HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-4-21, Page 8h Thnrwday, April 21, 1921.
ONTARIO VOTES DRY.
Books Well
Worth Reading
in a moderately priced edition
Benton of the Royal Mounted
by R. S. Kendall
Valley of the Gland
leo 1'etei It. Kyue
The Desert of Wheat
by 'Lane lirey
The Branding Iron
by Katherine Burt
The Torchy Books
Also numbers of other really good
looks.
BUY ifoUR
WALLPAPER
tine while our .tock is com-
plete.
I Huron (Snort) ('outributr,. a Majority
Bonds and Securities
Investor+ holding short tern
Ronda and A1' uritles of any
kiwi. maturing In 1921 to 19411,
,should look to r'Iilv,`dthlg these
Monis now while Tong tete,
Itmils at Will Ilrterert rites are
available.
Money is lamming cheaper
and lolling short term securities
to their maturity, lerfore reinvest-
ing w111 mean a considerable Ise.,
in income return:
ln•t ns 1'41)11111 to you how you
eau better your 11s•o111e yield
now. We have authentic amid
accurate informatipn supplitet 114
Uy the tilt- fivaticia1 houses in
the t'ountry.
Write or cell and get the in-
formation you IIW,I ilir„q.
E. H. HILL a CO
BOND DEALERS
British Exchange Bldg. Phone 316
PAINTBIG' awl DECOlIkM
High-grade Wall Paper Samples 121
_--_inches.wadelkein en hand...
O::•NOTICE, Samples will be taken
so your home for m,pecoon.
Over 26 years' experience.
All work guaranteed.
E. P. WEISS, Trafalgar St.
of Otco 11000.
in the I'rovhu•W1 referendum on
)Monday (tntarlo plied up a prohihitioe
unaJortty that may neteh 150,001. or
even wore. The Ittajoclty of the large
eitie4 voted .wet, but most of the
smaller towns and the ivututry dis-
tricts went overwhelmingly dry. In
Huron Bounty every municipality gave
a dry majority, and the total prohibi-
tion majority iu the county is over
111.1110:
10 Uoderleh two 9011,1 V01141 wet by
small margins -No. 5 (alt. Georgie/it
ward) and No. 7 (part of Mt. Andrew's
wet rd 1. In Colborne and Ooderich
townships every toll had a prohlbitiyp
majority.
4Tlw vote In Oodt'rK'h and the neigh-
boring municipalities., by potting ante
divisions, was as toMows:
GODEItiCH TOWN.
No Tel
1 144 175
113 141
71 161
4 IPI 207
111'( 11:,
6 121 _'Inti
7 67 1.4
Adenine Poll 14 6
691 107;
Majority 384
4'01.11(111NE TI)WN$HIP.
1• a_ 169
2 0 149
14 _'1)3
4 14 7'4
410 530
)inj0rit'R• .., 450
(101)EIt1CH TUWj1a'MHIP.
1 - 'd11 110
" i 18 1G
99 w►
4 . 17 61
.7 ' 15 116
6 14 50
1016 512
406
111 jm sty
Window Shades
We. have 111 eolorw and all shits
of Shades kept in stock;
Shades delivered and hong for
you free of i•hattt•:
AGENT FOR THE
Flat Kirach Curtain Rod,
lte',t rel on the market. They
-never sag. tarnish or r14st.
Cottle iu :111,1 4•1'• these gals
lwfere yuttlnw a1, your spring -
curtails.
Wi• van show you some artistic
--4repery M.44. with- glens
e
s Art Store
Fast tit. Phone 1i1
WHEN SO1' NEED A TAXI
PHONE 196
TSE SIGNAL
TORTURED BY
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
asiazwd Throe Y.ar. than Si. Triad
"FRUIT-A-TiVES"
DAME PETErb LAaa111111(
Pointe St. Pierre, P. Q.
"I think it my duty to tell you how
much your medicine has done for me.
1 rajervd for throe years .sial resents
Scram. I consulted several doctors
and they did not do me any good.
Then, I used one box of S.srAa-
Sdsa' and two boxes of'/rrva•..res e
and my hands aro now akar. The
pain is gone and there has been no
return. I think it is a marvellous
euro because no other medicine did
me any good and I tried all the
remedies I ever heard of, without
benelt until I rased 'Silesia -Save
and 'Prwia.•ai.sa'
'Fruit a•tivass' asalad the blood
and removed the mum of the disease,
and 'Sootha-Sslii completed the
cure."
Dame PETER LAMAKRE (fila),
50c. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size 25o.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
HULLEv1' T4 )WNS1111'.
