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THE SIGNAL
f.
T YEAR -No 3774
for the remainder of the pres-
ent year tfive months) for
GODERICH, ONTARIO,
THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1919
SIXTY CENTS
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.'Lll(,ITED, Pt too Hai
ThE STERLING BANK Z
OF CANADA I
r, t
"/ (..:OUR MANAGER"
A better under. 074%4 financial conditions affecting
n will result in m*Br,,,,* ;'•table production. •
'cial
dy The
conBditions.
rarHe .444m ' deer has viiaeeyoupcon-
�rnang any money matters. �►
Call and see him, especially if you contemplate farm-
ilftij on a more extensive scale.
CEMENT
«. Three cars arrived this week, fresh
from mill. Prices right.
THE GODERICH PLANING MILLS, Ltd.
JAS. BUCHANAN,
47 Manager
•
44sow AUCTION SALES.
RS' SALE OF A 20,'ACRE
CHATTF.Ls. HOUSEHOLD FUR-
L) EFFECTS.
♦Gundry. auttaneer. has Man ill -
the caecytors of the estate of the late
to sell by public miscues% at the
Use .,Mage of Amhara. on
RDAY. AUGUST old. 13111.
ellaamencing at : o'clock sharp
mewt.ne el 713 acre's. a practically
and
�mgiesetrols. It
alt favorable terms w ch will be
time of tale.
note. I sideboard. 6 diningrOota
char.. 2 tenches. 4 r'aetrMra
,senses table, 11011AuMe. T
I cupboard.] moms desk. 1 se-
nds, 2 bereave. 1 Singer teams
bedsteads. 1 bedroom sone. 1 bed
nn poles. 1 rug, roma mete. carpets.
I clock. 1 -burner cadent stove. 1 ami
1 boiler. 1 washer. 1 washtub. and
other artucks. One driving mare. 1e
vy mare. 1 cutter. 1 top buggy, !rood
rake. 2 sets rank harness. Accede
-On chattel* and boo hold elects.
THOS. GUNDRY. Auctioneer.
111110910P --
TENDERS WANTED.
• tea--
IjlRS FOR THE FURNISHING
J1i anal alenal and erection of a memorial
MI r village of Londeaboro'. ,n the township
of according to plans and specilkatiolr
be seen at the clerk's ofhce ,n the ni-
ce. w.. hensard unto August
Vs Mat M 7.zo p. m., wh n ud tenders win M
�sa�j Township Hall. Londesboro'. A
4■taaea easque for S per cent. of amount of
r� Meme mpany setae.
3alwwWer any reader not necessarily accepted.
JOHN
OH ClFerk of HulDit.
' TOR SALE OR RENT.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
Qee 3Mdted acres Colborne to1nshiq on
=SIB IB Godench to Blytb, k.e miler Iron
10111 -rode Irom scrod, hall -mile (rota
sahta three miles from McGawstataom; tad
eta good clay loam: no waste land; sold
WMa with good cellar. cement stables
sir lege barn and shed:cement hog -pen under
rales; two never -failing wells. one with pomp
well fenced; los of fruit; municipal
rural (nail delivery. A. W. WISE. R.R.
1 lel h. 0S -4t
LE. -A RED BRiCK HOUSE,
C. C Rgraders convenN, Gaoler.ences Apply f to
-ACOM FORTABLE
house. on Sl. David.* street., contain -
and gid double ostler with cement
Deo cement cisterns; also • garden with
and warm henhouse. Convenient to
G. T. R steno!. Apply to MRS.
DER, St. David's street. 70.41
LOST OR FOUND.
IN GODERICH. A SMALL
b�r0000cch. Finder wdl dense less, at
QFICE and receive reward. I1
-RAiGIE'S
`' ASSURANCE AND
EAL ESTATE
ORY BONDS
ght and sold.
INSURANCE
Life, Accident,
tomobile and
Plate Glass
W. CRAIGIE
R
REGA TTA
Wednesday, August 6th
At the River Maitland under the auspices of the G.W.V.A.
