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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH. ONT.
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Thursday, .tl.ril 31. 19:7.--7
County and District
• lithe urdiue's tax rate 'bis year is 61 She la stlrvised by oue daughter, Mrs.
�Ils. • • .. .• Ramon. and tau sons, WIUlaaa' H., of
Mrs. Jae Sherrill, widow of the Millen. -.and John. Oftlaledouta. Oat.
late 'leo. Sherritt, Stephen township A s""• Jatyeg, la..xtvl away, only three
dyed April 12th at the ane of seventy- weeteks ago.
geven years. I CLINTON
Th.. Henault spring sbow, held April•
Jl;b, brought out good exhibits- of
At 11 congregational meeting of Wee-
bore..
\ee-
b re.• and cattle and was Considered icy•Wfills 1'nitt«1 church, held last
s great success. swt•ek.'n r,swlutlou mus tannin offerisp
Mrs. T. J. Berry bus returned to her 10 the hien! 1're.byterian cougngatl0n
borne at Heiman after sis•ndiug rix a leustt of the \V11Ii, church property
>pkutaouths with relatives i n 1/0"tat fora term of fifty years at a nominal
$rill -h Columbia anti other parts. rental. Since union the Presbyterians
Ir. and Mrs. Lemon, who Inured a have been holding st•rvicin in the
to lien- church.
o '1{i ile � Bx t int
tr wt
• a o 1 y
Halt IIIc 1
yew u K
g all. where Mr. Lemon intended to t'littaon's new Collegiate Institute
gnu
II livery business, have moved will 1.. rein!' for .«;cuptiwy at the re -
puck fo Ripley. "Wiling of *stool -next week after the
Mites Mary Alin Tighe, a former real- Koster hollelayn.
dent of 'Milieu. died recently at Owen
BRUSSELS
Shetd. h addtlivedthe uwitha ge f eighty -eve
aiater at Owen
fjouud the last eighteen years. Harry ITu.l,rd. a firmer well -
Our evening last week a rather known. n silltytl of lltuaseli.. tied re-
g eerians act -Iden' e«•eurrr) at 1:orrh•. eeeitly at his Lome at lringdsin. De-
wing: a team in charge of A. E. Toner kota. at the age of seventy-two years.
ran .sway and threw Mr. Toner beavl- 11.. left Brussels In last. Yrs.•.1Vm.
ply to tide pavement. Ile suffered a .a•- Work. of town. is a sister.
weer .•'alp wound. necessitating four-_ Thr Brussels Women's institute at
tern stitches. its -meeting Imtt-week entertained the
Harry M'Arter, of the 5th Hoe of genndtu..titers with a special program.
1.1e41-nednestitaeist Mr and Mrs, W.JL ander$ have
last week. at the age of sixty-six years. returned to itru-mels after speid'F'i
Ile was born near Ilenaall, but had the Winter in Detroit.
lived in Morris for many years. Be- The Inoue 0r the late Yrs. William
Martin an Fiera street. has been pur-
chased ▪ his wife. he leaven a non and a .\ Ix
daughter. chased by Gev.tg. Ramsay, of grey
Mervyn Eckmier, elf Etbtd. spent the township. for $2.300.
last three months at the O. A. C..
liae'tldt. and. lensed his examinations MYTH
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with tlratrlass honors. Ile has been I
appointed manager of the Avonlrnk The itlyth lawn bowling club has
cliw•se and butter factory. near St. reorganized fur the 1927 season with
Mary, whleh is said to be oue of the lite following officers: Hon. president.
' Dr. .\V. J. Milne: president.
largest n fhr Province.
F. i)
Twenty-five farmers in I'alx,rne Stalker: vicrprtslde•nts. B. ',Vett. .1.
township 'Avis signed up for Hydro C. lleffrim: secretary treasurer. If. W.
power -deed about eight miles of line Triter; life members,_ G_ . 11 YeTag•
will lie built during the coming sum gart. .1a.. Mrldurehle; [rolit'''Tr reTE-
incr- The line will go east on the mitte•e. it. H. Robinson. A. A. Somers.