17 13R -
2 25 1410
3 :11 49
4 :4 119
-19 - -- 44
27 97
17 - 13 3
1410 670
)lajority. .-• :,Ill
Ai411F1P1.D. .
13 1:.4
17 157
R' 131
15. 125
66 44
29 65
10 .99
149 775
ajority 626
1)
7 fir
16 129
7 1:p►
6 101
6 106
42 570
Majority 128
•'WENT WAWANOSH.
1 29
3 f1
l
.7 6
42
-r
127
Mnjority
CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CO.
SPECIAL _
Shoulder Steak 25c Ib.
Beef Stew 17c Ib.
Pot Roast . ,5.... 5 22c Ib.
Pure Lard r 2 lbs. for 45c
Best Red Salmon, large . , .4- 2 for 70c
Small cans Salmon - 2 for 25c
Snowflake Shortening .. z .-�, ... 2 for 87c
Peanut Butter 24c a Ih.
Rose brand Oleo. 36c lb.
All Two -dollar Orders Delivered
amnumuuuuuuuuunnulutnnuuunuuumuiuiuuuiuIuuuuIu1uoonm_
BOYS and. GIRLS
will be glad to know that we have a big stock of
RUNNING SHOES
ready for them, so that they can purchase them
ready for the next spell of warm weather.
Mothers, too, are always glad when the family
can put on the Runners, for they are so light and
noiseless after the heavier winter -shoes, and less
expensive to buy. We are safe in saying there
are no better goods made than the celebrated
"FLEET FOOT"
brand, in high and low styles, black, brown and
white, for sports of all kinds and every other
occasion, in a variety of heels and toe4. A shoe
for every foot and -a pricy to suit every purse.
'.SPECIAL NOTICE.
This store, in conjunction with other lead-
, ing business places in town, will be closed at 1 p.m.
on Wednesdays during the months b Ma a June,
July, August and September.
SIIARMAN'S. SHOE STORE
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STANLEY.
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2.1
4 19
5 55 74
124 ----',41
Majority - • 416
SUMMARY FOR HURON COL'N'TY.
sorT11 11IltON. _ -
Nis Yes MeJority
('141Non 270 iCtt for
S.•atorth • 444 801 357
Exeter 136 695, 559
Itaylield 62 134 72
Hensall x0 2644 204
Gorierir1, Tp 116 512 404
Illy 436 477 41
Itulle•tt 109 67O_ rant
Sttanle;y - 124- MI 417
Stephen 343 ' 1642 499
Tuekersmith .182 61444 460E
I'thorne 92 734 642
McKillop 2(13 426 223
Tol1t1- 2449 7395. 1.1744
1118
:116.
70
109
165
32
591
464
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GODERIC/I, ONT.
THE OOLB6RNE STORE
Wonderful Bargains in
Ready -to -Wear
are being offered
Saturday, April 23, and Monday, April 25
A great many lines have been sorted .out and marked very low for these two
days' selling. If you are in nee I of any lines of Ready -to -Wear be
v ti
sure to come and inspect he lines on these two days
House Dresses
Every House Dress has been marked down
very low for these two days' selling. 20 per cent.
will be the reduction on all lines of House Dresses.
They are all Martha Washington style, which
means perfect wearing qualities. Ali styles are
shown in these Dresses in chambray, gingham and
print. They range from $1A9 up.
A special value at $3.00.
Wool Middies
A larg. range of navy blue Middies and they
ore all pure wool. -Very prettily trimmed with
white and red braid, hvith pockets and sailor col-
lars. Regular $6.50, for $4.98.
Blouses $4.98
White abutai Blouses with large or small
collars in pla and fancy styles with pretty button
trimming on c Either large or small buttons
for fastening. E e alar up to $9.00. On sale at
$4.98.
Crepe de chene Bses in a sizes an►,every
wanted shade. These Blouses are trimmed with
beads and tucks. Cuffs ate trimmed with but-
tons. Regular up to $15.00. `On sale at $4.98.
Do not miss these values in Ready- to -Wear. They will not last long.
Georgette;Blouses on sale at $4.98. A number
of etty Blouses in the best styles, trimmed with
beads or embroidery. Also with trimmed cuffs.
Regular up to $10.00, for $4.98.
Serge Dresses
The best range of Serge Dresses ever shown
by us. They come in every wanted style in plain
or, pleated skirts and the blouse trimmed with em-
broidery' or
mbroidery'or beads. Wonderful values at $18.00
each.