Prizes offered for events in
CANOEING
ROWING
SWIMMING
and for MOTOR LAUNCHES
Program to commence at 2 o'clock
All events open to all. Entries received up
to hour of regatta.
Transportation by launch provided from south pier
to the Point, I Oc.
Bring your tea and make a picnic on the beach.
Dance at Menesetung Park in the evening
Motor boat service from the Point to Menesetung
Park will be provided.
•
•
-a-
mu,. Dr. R.B. Aylsworth
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at 53 per single cord. delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St.) Phone t11.
PUBLIC NOTICE. ,
• PUBUC NOTICE.
To the Citizens of the town of Goderich.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 61b. 1919.
having been fixed by Bylaw No,. 21 of
1903 as
CIVIC HOLIDAY,
all citizens are requested to govern them.
reaves accordingly.
L. L KNOX. •E. R. WIGLE,
Town Clerk. - Mayor.
WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO
Farm and town property ensured. Fixed rate i
of 70 cents per Ilia. As shown by Government
bulletin, the. Company is one of the strongest ,n
the Pro.mce. mamtun,ue r• adequate .urplu.'
invented in Victory Bond. and Bank eecunues.
Adjustment* promptly and satisfactorily at-
tended to. Premiums can be paid to seems or to
local Ranks.
ALEX. NICHOLSON. T. G. ALLEN. I
President Secretary. Dunganon.
ents for Colborne and Goderich Townehips- '
CAPT. 1. HE rHERINGT N. R R. No. 1, Thep- t
',archon. and H. L. SALKELD, R. R. No. 2. ;
Goderich.
1
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t•
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R. F. J. R. FORST'ER.
a� EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hnp,tal, aaartant at Moorefield's
Eye Hospital andGolden Square Throat Hos-
inta63 Waterloo St. S., Stretford. Telephone 257.
At Bedford Hotel, Godrteh, Intim Wednes-
day September 17, 7 p. m., to Thsrsday, lath,
at i p. m.
VW
CARD OF THANKS.
WE WISH TO EXTEND OCR
heartfelt thanks toall the neighbors and
'friends who gave their kind assistance in our
recent bereavement. and who by sending flowers
and In other ways expressed thea sympathy ,n
ourkna THE HILLIER FAMILY.
WANTED.
WANTED. -DRUG APPRENTICE.
Apply CAMPBELL'S Drug Store,
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR S.S. NO.
` 9, Colborne. Seamd-clem proleyiconal ur-
tificate. Duties to commence 1st September'
Apply to HORACE HORTON. Secretary -Treas-
urer. Goderich R. R. 3. 711-t1
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR S.S. NO.
11 17, Athheld and West Wawawo.h Second•
claps profeeeau�rr�trrral certificate; dont to commence
hest Neptedtber Apply stator` salary and ex-
perience to JAMES SPROUL, Smetart-Trea•.
urer. Auburn. Ont. 3t1
ritEACHER WANTED. -PROTEST -
l1 AN loerond-dan Rofe• ionel, forS S. No.
Colborne. SalaryMis(i. D. F. SCHWANZ,
Secretary, Clinton. R. R. No. 2 72-tf
ANTED. -LIFE INSURANCE
AGENT for Isrge Canadian romping for
pert time r full time. Salary or conmtes,on.
[xperience a oeceIry. Address N. A.
!ITAl. OFFICE.73.44
mps
SPECIAL
SUNDAY DINNER
Daring the audlmer mouths
we will serve a special Sunday
dinner from 1 to 2 o'clock a4
75 cents
Hotel Baird
EYE SPECIALIST of TORONTO
will be at our
DRUG STd'RE
AUGUST 4th to 9th inclusive
The Doctor is a skilled Ophthalmologist, a
member of the staff of the Ophthalmic Doctor's In-
stitute, of Toronto, and late lecturer at the Royal Col-
lege of Science. He stands high in his profession
and his visit here offers an unusual opportunity for
consultation and correct diagnosis of all eye
troubles, no matter of how long standing.
