HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-8-19, Page 3TBZ SIGNAL
GODIRRIGE, ONT.
Rheumatism
Stiffness
arid all
Pain
Missed'.
Liniment
has
►u liven
s.atisfact ion
tor three
ItIt q.kkly relieves sore
that. bru.rhatr, ran
Asia. shacks and say
kid of pain.
An Old Reliable Remedy.
Mn. S. Fawcett. Hamilton St.. Colhngwood.!
Oes , writ.—Ui,ard's Len,me■t surely ,s as
old r.Iabk remedy 1 allaya keep a bottle
it the boom and have recommended it b
ante a •saber ul ny Tried. to wham it gave
peat relief. In most Car it wad rad r a
ewe for rheumatism.
Minbfrd'S
Kin eoi Poiln
Liniment
Yarmouth Nova&&WWia.,
MEDICAL.
BR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OS1EO
PA) 14.. peuai nt ,n at aims and children
obe Saes. acute. c hr c n,c ■ e d net s nus dtaee.e., e y
aur se and throat, partial deafness, lambed
sad rheumatic conditions. Adel ods remove
'richest the knife. gigue at resider/re. comet
Si Andrew's streets. t
YuW�q7s. Thursdays and Satudaye, any seams
y erg+yNotasral.
1111 KIIN(F8 BIRTHDAY I not in the least formal. The Governor's
IN CHINA. band had been loaned for the occasion. a
brass band, foreign -trained and playins
13rltlsbera Fax !oretgn music ! You haven't any idea "Flu" Pulled 14111sita Down to 140
Loyally Celebrated by how good it sounded. We seemed to De
DIDN'T EXPECT HIM I CAPTAINS LOSE LICENSEE.
e TO RECOVER.
Fur Failure to Render Ald to Steamer
M)ron Last tall.
Marquette. Mich., Aug. U.—The h-
p stunts vi Captions Lawlwise J. trauus ut
"For the benefit of others who are the steamer H. V. Mctutuen, anuKenneth
McRae of the AM tam, nave Detu revoke°
suffering from he after-effects of influenza Uy Steamboat Inspectors toxemia and'
and are in a rundown condition, 1 want wanton, on the ground that the two nett
to tell of the wonderful results 1 have ! guilty 01 negligence, misconduct and ,nat-
gotten from Tanlac." said George Gillette. Lennon to duty in the wnku,g ul ter
448 Logan avenue, Winnipeg, Man., a steamer Myron od Whitefish Point, No -
few days ago. Mr. Gillette is a motorman vrmLrr 21, 1919.
on the Winnipeg Street Railway and is I F'dlure to Render .lid.
well known theredhavmg lived in Winni
peg many years. Failure to rimier aid to the sinking
"Ab.•ut a year ago." said Mr. Gillette, ateamei when I.aalstat .e Would ndvt savto
in explaining his case, "1 had an attack the outs W noire ul tut: sixteen pet -
out of cnaaniasion. Fur six weeks 1 was against Fratuu atw dicl.ar.
down in bed propped up with pillows. and 1 tie Jecis.uu wde react -mu alter hearing
for eight weeks after 1 did get up I was
unable to work a lick. 1 frame out of the
hospital weighing less than a hundred
pounds. My wife could have easily car-
ried me around in her arms, and since I
have taken •lanlac and gotten well our
neighbors have told us they had no idea
(would recover. The 'flu' left me without
any appeti.e and 1 ate so little that it was The local inspectors charged that Capt.
hardly any uth i.,r me to go so the table. Francis "tails to even uy to attract
My circulation was so poor and 1 was so the attention u[ the cuastguarus by
weak that 1 really thought my l eart was sounding his steamer's whistle.
affected. I had terrible headaches nearly Capt. ,vicRae ".ai.ed to manoeuvre and
all the time. and thought my back would stop the headway of uta :teenier su that
break, it hurt so. Nothing helped me Inc crew of a Itir0oat from lair sinking
steamer could reach the Adriatic and be
rescued.' the decision says.
In his testimony Capt. McRae *aid he
thought the Myron would go up on the
beach. He testified, boa ever, that at
Sault Ste. Marie. lofty -miles away, he
asked for help for the su.k,ng vessel.
from Home. ; all exhilirated by the music. and it was Pounds-41Mb* Pulled Him
Alias Elisabeth Wilson in one of her easy to believe what one man said, "This
• I btu[ British
soil.
mg descnp(iou ut the hires Birthday I Between the band's *elections we strol-
celebration 10 which she partcipated at led about and chatted or were amused by
Chengtu: I the tricks of a Chinese conjuror •nd his
Thursday was the King's Birthday. In I amistant. He produced huge dishes of
the morning all the men of tintish birth fruit, Chinese lanterns and other large
and reprtstitatives 01 all the nationalities I things apparently from nowhere. and
in the city Glade their bow to the Consul. I things disappeared under his hands qui'.