• Another line at $22.30. These are also special
numbers and exceptional values at $22.50.
g
SP ria Coats and Suits
Starting Saturday every Spring Suit and Coat
will be greatly reduced in price. Substantial re-
ductions will be made on all garments and it will
be to your advantage to see these val s.
Navy blue and black Serge Coats a below -
regular price.
Navy blue and black Suits all redu
Fawn and light blue Spring Coats all iedu.
in price. - •
Children's Spring Coats reduced in price.
J. H. CO
ORNE CO.
THE HO
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105
133
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BABY CHICKS
Fr, Pm, pnrefired trapneste,4 S. C.
1Yhite ioghorns, (Harron
?4t ra in l . The Harron Leghorn
is an F:ngli-.h bird and for a le q -
horn 14 it very Tame bird, some
of then) laying as lerge R4 the
Itork. Seldom do they ever set.
With the (arming of 'warm
weather the heavy hreede ere
detenoimd to Ret, not no with
the Leghorn, as that In the time
sh. Is determined to lay. They
wiii also lay In the winter If
given proper care. From Nov-
ember diet 1.. Apv44 iet ten of tier
topnr.teil 14ghorne laid- 1035
e,rtts at en average a►rk'e for the
(Iva month of 73e per down, or
102.78 for the ton bMde In the
Mr months. From just such
stock as these mini others nearly
ea Brod we are offering ehlt'k.
at 224• each, delivered at your
uta thin.
Huron Specialty Farm
WALTER ROSE, itnnwels, Ont.
Ilene 391 Rot 34.
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OF RELIABILITY
Goderich
Winghaln
1blyth ,
W n,, 44.4 23 162 137
Aahtleld 149 '775 WO
41o1lwort. 410 Gilt 450
Grey 113 , .on0 1637
llowi -k 170 9715 9044
Morris 123 1102 539
Tnnterry• 19 ss 463
R. Wits Iii•4----411 x•70 _.8'344
W. Wawa nosh 127 :191 464
Total--- 4030 16187 6157
I'ounty etatd-4679 15442 1t9113
N4!IITH 111'19rN.
. Nu Yes Majority
roll 1075 :4x4 '
225 746 521
1411 241 140
Town of Goderich.
Town of Goderich
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Board of Health of the
Town of Goderich hereby noti-
fies all householders and occu-
pants of places of business to
clean up their yards, cellars
and any other premises over
which they may have control,
not later than MAY 1st, 1921.
By order of the Board,
F. G. WEiR,
Assistant Sanitary Inspector.
David Mclwain
Agent for
International Harvester Co: of
Canada.
All kinds of Farm Machinery
In the Old Stand
Hamilton Street. Goderich.
SHADE.FREES-
Any persons wishing the Town to plant
shade trees on the street in front of their
property will kindly leave word at the
Town Clerk's Office.
If the Town plants the trees it _b 4g.-
pected that the property -owners win
protect and water them.
L. L. KNOX,
21 - Town Clerk.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital, assistant at Moorefield's
Eye Hospital and (:olden Square Throat Hos-
pital London. En`.
69 Waterloo St. S.. Stratlord. Telephone 2375
At Bedford Hotel, Goderich, from Wednes-
day, May loth, at 7.au p. m.. to Thursday. the
19th, at t p.m.
OLD HOME WEEK NOTES.
Mrs. T. G. Laing, of Sac City, Iowa.
formerly Miss Linda Sturdy, of Goderich
township, writes to the secretary of the
Old Home Week :
"1 was very pleased indeed to receive
your invitation to the Goderich Old
Home Week, and it gives me much
pleasure to accept. i am certainly looking
forward to the reunion. I have travelled
north, south, east and west since i left
Goderich some nine years ago, and i have
yet to find a prettier place and nicer
people. 1 certainly hope the Goderich
Old Home Week will be a huge success.'
N.D. Morrish. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., I
sends several names and says : "If you
write Mr. F. H. Taylor, Pickford, Mich..
you may get a list of names. as one per
son told me that you might as well say
something against the U. S. as Goderich
around Pickford."
Among others who have signified their
intention of coming for the big week are
Robert G. D. Maclaren, of Creswell, 1
Mich.. and D. McIver, of Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mia. McIver have planned to
make the top from Winnipeg by motor.
REFERENI)t'M NOTES.
fn•re s a genal deal of activity
on bath std on- Mot,dav In- getting
out the voters. the '•drys having air
purnstOv tau' tet organization. Wo-
men at -red ao scrn mere midi 114-elate1
in getting out the v P. meat of thein.