Than.. road t.. the Th:uue. Staid It. .1. Lockhart; membership commit-
tbureh and then •oath two miles and tee. R. R. Watt. J. A. Cott. Y. W. Tel-
a•ba'f to FllmviUe and east a mile to ter; t n tournament.lacomm ice'\ R. TEL
Wiu•Ie•ta s.
el-
t;o:don Morio(k hid a serious need- fer. The. annnal tournament will he
dent one day !trendy %bile rutting hetd est Wednesday. Jute 13.
wa...t with a circular saw ,.0 his farm Miss inns Stothers. who has been
gear Credituti. The timing gear of teaehhtg for some years at New Bern -
rhe •igine broke and a piece of it fell burg. is leaving there to go to Kirk -
into its• flywheel and thence flew off head lake. and was presented with n
and struck Mr. Waling) in the fere. farewell gift and address at a aa'ial
avtting' a bole in his .reek and laying gathering held in -her honor by the
open the iorrer H y 11* wait rt:nfleted girls of the New 'hamburg aeblol.
was t the
held a
unconscious and remained we until- the .\ farewell party
following Clay. but is now getting borne of Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew Sloan
along all right. prior to their departnre to their new 1
All oid resident of Hensel'. in the biome in Grey township. Mr. and
per -.•n of IN,nuld Gtassick. Jird Mrs. Sloan were presented with a
Thusday last in r. Coleman lmp,
Mr,re;rasslek was tlb born ht n Scotland, dress e'onn eying accompanied
p
good ly an s
wishes of
- coming as a ynwtg man to eanaiki awl their friends and ne•fghbor•.
ietiiiug on a farm in Stanley. Ile it (SHAY
afterwards retired to Hensel!. He' ie
thttvlved by his wife. two wins. James
of }deter and Charles of North May, -A meeting of the itetell Merchants Th
and two•'ilaughters, Mrs) Gro. Walker-Aatiorietk.w was held last week._when
of Tuck'eramhh and Milt. Iktvid }rr- ..Hirers were ele.'te•d ng follows: Preal-
gnsem of Toronto. • .Ieut. E. E. Ito rr : i ter-pre•stdent.
Ti, death a«rarr•.1 on Sunday. .A. 3. \Volker: secretary, W. it.
Atirll 101h. of lino. George Knox. at Hamilton; treasurer. 11. E. 1s.ard:
the home of her daughter. Mrs Isaac executive. T. C. King. J. A. Mill,. W.
Rapson. Hallett town hip. Mrs. 3. Greer. The newly-eh..•teI president
'Enos. who was seventy-eight years of is the manager of the Walker store.
alb. had been in failing health for While at work in the Wingham Rub -
mime 'time. *Abe was born at Bin- her Co. factory Frank Vnune•r was
Hamilton: and came to struck in the face by a flying ;titre red
llaveYou A
Skin Trouble?
'DAY heed to early symptoms
of skin disease I At the first
sign of any unpleasant rash,
irritation or eruption, anoint it
with Zam-Buk. This quickly
soothes and heads off disease.
Where skin is already aflame with
eczema or is poisoned, sore of nice -
fated, Zam-But is the one gentle heal-
ing balm that gets right a1 the root of
the trouble. Zam-Buk expels dt.easo,
w w clear skin.
and
grows ne
Zam- Hulett ever -ready character and
exceptional healing, soothing and anti-
septic value have won for It s perma-
nent place in over a million homes.
Oet • bon e1 this gnat herbal balm
Io -day, rid keep tt always bandy 1
-Nes.' W. ca m. of Bonny River
Stauon, N B . nays:-" Watery enp-
ttaas .a nrr d•nabt✓. 1w .ail arms afoot -
wank cored to urn .or.s W. trf.d .Deist
everything ka.w biter. .. .am. eat..
SAM / a. Thi. bolo illoared sod b..Me -o
*Vestal. r • .t•rerlusg war."
Z1pa11CH
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"Italie" Siebert in helot' from Mont-
real, where hr spent the pant %Atter
as a member of the fallout -Maroons"
h.«•key teats. Heileman'. of
Lr. and Mrs: l:eorge
I14.11 I' Drysdale. received word, a few
Jays ,Igo of the death of th.•i: sun.