Dr. Aylsworth uses the latest scientific method
of Dynamic Retinoscopy, which is the moat accur-
ate, and in which method "drops" are not used ;
the patient does not suffer any inconvenience or
discomfort during or aper the examination.
This method is recognized by leading Eye
Specialists of America and Europe as giving the
most accurate diagnosis of the lens necessary to
correct the individual trouble of each patient by
uncovering many stomach and nervous disorders,
headaches, sleeplessness, irritability, etc., caused
by_ defective eyesight.
The Doctor will also have a full range of
samples of the latest mountings to choose from.
Write, 'Phone or Call
and
Make Your Appointment Early
AUGUST 4th to 9th
Eo R0 WJULE
Druggist
Goderich, Ontario
INQUEST ON H. WATSON.
c'oroner's Jury %dvilws I:realer Itre-
cautions In Line Work.
Tltr funeral of the bur Harry Witt -
stiff. who was killed by ele•trie• sheo•k
oil \\',.I1N4N41ay of last Wiwi*, t,wk place
011 1ri,luy afternoon from bis home
oW Warren street. lies'. J. F. tte)',•ra(t
WKS the uttleb(tiu. clergyititin, and tile
FARMERS' MASS MEETING. f
CHI Kl'H NOTES.
In Victoria street Methodist
HURON FARMERS' CLUBS church ont Sunday morning there
NORTH H
will be the union Sunday school
aro TAKE POLITICAL ACTION. and public service, followed by the
sacramental service. In the evening the
pastor's subject will be: "Howl much is
Large Gathering at Wingham Ad- a man worth more trlan a sheep."
dressed by President Halbert of the T
he August quarterly meeting of North
burial service of the Canadian linter ('. F. U. and local Speakers-l'oru- street Nfethudut (hunch well be held next
of Foresters was erulurh,l at the mittee .%ppoinled to Look l p ('anti- Lord's Day. The fellowship service will
grave. The palllienr•r. were Chris. .. be held in the school -room at 10 o'cloc•.-
Johnston, F.d. Heid. (:,,n4,.• Mel Arid. dates. ' The communion of the Lord's Supper will
Ruhr. oke, John '1'hotupsNl and Ed. --- -- be celebrated at 11. Mr. Weston, the
Harney. I -y was. we•tiug of the Fanner newly• 04 the
urg.nist, will have
'flee In• nest wits courludep at the! charge ul (he musical service.
Peter -
town hull on Monday evening. The
Clubs ..t North Huron ions held op Mr. '1nd Mrs. Coo. H KIM, of Peter-
t'ridat afternoon last in the iowu hall, '
tt'itne•+ws included \\'. It. Pinder. \1'Vu4,luuu, with a splr•did att,•udr,r., borough, concluded their three weeks'
Frank Shannon Ulla W. ('lurk, who. \L \\'. I,. :(ruder'., of Exter, c4.u111) vis t with the North street Methodist con -
were working with V r. Watson at
I - .
lifasrt's rir,uurr) (tiro the fatality dire•tor of the I tined Fanners of ;'negation on Sunday. hlr. King Reeving on
(rotwio, octet as chairman, and Mr. Monday for a hew days at Detroit. end
orurrwl: Mr. Hulot. Tait, expert
J. Fairish. of Ashfield, HN sec retar3. Mrs. King and two children returning
electrician. who was questioned as to It '.'. decided to form Uu +ns.o ill- to Prlrrtl rough on Tteesday. Mr. King s
the nsnnl perceive ill, dolug such work tion, to lo• known a...Hi.• .North Huron services at the organ and Mrs. King's
as that ill which Mr. Watson was ell- smcmK were greatly appreciated, and
gage) : Engineer Kelly and others .v,u- Furweys' A+s,o•iatiu, and to under- title visit was a pleasant, renewal Of Old
twete1 with the water anal light Bout- 1 take political action. The presidents their adorn.