Even the Chinese Governor called. '1 his I as readily. He ate pieces of burning
of course was a lormel courtesy : but in Doper and then the aswstant pulled yard,
and yards of red paper out of his mouth.
the 01 the
all sur of lig hu th were Muriel Kern was heard to enquire.
guests of the Conoid. "Mamma. is that the way they make red
We served about b o'clock in our per ?"
chain. There was no mistaking the core Ml had an interesting talk with Mr.
solace, for the decorations extends away Smith, who is head of the postoffice here.
out on either side of the street at thelHe aye that in all his twenty yeah'
entrance breathte A perp lode fairly aook service in China in various provinces he
your away. It looked like tarryhas never had such a time to get mail
land. There were dozens and dozens of through. He has had tourers beaten.
Chins. ld rte ens, pre thehis rr Nanous kidrapped. mutilated and even murdered.
coleys, and open oath British fife- He is nut trying at present to get any
Oris of t e open coats had been rated but letter mail through. The Chinese
over fur the occasion with Chinese grass general (Szechwaneset is $ perss((final friend
mats and under the light of the lanterns of his and so assists. Hesays ttilreare over
we found comfortable chairs on the green a thousand bars of parcel mail at present
gram. The Consul was in a "tropical. piled ap lin Chungking waiting for the
evening drew which, was quite new to me road to be sate.So you see where my
—black trousers and a shirt low -cu[ parcels likely are!
white coat. He is a very genial. courteous We cheered lorre! the King and cheered
man and we telt atysolutrly at. borne and for the Consul and the band played -Clod and 1 was just about ready to give up the
A Save the King." You need to be about fib ht. with
- twelve thousand miles away (rem home My wife had been keeping up
t N log
letters from West L tuna gives the to:low- ion't China This is a little 1
' Thurwlay, Monona 10. 1D2A--4
the testint try ut 11,e WLte.smau u1 the
AUrtat1C 400 the cliel engltitcr ul 111.
siclntush, whicu ttliGco w support the
statements ol.Capt.. Newt ul the Myron.
that oswstance stead have waved savetal
lives.
Didn't Whistle or Cheek Speed.
ILSEXTEYOOR
Mian. andi A home sic 5, 1 Lv TS
WL. SALTS
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
AUCTIONEER.
Bee 157, Codericb. Alt Insttuctoaa by mail or
ell at signal (Jere .,q be promptly aueoded to
readeace takphcme 115.
LEGAL.
M. G. CAMERON. K. C., BARRIS-
That, aw.utur, notary petali,. Utica
ellmultee Suet. t.edench, thud door trots
senors. 1 owl rinds to loan at lowest rata.
RC. HAYS,
. BAKRuTEtt s Ct-I J'IOI.HOTARY
VicO6ce—Sterhns. Bank/ Block. 1iamilten Street
Geraarirl Telephone M.\
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, PROUDFOtaT, KILLORAN & C
Ia&itnisysaS, sot IC/TOks. NOT
PUBLIC. ETC.
O(iee OD the Square. •etcnd,door Iron Hemi)
a Stent. ( vdereb. •
Prorate lards w ware at beset rata
--t: PsouD,o n. K. C.r- J. L CI i.ceir t
H. J D. Coons.
=+RARLES GARAOW, LL B., BAR-
(/ RISTER, attorney, solicitor. etc., l.odertcb.
Waef Waned at lowest rates.
,, STAGER.
BARRISTER. SOL
\Jr ICITUR, voter y,&std conveyancer.
mut Howe, teederich ncb- 110-12s
1
111SUftA ICE. LOANS ETC.
lUICKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE 1NSUR-
fil ANG CO.—Far as and mutated tows prop.
.711-Isa.
. Ceaaolly. Pre., Godericb P. O.:
kr, Strews.
Vice -Prim, O.: Thomas
L HaywSicueteaiuetb P.O.
DirectorrD. F. ltd.enor. R. R. No. 3, Sea -
"Ohl John Grieve, No. 4. Melon; William
� .�. •! McCartney.
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Bao3, Se.
Geo res Berle b.RR No. L. Me -
rt FKry Barlett. Malcdm Mc -
lees, Clinton: James Evans, Beechwood: June,
Cn•aolly. Godericb. %tc0.�
Agents. J. W. Yet Goderici Alex.