Daniel, at 1k•trult. He watt run .town
by n truck and fateHy injured. t`
wklow and two children survive..
Ilettry Fuss bus purchased the in-
terest of his brother. David }list, in
the 1110 -acre farm ou the Parr line
told David 'Fuss take't over bis broth-
er's Interest in the Zurich.
the kosher line. near
'The Zurich Horticultural Society Is
planning Its seasons work in the I1-,
provetnent ..f the aptiettrune•p of the
village. It has decided alms to hold a
flower show in the fall. the date to b•
anuooue•el later.
.EXETER
it. \V. i'. Beaver's is the pae,ident of
ti.. ucwly-formtvt };teeter ('111unti•r of
t'.anau•r•e•.. W. H. Woad. of the Lon-
don Chamber of Ctmrmer•. W. G.
Meld. \i.V.1'.. end` Reeve .- $a d
lers Arse hotwrary p
. 1 her officers are : 3. !.w -pre -id. nt. T. D.
iauthw.t : seer•tatry-in•a.ar.-r. M. 11.
t'nnt .lin : exe•utite, 'Dr. 11..1. ltrown
I
it .tti May. J. W. Powell. L.
i'euhah• 1 .1. M. south.,
Miter lint
after an absence of three mantis, dur-
ing which Yrs. t'aweron visaed In
Gudurieb. •
1). C. 'Taylor has returned from Win-
nipeg, where he. went ty tie a slater
who was 111. She is now imptuvi3( ht
breath. '
Merle. YcQullliu, who conducted
1•lae'ksmtthing business here for sev-
eral years. has rented the. shop t
Yts•ti ti. Mutlin, who win' open a gar-
age end gas stallion. Mr. Meguillit
has take o a pc•atiou with G.
t runds•r.
a
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ht-
Beginning the first Sunday of May.
the hour of evening service in the
i.tn•kuow United church will be 8
..'eIot k instead of i. 'Tine change Is
for the convenient'. of families ill the
i nee
country, and it !s props..ed to coot n
at the new 1 until the end -of Sep-
tember.
William Moses t'h:uupiou passed
away Monday. April 11th, at the home
'.f itis 4011 -ill -law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. osseus. ,It1. whom he
had hAen staying the taunt winter.. De-
ceased, was for many year- n n•sldt•ut
I Fordyce. .c here formerly he filleted 111P the .tore awl ps•statlf.'r. Ste is
survived toy bin wife and a gr.wu-up
l_fanitly. Ile was In his sixty-second
year.
The Luclutow lawn bowling club ha•
reorganized for 192_7 with W. J. Davi-
son as president : Robert Fisher. vice-
president ; Robert Kar. secretary
1 rea.arer. Jolty Joy'rit I. honorary
pre. itIeut. The anginal rink tannin -
la ler
nnrna-
later tint.-.
town. t)htu. and Iter sister. Mr-. Howe.
lms returned from
Sound.
The res iletiee of Fred iilieriugton-
t on William stmt hag been prt'hased
hr \\'..A. Italkwiil, who will tear it
de.ttu attid erect three mow houses ou
fhr Itree;erly. .At OUP time this was
one of Exeter'. Pneat residettet
SEAyORTH
a visit to tlw'ell
e ✓; of utak Awn Aaabre
1
ONO w!, Me : 1 for •tile.
atdl.+w.l heal. ala. ash.
I TM Tuesday. April 5th. Thomas Stitt-
1,heu. cetehratr,l his dftiHh anniver-
sary as owner and manager of the
•itnerri h.)t01 In tfettfortl.. -IRs 1s
1:ow In his eighty-setrptlt y• 3r, hut is
Isttll hale due', hearty.