wbssiuu. awl Ole Messrs. Ilisoet. I uud stwri a 14..es of the tr s Farmers'
Mr. Kelly stated that his r•{rrutep Clids in the :Wing were constituted i Ser at St. George's church, August
h,Nr•uet4-ls to 1h•. Watson had been ilit, ev„'ut1(1• rouuuit1e,• for purps.e 3: 11 a. m.. Litany and Holy Commu•
of orgautza,ll,44 and to call a Meeting mon; 7_p. m , shortened evensong. The
to he rure(ul and take HO rha1H,•s, gild all HW eNil) date for the sets tion of a i morning service 01111 be a armorial.
Whenever notified that dangerous work ,ltlulid,u••. \\'w. Rutherford,
St. service for those members of the congreg-
was tieing undertaken he had the cur1 -
r•Iet rut tar. In this ra,.. Mr. Watson I ti''•us, was ..1".1.41president of Ihr lion who "gave list: tomorrow for our
\ss'N'fuu
tiu, uud V11431011 Proctor, of I today.-
Wife 4.h this Job +111 day a04 It Wits only I'
during the lust fifteen Minutes that he' Relgrutr, ss•re•tar)-nrasatvr. Adams.
\ roll
teas (11okfuK among the high-h•usioll retio 4 was taken up and au Samuel Bemimmbe.
wires. and without any mr'.+,14,4• !rout wupdr s""3 W" raised•lit newt vers- I Conrad George Carey.
I su.y. exp•us.•s, Charles NI. IN:mantle.
Win there was no weans of knowing 'leis priuripcel +po•ukrr'. were \I r. Lionel Hyman Eliot.
HT the pis chi 4,e when le lad ; :;(oaken, Messrs. J. N. Kerniglun uud Harry Ervine.
reached this dnng,•ruus {stet of the , (i. I.. I.utul, of 4'oll...roe. and Mr. It. [1. Percy Fisher.
work. •1LIIIN•rt, president of the United Frank James Foster.
appears1appears from the evidence that F'arwrr. of uuhui„. JolteQh Glazier.
the Hydro linemen regularly work -Tile ae11111C\' Is looking worn and Horace Morgan Cayley Hamilton.
N,moue floe high-Ira'..Ii Wires 4cithi°t wore to the farmers for help, strength Ernest Kemp.
having the ,m•r•,t cut ..R. Mr. \\'at -
.411 N'u'. rruvbdel well, gloves. but It'! unit stat uiuu, w hail neither 4:overn- Maitland Perc vol cane.
{ merit our pu•tyisu, has ever given it.- Charles LPerc h l
is rhooght his tcrIet ul.,ve the glut.• suit )1 r. sanders ill the opeuhng ad- Nlchee Dunn Morrison.
linty have tome III contact with the
y I•ru
wiredress. "'Phis is la u {oditirrl meeting.meeting.Bruce \011e.
c' w -W Attorney se•age•r „ell- I1'h,• 1'. F. II, is out 1e The
organ- Alfred Osman.
teat' and ally wall who seeks to Robert Palmer
ducted the cto n"W' j 41.404, into it porlltkal plr4)•i'.w will M• • Charles Edward
rein Verdictelff the Jury N'N'. that Mr.
Watson "rano. to his death from cowPu.hroNu '1":',.00.11 the world was
tart with it high-flos4ou wire ut the I»•tertuptl coufrIontel uu crisis rs
(arm of Bisset Bros. in the township It fwrs today, and it i+ the ambition
of l'011o,ner: that we believe his death„f the fanners of Calm lit to bring
1 about a leiter day than cru be brought
WWI purely rrrldental' but we VOW i alarut Ly {ailitle,ll {wrty gocrrnweuL"
aider Ih1,1 Illus• pre•Hl,tilllla should he
taken hr lessen the danger In mru I Thr spe4,11, rich
d.rlarel that the life
ah••11 N4.ikheg lit stall work as the' of tire Idle rich today is nothing More
de -e •:last was doing, Hud that the ru lute less than a grout Joy ride,' while
giie•r should ser that his ill.tlrorti011S ut the other rut 4.f the Raw the Mau
to .•wplovw•s wee carried ant.'. who hue+ to pi-Wincesothat the Whole
_ world Way lire, it he employs a WAR,
buds that ha culls tKr hours a day rind
Special Optical Sale e.i'e•t' a full day's pay for it. 'Pies*.
