addn ss flit, meeting of North Ha
Huron number of addresses appropriate
Rundle. This was Folioed by a de -Thomas Rev. Wearing,K. 1) -t h. D.,
Liberals n, be meld at \Cibgham ou occasion were given. Mr. W. S. Bowden lightful musical program. Vocal solos. the brilliant young principal of Wood-
' spoke on church organization: Mr. R. J.
a
1
were given'by Misses Lyttle, Watson and stock College, will speak in the Baptist
number May 21t at . m.. nn
A lam also . was brilliantly
Jlegaw presented the financial budget for Bedford and by Messrs. Egener and church on the occasion of the anniversary.
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Shipman and an ms Messrs.
E e be churchal. L y h. 4 p "Thy
executed byMrs. Gene Call of Canada:" Sunday, May 2:1th. at 1 I
the program was concluded with a dance Discipleship," and at i p. m., on 'The
Cooper. Luncheon was then served and ; a. m.. on ' Vital Evidences o
HERE HE IS AGAIN! = A TWA -FOLD DUTY
AT THE = , Many thoughtful mothers first
DEL THEATRE _.
MO _
_ Monday and Tuesday
b May 26th and 27th
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Dougla
s - Fairbanks
MIAMI
MOM
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_ regularly -and then take U
IMAM themselves It 1s a tonic -food
that contains elements as needful
to an adult as to a child. BuUd
up your strength- try Scott's.
Stet & bears. Tomato, Ont. 19.4
Scott's Emulsion
IMAM I
ooMM
1„..,.._
c 1
. Hard Wood
- AND -
Light Wood
which lasted until well on past midni the,
excellent music being furnished by the
Goderich Orchestra. -
.e„ Proposition re Wheel Rigs Plant•, FOR 2OYEARS
A special meeting of the fowl' Boma
c11 sea» u
110111 11 '1'eeewlaw
v rvruit.R hos
the terms a n• aR
f a repiet with the
DOCTORS TRIED
(shah-EMI�11'r,'Mlltlle Co. forrhiking to►R ��
over .if the Wheel Hlgn plant were
suffered." says MI"F. Daudin, oT
of the 1'ung111c. Ss,ouc changes were Somerset Han writing to the
prfetors of Zan-I3uk. "The numer-
ous temedles which I used during
that time also proved.•Lfreffectfve.
Finally I was advised to try your
beim-Zatn-tiuk. 1 hadn't used It
{ i conference with me-lahrrs
diw•usw' n t•ou•re to Curs a bad leg from which 1
pro -
made fr the terms reverted by the
sveeliti e, Ines at the wits -11 meet-
ing mi Friday eceniug, and the proposi-
tion tan' Is that the new -complus is
10 take over the plaid at $1011110, this
,uuouut to 1»• {slid in ern uuunal he long before I could see that this
»Inlna•tttt of $1.1111) rash. without Inter -
remedy was Quite different from
est, the first {alyitieht to Is• made this
anything I had before tried. It
fall. .t bylaw a+uug these lines Is t" wasn't long before the fnfiam•
ler prep111re1 for submission to the . illation began to disappear and wltb
-ours. It the pain. The appearance of the
('hildren'e Shelter Notes. i sore changed -it became healthier
' Tit,' l'hildreu's Aid S,s•iety aeknuty- looking. and then 1 neticed healing
edges with thanks the following ern• had commenced. 1 persevered with
ufbntious liner fust re1511 Zam-Buk and ft entirely cured me.
St. ilelens bra11t,h of the 1Voiinti s I shall never be without It again.
Institute, $2i: Mrs. d. 11. Colborne. and it everyone knew the wonder -
Si : Mrs. D. M'lhn. $1: firs. 11. Twy- til healing power of Za-But lam
ford, :,heves.: Mex. Hebert 1lwe•as, Del-
aura ft would De fn everym Dome."
gra c•, Jar maple syrnfi Hied jar of Zam-Buk Is so successful to heal -
fruit : Mrs. Jos. $eilk,•hl, seed potatoes. ing chronic sores because of Its
shwa 1111d clothing: It. 11. 1'1111. vcge. great refinement and its extraordln-
intilr',: Mrs. Edwards and Sirs. Black. j ary powers of penetration It reaches
-children's clothing: taro. rtMwart. the "root" of the disease In the
boor's (snit amt vigchlbh•s: A Friend. underlying tissues and cleanses the
flesh of all germs. Zarn-Buk then
sugar, 2 i( t». ; Mrs. It. C. ylllunfngs. grows new tissue, which. replacing
quilt. clothing. mats 111'11 jelly: 1.tse' the old and Aiseaaed. builds Itself
Mat -Vicar. 15111• show. up to the surface skin. A complete
There are nine childr,•n in the and permanent cure results.
%am-Buk is best for eczema, ulcers,
abscesses. rashes, boils, pimples,
blood-potsoning• and piles, and 1s
Indispensable as a first-aid for cuts.
burns. scalds, etc. All dealers fine box.
From $2.00 to $6.00
per cord
Delivered to any part of the
town.
shelter nt present. A home is Wanted
for ti girl len ,curs of age. and for a
(sty of one year.
Also a quantity of
KINDLING WOOD
p
y�OUGLAS. AmBAANAntarKTPATig
din�S_outh. •�
"HEADIN' SOUTH"
It's Fairbanks 1 That means that it's ariot I That
means • it's thrilling ! That's why you are going to
pack up and make tracks to the Model Theatre and
see this picture.