James'I.•unon, a :former resident of
Swiforth and brother of Mrs. James
1h..-rruax of this town. Itwt rather
snQ.k•uly at 'I letruit on .%tail 111)1. (Jt
waa 1«fru on fhr•' Hor•ot mita. ops
added joy -riding lint of
Pastimes. Btt•akfng Vpeu 1eeatties
livery durItrg the night, they stole a.
and got as far as Blyth wben Ow
to
their
Mlle rust of it.•afnrtb, and after taking
a law course at t )sga«Ie 11311 lar bra,
tis.d his profession In i•'nforth. Exe-
ter •uud Toren;a, gaped to lletmll
I w'e•nt 3 -11v.t tear, ergo. Th.• renlaina.
were brought here and acre interred
in St. t'oluntlttn tenlrtety:
Mrs. Jame: Hudson. an old resident
cat of 1-gutoudville. died April !tth at the
car stalled.' "The garagrutau whom '•g•• of sixty-nine years Resides her
they .vllel up in the middle of the husband. she leaves two •••n.. Alls•rt.
night refused to do anything for. them tit Inoue. and William, ••f Stratford.
0
Shannon. t
• an bless. Y
ra. ba
Ila
D.
until the morning, so the buys left. the ;and 1.. e d g
Stone, of Nor -
turned
at Blyth and it has slow• I«•ell rr-, Winthrop. •uud Mrs. A.
turned to the owner. ' wish.
J. J. Ferguson and- son. neurite. i - .
Lave returned 14 W M11171ui after LCY'KNOW
spending the winter mouth. .at Sl. • Albert l:o i ha• returned from
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Pete•rsbtrg }'torlda . -_• _ _ _
e--,;ewes-_4tt_'t Ptlam lienry. IIran-_'. Montle'" ei•Ii to 1.1a -heather rot e'h,
Kauai all old reeideut of .beefs town-; engo.
ship. "centred April 3i ti ut the home Mr. and Mrs. lame, Irving have r•
of his nephew. John Brooks. Wing- turned from a •,'sit of two mouths a'
ham. 1115 mite, forms -r ALn•jorlt• I►.•n•olt.
Brydges. died about six yenrc ager, + Mr. -awl Mrs. Frank Pole Iwo'
and uo children survive. moved to the vi•-inity of \Vo.wu
Guava Ltd. are reopening their ' where they will ops•rttte a fame
Wingbam plant. which will b• under ' year.
the management of William Thotnl.-' Mr. And Mrs. it. 1). Cameron 'aro
son, late of iiarriaton. in -nrritprini t-b-IP---hese•--here•
Prices at McEwen's
A fresh shipment of Prunes bought direct fr6fn
New Yo -!7.
Small 10c !b Medium 12'2c Ib. Larget 15a Ib.
These are not the Oregon Pruner. but are the sweet variety of
California.
Try our 59c Black Tea, one of the best .n town for the money.
3 packages Jelly Powder for 25. and 1 glass fruit nappie FRE1:
Fresh ground Coffer. Ground as you order it, a nice line 60, Ib.
Classic Cleanser
Panshine Cleanser
Extract for
Alar
e bottle e Van
ills Ex o
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A large bottle Lemon Extract for
Redpath Sugar by the bag not beet sugar at the best price i.i town
10c • tin.
n
10c • tin.
25c
25c
J. J. McEWEN
_Phone 4ti South Side of Square
Goods delivered in %our house by the best delivery in town
1
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4 DRiNK 1N THE
THE CHEAPEST .T
WOKi.I)
\Vith the-excepfieln of water. tea is
the cheapest and must widely eon-
.itmed drink in the world. Asa drink
It i4 good when made from good tea.
but a terrible disappointment if cheap
tea Is used.
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The prairie provinces report a large
iuerea'e In the number of sheep. The
West may no longer he wiki. let
:tilt w.s.11y.-fiordrr (9ties!Ulf t
brook. near am
'ISulk.tt tawndhiy with her parents macblenry, and had several teeth
when four years of age. Almost "kilos' ttT Ont.
tstxty ried to
tting
George eKnox, who 1 tars ago she en yesrtt age quite peer peer aroun tout" last e boys who 'have torn tt
ge dio week
To be 'As Good as
McLauQhiin ' Bulek'
a car would need to have
A Six -Cylinder Valve -m -Head Engine;
A \ ibrationlees Engine -with all Mountings of resilient silencing
A Tripe-Secicd Fnelne:
A Vacuum -Cleaned Crankcase;
Automatic Hees Control;
Thermostatic Control of water circulation;
Sealed Chassis;
Torque -Tube Drive;
Automatic Lubrication of engine. universal joint and fan hob;
One piece. 1 -beam Front Axle;
Cantilever Rear Springs;
Fisher Body..ith V.V. Windshield;
Du, o Finish
Ten -Plate Multiple Disc Clutch;
Controllable -Beam Headlights;
Mechanical 4 -Wheel Brakes;
Balanced Wheels.