1 ruudlllona' rsist devils. Il1.' fact 'bat
of warranted high grade,gold-filled aim
Sale.
The .quiet of this very night may be
disturbed by sudden sickness In homes'4
especially where there ate children rem-
edies should be kept on hand for teady
use. Green fruit, cucumbers and tither
things are apt to cause sudden ills. Dr.
' Brown's Strawberry Co- will correct any
unhealthy condition of stomach and
bowels. It i, recommended for diarrhoea,
dysentery. cholera morbus, etc. As 014
for children as adult-. Twenty.five cents
a bottle. sold by E R. Vitale. druggist,
Goderich.
j mod spreeec'.es and ey',,rlasees, (!fled withe•a
, it Inie,u r•11m.•thru et prwln,•rioa ty'
t.
Ibeel quality fiat spherr_al lenses. Regular 1' l per iraw. Kerultthua, of 1'011Nrrw,
$5 va ue for only 12.5'). Eyes examined .
declared that the farmer is attached
' free by our well known and painstaking
• specialist. hir. Hugheon, formerly optical to the ...II a+ uo other e1r'.s is, ,old It
expert for Kent's jenrellery store, Toronto. i. ro t11eu1 the country must look for
The prices of all optical goods have ad- re•.n„n114 tiro. The manufacturers
vanced so much you will do well to take suit 1111 idles'. 11.-y had i'rote•thin
advantage of this very low offer and come M4.11111 ha". lit 1111""•4(l1, 11x1 111*' I
1 early. Three days only -Friday. Satur- 'let 4(11o.r '11141. N*N uo1 IN,und to the
Iday and Monday. August lith, 9th and. Mud as the farmers are; sit it era,.
11th $KITH•, ART $TORI 74.•,1,( I ole (H liners that must helNrkel Morn i
1 lir ire
cust.oners
j yourself.
" us the harklo,IN• of the evao,lry. The
turners' urgaubatlnu writs not a selfish
our nue•: it stood for the iurerteds of the i
for ronuuou people of lona tow a and
country. "lusted of pitching into the
(;overliturnt," said NIP. herniation. .7•1 e•
should do unr pa r1 wad Ire .•llreful
1 WI we choose u+ our represent-
atives. In the pgtst wr hate shirked
YII we could -u b,4 11tlrnrillly 1110 repre-
sentatives have done the
\Ir. (tar I.. Land., ..f lectionur, .b•-
rllrel 11 essential that the people
should take more interest in +efi+e4r+ or
govt •W(. 1'uuadN was so deeplyin
drht
she ,colli Inter get .alt of i1. Hr
quoted th.• spuenl.•ur of uu Awe•rieau
financier that the i i.lted S00e4 %could
love to help (luuebe or till. 'o0ut r)'
would go to piree.. 11,' deplored the
Indifference of the l'vple of Huron,
W110 well*' silting by with fulled arms.
President liilllo'1'3 +1113011 that (11e I'.
F'. 14. hod groan frons nil .n'gauiz,uiou
w1t11 :4741 tranche''. a conipu ati4elt
short time ago to oMa• of mel- 114111
!ern dolled* lie (olid sp,'bll tribute to
the N •u and nehamp•.I their interest
lit the welllwh•g of the .ountry. The
1'. F. u. meas neither ,nit our Tor),
and any 1'. i'. 1,, man %lit; IM,Yeltle a
{.arty eundldute, either Grit or Tory,
tto11111 be expelled front the urg,lnila-
tion. The tariff. he said. would he an 1
Leone lit the ur',t 4lone iuiun ele•tiotit
and farmers should 1.wk into the gees- ,
thin closely. The tariff lad not pt•o-
t.+tel iudnalr), wed th,• lbnuiniou e.•u- ;