ADULTS 25c
CHILDREN I5c
Wednesday and Thursday
Marguerite Clark
-IN-
"BAB'S DIARY "
WHERE ARE YOUR L0 hlEken's, came homeETTERS OW to
Bab's, like the proverbial
roost,*,
'gut it would take a lot more than that to depress
the tempestuous spirit of • dainty "Bab." heroine of
Mary Roberts Rinehart's "Sub -Deb" stories.
For any human ill, see "Bab" 1
MMMOMBMMME
Phone 165
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St, Goderich
The Singer Store
Ir Ladies' and Child-
■ ren's Underwear
■
R The New Collars IN
/ ME
pleatedseffects r
ii - just in
111
II Stamped Goods IN
■ of all kinds for ladies' r
$ fancywork ■
a 1. keel solicited ii
1 X
X
MiSS S. NOBLE a
■ East side Square •
■ •
ilr)r••••/)Nle■)•••
Don't fail to see "The Sprites" in Knox
church lecture room on Friday evening!'
May 30th.
The county council will meet for the
regular summer session on Tuesday, June.
,'3rd at 3 o'clock
1
am Su
FIEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG. MAN.
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOLLCOMBE. . -
Manager.
-
Hidden Things of Life." The Avona
Male Quartette, of Stratford. will assist at
e ch of these services. A freewill offering
will he received at each service In aid of
the building fuer!. Everybeldy welcom e
)tis'. I.1%te 1'a:q.thar, of Clinton,
visited in town this week anti was 11se
guest of Mrs. 'W. 1:. Mart:wan.
hies. Sue•yll returned last week .front
a visit of several iti„tltits (ti her dance.
ter, Mr.. J. Ileale, at 'Toronto.
t • .
l WH ITE STAR LINE'
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ANNUAL EXCURSION
GODERICH 10 DETROIT
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AND
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Steamer Greyhound leaves Goderich Tuesday, June 17
111in a. 11- olti ((elle 11110 a. til. new tine.'
Arrives Detroit SIN) p.w.
Returning, leaves Detroit Thursday. June 19th, 1 p.m.
Detroit time els-trait time is the 14.11 11• :ts (;,.l, 16 11 , LI 111..1.-
$2.25 Round Trip, $1.75 Single
Children het wiei r1 31111 12 half Late
la+na'l
inks this opprrhntity to isit America's Most 1»•antiful
and most prosperous city. A mill' population. a ,ity of I.•autirul
parks. (mold I»ath•sards :11.11 a wund,•rftal watertr„at. Canadian.
'
le 1h•t runt for a teta1»,rary -tiny ar.• uol require) to fury a 1:1♦
or make a deposit. 1'. S. *grist 11.11 119111.1. 011111e oil the steamer
to pews •xeur'ionise«. lie»sl Ino -i,• nn,l ,husit,g eu r,.We. F'iue rare
;old !rush r,»enl 111001111 '-tear141•1.
• BAND MOONLIGHT
Dol et Goderich, MONDAY EVENING JUNE fttth, 7 t -,1d time,
h.:MI G.»irrii•h t' . 25.•.
T; •,11,1,4.,th•t1thatLr•••.IInr,,l
Orchestra music and dancing in steamer's ballroom
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The Greatest Name la Goody -Land
The fire brigade had a run on Saturday j - F - - -
evening and another today at noon; but 1
neither fir! was serious.
Visitors in town may have their parcels
checked at the pubttc rest room. north '
side of Square. Open from U) a. m to tF
P. m.
31r. W. T. 31111.. r. secretary of the
Soldiers' Memorial Final, reports a
contribution of $3.110 from .Ir..G.
holt. Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Bradford has purchased fmm
Mrs. C. Beck, of 'l oronto, her hou a on
Trafalgar street. The pri.e, we under-
tand, is 83,000.
e
The "at homed' given by the Goderich
branch of the G. W. V. A. provided an
enjoyable evening at thea Odfellows' Hall
on Tuesday. The program included
cards, lunch and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gad, of Col
borne township, announce the engage mer t
of their daughter, Mi s Maul Marie
Good, to Mr. William Gibbs, the wedding
to take place in Juste.
Mr. John Bedford denies the report
that an option has been taken on the
Hotel Bedford. The report is understood
to be correct, however, with regard to
two or three other hotel buildings in
town.
Two ralulwws to be seen In the sky
at tis' PIMP time muds 11 !wit ttlful
'tight on Friday evening. este of them
wax very brilliant and was remarkably
distinct anal vividly colored from ono
end to the otter.
Mr. John E. Sharman, who went to
re:strata a few weeks ago to take the
position of foreman of the Teswater
News, became seriously ill past week, and
was brought to Alexandra hospital. The
trouble is appendicitis.
Window
Shades
Are a specialty with us. We
keep all the different 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 10p up..
OU know the
realm of child-
hood 'dreams
is a land of
sweets.
Make some of
those dreams
a delightful
reality by
taking home
WRIGLEY'S
f 4u nl
How about
tonight?
SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RIGHT
The Flavour
Lasts! e�
IN
cartoon
Call. phone or write.
Smith's Art Store
Eau St. ' - Phone 198