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HURON MOTOR SALES
GODERICH - ONTARIO
Dealers for McLaughlin, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile
and GMC Tracks
McLAUGH N-BUICK
-c
it Aernon ..tr• A.. rvnr Vnha10HLIMhl•i e It will •Velen..r
ws..e• .w rime .(ms. - ,--- ..rte
to«•1.
this
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The
tor
ours
tray whrlr.,.
wart it art. t•.
uot..itcl:r ;• r
111.c i.c rrirc of .,.
F.at'rreed mei.
tag Qualities.
Pr. Jos. Shots. of Et. l- -
dnre. Que, write:--
( have frequently vied Itir.rr4.
Liei . and Also prescribe it for
my Seats always with the most
grail ire reruns, sad 1 eoneid-r
14 t • beet all-round Liniment".
C. A. lingR.U.
also recommends
nerd's to the -
1 have used Binard's Untrar-t.
myself at well as prescribed it in
my practice when a lirirnent was
rmWndt sad have tl..ar failed
to get the desired affect". n
"NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD FRIENDS?'
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fPOT 'EM UPJ IIID/
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The Better
Bake(/ Bread
L Sias Health
That Bu
The kiddie's home from school
want bread and butter, and
b,' &Lure that they get only the
most nutritious. Wo t.peialize
in fine white a n d brown
breads, and if you don't know
us it's time to get acquainted.
E. G. Smith
East Street Bakery Telehone 1S4
By Miss.P egy fey
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Home• and Gardens 4 65
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Record 3.75
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ney, renewal 3.85
new 35"
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Wide renewal 4.25
new 3 85
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Star Weekly 6 75
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Countryman 2 95
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when old Mother Hubbard
L ens to her cupboard,
ShQ found- a strange burglar there',
1 hose squeaky cornmand s
To throt.f up her hands,
Gave poor Mother Hubbard a s(Gre.
Clabbiag Raw With Other Peri-
odical. May Be 'lad on
Application
Felty -and
Fancy Goods
We have a very exienooly - Inn
1; Die u- a call
Miss S. Noble
Britiab Exchange Block. Goderich
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'Though 'twos but o mouse
Mot was robbing the house,
Moth`lhtN2 iete eor the knees,
the thief
To the ben► on the she -
The cake , and the pie and the cheese. ,
The jog silos (]00y
A- Shopping that- cloy,
And itnding his mistress sopole
On return to this hon e
IJhot h did tr ?hot 'mouse
Is b1y_tter Ieit otlt- 01 the tD(Q.
Little wonder old Mother Hubbard was alarmed at the sight of a mouse fully armed.
COAL COAL
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
1 enn-tulppty your warns in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
servile and reasonable priers.
L FLICK
Telephoto' i belerieh
Brophey Bros.
THE: I.EtI)IN(i
Fl \FK.►I. DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
orders t•arefully attended to
at tII hours. night or day
GODERICH
j. R. Wheeler
l-unerot Infertorand
Embalmer
Alt calls promptly attended to
day or night
PHONE::* .
'Store 335. Residence 355w
Hamilton Street, Goderieb
ELECTRIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS. ETC.
BROCK Street. P.O. Boa 601
ROBERT WILSON
for
Massey -Harris Machinery Frost Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Plants
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
We Are the Authorized Agents
in this District for the
A. Ce Dayton Radios
We will demonstrate this Radio Set at your home or
at our store at any time
Hill's Hardware
Phone 5 r R, 1)nng nnon Central
A General Line of Hardware The Service fitore