R. R. No. 1, Clinton: William Clre.ney. Sealorrtb-
t. Himenuis and
d he S get then tarda reecce,mpted ss can I
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ay all
,
eenah's Clothing .Stat. Clinton. R. H.
ry, Kingston street. h. or Lr
id's (Antral Store. Bayfield.
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winassiniossannewviwkoskoldloodfts
Brophe3 Bros.
lac Leading
Funeral Directors
aid Embalmers
year
dine
WWI yam hurt and your baell
{sats sore. dea't seared and proved
b load your stomach with • lot of
that waits the kidneys and irritate t
satin urinary trot. Keep your kidney.
slim like you keep your bowels duos,
hy finahing them with a mild, harmless
saltswkiob removes tits body's aiinoos
waste and stimulates them to their nor-
ms/ astivity. Tie mastics of the kid -
stye L to Altaar the blood In 24 hours
Nq Weida' from it 600 grains of acid
la aching sr Eladdar
itlak lots of water
lar mai
to fully appreciate your national ar.them the 1 anlac testimonials and brought me
CLASPS FOR VETERANS.
Detail of .'sward to Be Made Know
Shortly.
London AdvertiNr: J. W. Cunliffe.
secretary of the local branch of the G. W.
V. A., informed 1'he Adveiuser today
that details of the award of clasps for war
metals issued to Canadian soldiers are
practically completed. arid while no
definite announcement has been officially
made, in all probability those Who parti-
cipated in the following et,gagementswill
be entitled to a clasp for each, second
battle o1•Ypres• Festubert, Givetichy, the
Somme Lens Passchendaele and Amiens.
a bo
hopes
ccmple
me up u
our neigh
'Live come i A ('oneeeelon to Bookaellera.
int Tanlac. \ My appetite is fine, 1 eat Hun. K. H. Grant, Minister of Educe -
gotten
n of 'tet ebature me and have 11i0n, has taken a step by watch he topes
back a rid It t e headaches, pains an the to stop the complaint 01 b,,okselkrs that
back and all t other miserable feelings
the 'flu' left ale 'th. 1 Teel so strong and
well now that aft r awing home Gam
my run in the eve 'nes 1 help my wife
with her work and p up the repairs
about the house. Be re taking Tan'ac I
could hardly sleep an always felt dead
tired, but now 1 sleep I e a lug and get
up in the morning feeling ne and dandy
After getting such wand lul results i
cannot help priming Tanlac nd 1 recom-
in addition. it is probable those diking mend it every chante I have.
part in other outstanding battles wherein Tanlac ix .old In Gotlern•h by E. R.
Canadians distinguished themselves will Male and the leading d:u tat in
Ie of that medicine. I had little
fit doing me any good. but it has
ly overhauled me. It has built
ill now weigh 148 pounds. and
ra who thought 1 could not
to see us and go away prais-
Imitated—never equalled
There is as much difference be-
tween Sunlight Soap and its
imitators as then is between sunlight •nd
artificial light. Why 7 Absolute purity
with superior cleansing powers—sore reef
so•ey—you get them in Sunlight Soap
be eligible for clasps. every town.
To the General Service Medal. which \
sail wale, so w• etas rwadil7 °°derst.°d is for a:I troops of the Brills Empire who
W vital importsam et tnspsq !rd went overseas. the clasps will be attached. _Angers. "Let mewrite the songs ofana on
a*�a aativa This medal is granted to members of the and 1 care not who writes its hooks," i. a
beak lots of et-7oa dnnlr Canadian forces who went to England true saying, and tote songs of a generate:
Iso match: also get ^abfrom •n7 Sp►armsoist only as well as those who served under ' reflect the life of the people. tote the
shoos bar nouns of Jad alts; take
a tablespoonful is • gins of water
before breakfast each morning for a few
days and your kidneys will act tine.
This famous salts is made from the
add of grapes and lemon juies, eombioed
with Lithia, sad has bees used for genera.
Boas to clean and stimulate clogged kid -
wig; also to neutralise the acids la
arise so it so longer is a source of irri-
tation', thus ending bladder weakness.