Mit not all, tieing on t dry side At
all the lolls but one - No. 71 there
were two w4s of 4deputy ItrnGtg 0M-
r•er., 311,1 1,011 clerk -o.
in the evening the Tempera r Hall
Min .rpm and the, pnrhihdTTon P1Y1
had their reward in Iwering tlw s
of the prohibition Victory throng t
the I'rovhMe. The city rota, es were
largely nt,fevorable, hit when the
Imes canes of how the r►nntie4 were
voting any 110111)1 of a •hive
dr7
majority wan eleerisi win
What the vele
As the result of the vete nn Monde;
the Dominion 4 .wernin nt will Lane
an order brfnglnt Into eR„•t In the
i'rnvinee of Ontario the 4.11)1041.4 of the
('ana,hl Tetrrperanee Act which pro-
hibit the sending or bringing Into thtt+
Province of any het,, bating ilinor.
It is estimated that these provisions
may come into ifflet 1 / Ile Ian, of
.141n1, though a somewhat later dnte Is
probable.
Notes on the Voting.
Huron is dry try more titan t•wo
votte to 0111•.
tio.Ierieh hail the biggest dry cote
end Idol the biggest wet vete In the
ennnty.
Tiny township hail the smallest ma-
jority In the county and (trey town-
shipthe !argent.
Tn pn►p►r,itkti to the vote pntleil East
Wa'wanneh had the largest majority.
The townahlp voted 570 to 42-on)r
thtrtr•en to one
The weather was lrevorehle for got -
4 »44 .m4 a lig vote, portienlarly In the
emintr.. The rain emI "mow of Set-
nrlev and Sunday mode the lent nirtit
for working, hut the weather on )fon-
day was plrws4nt and lipoid.- wen, nide
to get ah0.4 rearllly
Jii lgiint from tllw number of orders
for Ilgnor that ore •w Id to he going In
t" the dealer-., (4,sl.•rMh will have
enough ' Hgnld .ton,' in roller- to
malnrnln a ennehlerable degree 0f
m0l4turc long after the new Iso romps
into P(reet
Mr. W. J. D. Peaty. of Cobalt. V6 .16
the ...pecker at a pnblu 111451ing held
ender .4191. auapkw or the Liberty
1s'sgite .at ---tie -fewer fiall on Thnrtc•
-
day night. Ho la quite a fluent
spenkM - ItAWAlcul 6ful
changert ,a vote. A Targe number of •
the prohN►Ition Ilan% were en hand to
we that nothing was put over nn them.
bort the inert ing ora. quiet and or�l,•liv.
Uncle R'ilians and doe.
tine of the '.yPt"• leaders had an
encounter o11 pedllnq day with )Ir.
Wm. (lamphwdl. who 1s an ardent pro-
hM►kirNhrst. They esehango,l gr',•tings
warmly. In sinus•what Grim style 1 pe•r-
,tapa I :
('.-"Y„n'r•' at flue fellow, Joe-
\ .1tltP #.,- fellow."
J:Thanks. old man--.Allow-n1'
r„tvrn the rompltmeu.'•
Mr. 4'.' - 'fell con 411t11 1.11-- 70. 1
think .rex, 'h of you I'm going to
vnlne jour sty at t41ee wheat it'.
worth and hot your standing a. a
large taslnyer."
A,e--•'Sep, that'. good 'of yeti, okl
deer. 1'11 be mighty 111)1' tie do a job
for you In my buil ny time." • e
Amt .r► nn ---and they t 1',l w► ioud
they surely mront whet Hi .std.
(tel. J. A. S. \area•. on pty his
rul.'tt'rlptlon one day thio week. /teed
that thin was lila ttfty-trot year etc, a
a111W'ri'Ia•r to The Signal. ile has igen
raking ft since the year 11674.
Mr. A. H. Jane has returned from
Toronto, where he was taking a course in
motor mechanics
The 1401' of formaldehyde will tray
yon lig Interpol on your money. Are
pmt looking for an investment, Irk
n• to tell yen atolt It E. R. With,
14niggiet,
11041Prk h.
Mrs. J. S. Hume has returned to her
home at Philadelphia. Pa.. after a visit
with her parents. Mr. ani Mrs. C. A.
Nairn.
1
Do a.1 tlaf�r
..enter da slat
ttehIng, Blood -
IRs, or Protrud-
ing Plies. No
@evilest oper-
ation required.
MimeoDMimeo Moment will relieve yen at once
and afford loafing ban•It me. • 1s,1
i all
dealers. or ltdmanann, Rats* a Co, LI
Toronto maple Mrs inn It yen .dgoaonna.y4, tb s
pester and ..oras. fa. aoassp r
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