The Signal, 1912-3-14, Page 5rue
LOCAL TOPICS
5*menta to the Wes.
ante. 'McLain and sow Week+yy tett
last Friday with a carload of hoeass
for Saskatoon, Bast.
erne/ oar of hoerne/d Manitoba oa Tuesday
o p'anay.tasall4
of this treat.
Fred Dade +tWvped a ear et honest
tel. timeni ig WW2 furls tri Ireleanses,
Alts- The ~wee Inof Rob-
ert Miry. Illeo Doyle leave for
the Weat blown to the dw
few days t. ret ad apornfdMs 00
hie Alberta 1tfRb
Temperance Wdrtisrs to Meat
A meeting Of Mie vas from
various testalletabM anarchies
and munleipelwias of llegaweeaety le
called to read in Wesley elsersh,
Clinton. on Friday, )larch 48th. M 10
e m. The ohjeat of the meeting le to
eon•ider whet nonrated canon shall
is• taken during the pr.a.ot year to
Moine, the interest+ of temperate,
and moral reform, and to plan an ag-
yreessive campaign ferh►pal oot'nn and
the banishment of the bar. UMeero
will he elected for the coming year. '
Notes from Miss Skimings•
We ares glad to learn that Miss
Skimings. who is still at Alexandra
hospital. Is able to sit up fnr antnw
hours every day. Miss Skimings
tocols ns amen. notes from the hospital,
the ••newsrwner instinct" having still
survived. fibs writes: "At•larwir•
hextpital is rising stwllly _as a most
,ur,'s.ful Institntlon for the meek re-
covery of patientw. Ahout twenty
patients have been diechargsd einem
the second week tit December, leveed
of whom had to undergo operation*.I
..The Imnerial D. 0. E. and Alexandref
teepee! staff will he very sfr+►tend to
the originator of Mondays cn..trihu-
tion from the citizens who attended
the West street skating rink nn that
ev.ninea, for the more patients they
have the mere exosos** to the bospitel
i. neo.e*arly incurred."
Funeral of Mrs. A. M. Ross.
Th. funeral of Mrs. Agnes Ross„
widow of the late Hon. A. M. Res,
whn died in Toronto on Wednesday
evening of beet week, tank Ogee in
tioderuch nn Friday afternoon. The
remains arrived from Torento on the
1:511 train send were otrvvysd to St.
Gooey" nhneeh, where tbe rector,
Rev. J. B. Fntbnringbate. onstoetoll
the funeral serol.•, after wb1s16 the
Mode was Men to Its last
!Hrash`
in aitlarid amatory.Tea' pim111=
ere we•e 0. F. Qary. D,
Judea Holt, C. Salem Sias/ -
Rey -
notes and Dr. lerRom, • •T sone
Chino C. of Tnronto
and Dr. W. 1C. Roel. of Landon, as
colons/1nd the remains to town -
A Social Evening.
Ahott thirty roembete and Mends
of the Gnderich branch of tbe
Warn-o'a Inetkute meeneltsd at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Ttetbewey o0
Tueed.y evening aed mi jorpd a very
element 'maniere together. Gaines
wed tan-ic made up the gewtter pert
of tis 1etertelnment, and R
a. Or •igie re vaned t e penes dings
with the bagpipe while little dioses
YrL,nd ao•t Howell gave several
Highland dance*. Misr Salkeld gave
an interesting reeding end H. J.
Mortis give an address. This was fol•
lowed by the servingof • bounteous
vote simper ' heists IWok end
ge 1 to the
hose and Mimeo, el the weeding for
their h•.pitality Auld Laog Syne was
sodg and the gstberhag separated.
Hospital Benefit a Great Success.
The hoeuital benefit et West street
rink last Monday evening was largely
poor •n'vd, the net proceeds being
over $85. It was estimated that there
wee• ne trly 850 skaters on the ice in
the ear Iv p .rt of the evening and
there w ere *laet4tot•s not a few. the
refresh hent booth at the west end of
the rink. where steaming (toffee and
delicioes rake were served, was an in-
viting spot and $80 was earned in this
way. •h.. p.tblic deserve the warmest
cowtm•ndatittn for the hearty way in
in whit•h the benefit was patronised.
and Hat.ager Goldthorpe bee earned
the 1+ndatlons of all time bosoital sup.
porter, by his generosity to giving
the use of the rink for the evening.