•Jed Salts is inexpensive; cannot Ise
Dare makes a delightful tderveseat
Utbia-water driak whish everyone shoal:
take now sad them to keep their kid•
asps clean and active. Try this, alas
keep up the water drinking. and as
doubtsour k yid wi •atroadmaild backach bemuse s -
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
•
fire• The allied medal is awarded only
to those who saw active service on a
fighting front._ The 1914-15 medal was
given to thole who arnit- iii—WNW
prior to December 31, 1915, whtle the i thinking men and women. Then came
Mons Star of the imperial army was the war songs and took precedence over
awarded to only ofhcers ard men who everything else. In them was yearning
served in France during the autumn 01 . ane sorrow, and bravery and love, passion
1914. Only one Canadian unit, No. 3'
Stationary Hospital, commenced by I and pathos. They reflected a people
subdued by sorrow and by suffering and
Lieut. •Col. Casgrain_of Ottawa: reached by threatened calamity. Butathe war is
France in timet
As the Canadian corps o rated Tor th, I Golly," and is host of others equally
looting. demoralizing and reflecuog a
most part as a unit in the great war, it is spirit of which we shculd be ashamed.
probable that there will be many who � Compare the naturalness. simplicity and
will be entitled to all clasps awarded. purity of the Ale ut a generation which
sang "Nancy Lee" and "Grandfather's
A Sign of Deeatietiee j Clock," with the jazz lovers who sing the
songs of today. Surely there is something
The Parkhill Gazette says: -1 he beauty • nohler and better in life today about
of the old-time songs was demonstrated which our song -makers might weave their
during Chautauqua week by the Uld Song thread of melody.
to entitled
war we sang "!n My Harem, ' Every-
body's Doing lt," and other songs show-
ing a recklestntsit and a desire to stand
close to the edge of daagt r, which alarmed
to this over :and we sing "O, Helen," "O By
award.
they cannot sell authorized school text
books without a Toss. 1 he Province pays
a portion of the cost u1 these tchuot
books. Mr. Grant -hasnotifier the pub-
lishers of certain text books to allow a
larger trade discount to purchasers.
whether individuals or booksellers. 1'he
cost of such discount is to be added to
that portion of the cost borne by the
Province. The action follows the com-
plaint of a deputation some ,lime ago
headed by Mr. Nelles. of Guelph. The
books particularly specified are: School
Readers, Public School Compositions,
Public Schn.ol Arithmetics and Grammars
and Public School History of Britain and
Canada. The discount is to be according
to a graduated scale laid down.*
See Our
'The moat perilous part of a man's life
when he fancies there is an easier -way
o making a dollar than by earning tt
W' Y.
e aasime
Them Growingl
Childrep who are over -thin,
listless of delicate, should take
Scott's, Emulsion
regularly every day as an
aid to growth and sturdiness.
Nothing surpasses Scott'a i
Emulsion as a tonic -nutri-
ent for a child of any age.
Lira a loose Toronto. cant 20.05
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GRASSES OF CANADIAN PRAIRIES
•. _ _ _ MAKE MOUNTAINS OF BUTTER
STACKN°/G AL tAL rr47
A t:105!� Li.
esu Wedding invitation Stock --Just Arrived
BROWN .AND OX- BLOOD
SHOE POLISHES
THE BIG VALUE BOX
Also for Black, Tan and Whin Mew
"THE P. P. °ALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD., /HAMILTON. CAW
FANNING MILL SIEVES AND SCREENS
manufactured to order for any make of mill for cleaning any kind
of grain or seed. With suitable sieving and screening properly
arranged in nearly any ordinary fanning mill, seeds and grain of
any kind tail be as thoroughly cleaned as ix possible to clean them.
When ordering sieves or screens be very careful to glee the
exact size needed, and what they are required to do.
Sieving- and screening sold by Lae..square. ft* If desired. 014
fanning mill frames rewired. Complete new sieves and sereess
made to order.
Mali orders carefully attended to.
THE GODERICH MERCANTILE CO LIMITED,
GODF:KI(11.
Owing 10 location anil facilities for mnnufarttrriog, 1 11110,•
transferred my fanning mill supply business to the nbuce titin.
J. W. AKMIIITIti,\O.
I
CI N iBI DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAN
s /
3�'MAGr7IFIGENT STEAMERS 3
Tb: G•ti•e skip "S ZANDBEE" --**CITY OF F tIE — Carr OF BUFFALO"
IF
BUPA.OA.�-.Daily. May l.1 N Nov. 15th--CLEV1sLAND
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Lamm rwto • 9.00 P. M. w
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Antra Ciamu.e Weirs 7,a0 A. N. sraoaao TOR l Arno. at•r►.uo . 790 A. IL
CO3r.tlem at el..elead f Cedar PINK. Pablo -say, T.155.. Nina Ned meow s �.�d
beasts r.•Nng between $drab sad d:lm.l..d are weed ter t^rem: Rewe New Towut A .to-
y.w NOW .fent w /unwires La Aimee far tweet. v,a C a 1!110. west Auto
m.b,b Rat.^ tl n E0 Pawed Trio. with i d. re retwn bm,t, fid .se. art r.aa�g
B eautifully
• .m fit. r A en ask twin nor to -pate west sad det The m -stint~ •'a otrae$u•• mat a. e+...pt .l
The CI...lmol a: 6.11.1.