1111'. Na' diluted I.. show HMI there were
fewer wanufrefnring eou'erW. cow
than to the earls days. The speaker
' lle•IHrel it w -.s leo doe to pray nor goal
Rnternwent wile.- they followed tip
their prayers 44it11 their totes, l
crentu is Just right -so
say. Try it and Nle
H. T. Edwards.
Subsert{N' for The SigmiI
HURON LODGE, NO. 62,
I.O.O. F.
Huron Lodge will hold de
ANNU'AI, PICNIC at POINT FARM
WEDNESDAY. AI'til'HT nth
(('it•ic Holiday)
Conveyances will leave Orldfcllew•s'
Hall at 1 p. ni.
\lembers are requested to come
with their hasket5 and bring their
friends.
Visiting brethren cordially Invited
to join in Ihia nnting.
St. Peter's Church
Garden Party
will be held at
Harbor Park
on
TUESDAY /19
AUGUST 5,
Home-made candy. ict
cream. fancy work, fish
pond'.
Music and Dahcingand
otherentertainments for
those who do not dance
Afternoon and Evening.
Tea served from 5 to 8.
Admission Free Tea 35c
111
M
Canton's Big Day.
Clinton is to celebrate on Monday next.
August 4th, with a firemen's, baseball
and band tournament. Firemen and
bands, bum many Western Ontario towns
are expected to be on hand, and the
Goderich. Zurich and Clinton teams will
take part in the baseball tournament. The
program begins in the morning at %
o'clock istandard time) with a big parade:
Zurich and Clinton will play baseball at
10 o'clock: the firemen's tournament and
program of athletic events will be ,'t the
afternoon: at 0 p. m. Goderich baseball
team will play th- winners of the morning
game. and afterwards there will be an
evening program of music, dancing. etc.
-Meet we at l4litek+tolr''. " they Ire
sI)wlyln4. "where they hate the parr
le 1.148{14."
BORN, •
Mc DON AI.I,.-In Grdenc h. on' wedneeday.
July !J, to hlr. and Mr. Gordon McDonald.
■ son.
IIIE11.
H A Al 1 LTQN. _ Al Ran I• Creek. !WON , on July
17,'4,. L H. Ilamdtnn .I.Nmerly-MI.e Ella
tither of G1NlenchInterment took place at
the home of the derra.ed. Lansing, S1.ch.
IN MEMORIAM.
BARKFR. In losins memory of 1154, dear aM
and brother. Lawrence Anthony Barker, oho
mooed away on, year ago today -July k•'.
141•
From our happy home and cNcte
4:rs1 -ha+ 11•ken one we loved,
He a horn- from .,n and .onow
To a ter( aboye.
--Filth.. and ',.ter'..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --July 31.
Page
Tender,, Wanted . Jot Flneland. Clerk of Hui -
lett - . 1
Three -Ring Clrcu• . .
Brooch Lod - Leave at "lens' Office .
1:.-01e Men Wanted- C. N Railway• - . ...
Drug ,Arprentue Wanted- -J. A. Campbell,
C]v,a llohday F. R. Wigle•. Mayor
Tnurnameni at Clinton .August 4th
Card of Thank, - Thr Hine. Family. 1
Card- W. H. Peardnn, Archttect._.. ... r
Regatta -4; W. V. A. .... k
Garden Party -5I. Petr('sChurih . .
11Nnramt -WP.( Wawano.h Mutual Co 1
BANK OF -MONTREAL
E.STA*L31RLD OVER iSS YEAR$
The Farmer and
' His Bank
should be on intimate and
friendly term: "They can.
be mutually helpful.
The Bank of Montreal is
always glad to give to its
customers, the benefit of its
financial experience and
knowledge.
44(40 Oee,cg,w
A. W. Strickland, Manager, Goderich Branch.
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