Transit Company
vectored- oh',
the emat 055p
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mow seedy
on Islas/
sle.pl..
w.
FARE 4463
Ile .aiefulty attended
boars, aigbt or day.
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WALLA O 'CEILINGS
Aim at a high mark, but don't forglt to
shoot.
Merit begets confidence ; confidence
begets enthusiasm, and enthusiasm Con-
quers the world.
,Accept "California" 8yrnp of Figs
only --look for the name Cal'fornla on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the hest and moot harm-
less laxative or physic for the little
-tomarh, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity tasteFull
direction,' for child's dole on each bot-
tle. Give It without fear.
Mother! You must say "California"
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STYLE QUALITY PRiCE
It i` our endeavor to make each of these fea-
tures consistent with the others in all Footwear and to -
give YOU entire satisfaction.
Try Hers's Beet Sbp for Service.
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We are prepared for the holiday season with a
full line of Travelling Goods: Trunks. Club Bags,
Suit Cases, etc.
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
In order to give betterwservice in Shoe Repair-
ing we have installed a Finishing Machine. The best
guaranteed in Repaising.'J 4
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eeatr,Wss to I tasters such as C•Igary. Tt,drnoown.
was • tate sued
,ma sad oas-batt
Mat put $LII ,I00
e-maYsrs' pockets -
this letter wee ha-
Vai adest.d b7 the tact
easoked ons de fret
lart Delle anew at the
!.frit ,moi Dottyepetuell
Idi ttl.s .ifs at inseam Alte.rla's
butterwlptlt taer(es.•6 dartreg t1a
alm.t 4is
g.� a4.411, sad aver 11941+ to masa
tea an al emanative *vat s-
ownd sad A•rMd• gdtlaae
4ewed sad epswad
1111. M ahem rime ass ID Rs bum
Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. large
caatrdtxed creameries or deities.
Those operate collection branches or
cream buying statloas along the rail-
way 111es.
Cl mse making has become a cn-
stderabl.wtnn industwry tibio s sot
keep pa rte
Industry as farmers paerelly p tt
to salt their enatn and food tat milk'
M•proldaet to growing stock. Eleven
.5111e factorise are is operation te
die provisos sad tarried out is 1916
a bait tallies p :m& valued at
9311.100.
patr71•e L test seesaw one ell
dm big iss.n.t•• a tie pearls pro-
voices,
r♦
0' a
vtnces, following close on the •Mir
of grain growing and R
tarsal farming bas bast .liwaitf
112
voeatad to Coultas taNtllafa sad
they Lava Mea its adv
day It is generally p It 111
crop falls. disaster 11� �i Ch.rod
snit, there b always p%Mity.of gess"'
lug UN fodder to fissure the w
erns Owe ter the baa with
dairy her�� T1s progresst time
d iry/sa !edestry 1W hoes
by iseremod
vane• sM wilt eterritories. IN
facia Is tae ardisest fodder yet r.•As
sed for dairy MOW. sad 111
wwadertal pia• Nfty t.
seek as aaaliale .ad Brook..
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Why Live with Cracked Walk and CAI*,
When They're Easily Covered Up •
Beaver Board will cover them up for all time and you'll never have `-
job so do again. While Beaver Board is doing away with the dolt«
of 1s plaster it u coverus up old dingy wall paper on walla s/I�
ceilmp and giving you an ideal surface for painting and decoradaS.
fibres et the spews Inc Earl paid III
enema *OA the pssrMsl S.JMe. awn
ewe whith rebates sternsig.e LIjpg
need to band we t.4nmi4. res .ria till
snores ea es beer yid wit prom W,
wise Sewer a.aatl
Mayes std 5o.atesd W been rnv1ved
wit► ibis knede•s. creeklea teasubcemSd
freebie. firm after mom ]w bona satin
weer—oaw at a time if you pfb"
n et mum or limos.
Reams ▪ isa. lenge p...i• from the wtroaa. pw e
T heGoderich Planing Mills,L a.
P. 0. Box 18 Goderich, Ontario Pone 41
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