,Medicos Meet- t
The inaugural meeting of the Huron
Medical Society was held in Wingham
.on Wednesday Peening. The doctor*
from Goderich in attendance at the
gathering were Harold Taylor, J. B -
Whitely. A. T. Rmmereno and A. H-
Maeklio. The busirees of the Noeiety
was txan.acted in the council chem -
bet, after wheth all repaired to John-
ston',. restaurant, where a bounteous
spread awaited them. A program of
tomato,, speeches and songs followed,
and a special feature of the aeoagg'raam
was the doing of honor to Dr. Tamlyn,
et Wingbam, who had completed bis
'fiftieth year in the practice of medi-
cine. As be wait enable to be printout
at tbe banquet owing to injeriee re-
feived in a recent railway accident,
a tis fellow-practltionarsoaWdon him et
Ms horse and presented him with an
althea*. Dr. Tambyo replied very
feelingly.
The Goderich Motor Club.
A well -attended eboot of the
owners of autnmoieiles in b sad
vicinity wee held in Dr. Maeblln's af-
firm last Saturday oveefog Vier 1ie
Pow of organiassiod. it was
that a club should he tonged hews
an the G, tderktb Motor IJ eb tea
following •deems were dared t lttgt.
dent, K. J. Mew; vioa•peelieln•
W. L. Ronne ; saceotary isaaswrer,
a' k- Kelly t executive somatiteela
J. F. Andrews, in. T. Mummy and J.
M. Field. Several wattwfe of posillew
interest to inflow el setae wave
the discussed and it wire reaeiseogdy
atdome
*timed tat all chinas'', should
the utmost their bundles by ter flareesee *ted
the on Maw seissinn set all one` n'
that * aye >u abewee ogres
(dist hetweee all° botbt
pothole ...m a Ned
themo-
w s. Isrpmbeea at too keep
the Ora.
tl. j4si 1 , be
room
nAfrinnwe
y reMiler 11111h. there
A yI* ashortl .
Misor-
.iarty.
Now Parissasys.
Mee Ms.1one of North Nowt 1Ietbo.
Ott church have ante under
weir to seat • new paraintews on the
present site during the asmbrg *.an.ttw. Tboy ars asking for plana and
spscillaatlons, whieb are to be coo.id-
sred ata meeting of the trustee board
to be held shortly.
Railway Meeting Next Monday.
The adjourned meeting of the dele-
g.tw of the municipalities interested
in the bonds of the Ontario West
Shore Railway wsa postponed for an-
other week itnd the meeting win be
held in the council chamber Isere next
Monday afternoon. J. W. Moyes.
ps id ottte railway, is expected
A Good Article.
A letter which Mr. J. J. Wright re-
ceived a few day ago from his
brother. Mr. John Wrierbt. of Berke-
ley, California, contains this com-
ment : "1 read a splendid article in.
The
hq ing by Mr.
Wrnock, whicy
agrees with
my experience.' The wemben of the
liodericb Hnrticniturnl Society will no
doubt be pleased to learn that their number ask for further information.
From Saskatchewan cornea word of a
similar movement in that Province-
Winebam, Parkhill, Kincardine, Slui-
ce*, Paris, Aylmer, Arthur, township
of Clark, Bohcaygeoo, Elmira, Tweed
hors, Wallacehurg, Wiarton, Ux-
bridge Bothwell, Omewae, Wincbes-
ter, Lancaster, Heiman. Othere have
the matter under consideration and a
discussions are observed at so groat a
di•taace as the State of California.
Going to 1 oronto.
N. C. Cameron, who has been in
business here for the past four years,
has associated himself with a manu-
facturing clothing oompaoy in Tor-
onto. where he goes to tae up his Your new wristsuit sod overooat should
duties on the :Toth of this month. He have your immedte attention- Leave your
will introduce a special registeredorder atsans at F. J. Pridham's and you will
brand of his own and will cover all the sme*hibmtimi°a'
larger towns end cities in Ontario.
He has therefore decided to make a
sacrifice of his stock sn as to diatom*
of it in shout a week's time. The
store will be open till Saturday night,
the 23rd.
Death of Mrs. Yungblut-
Jacob Yunghlut will have the hearty
svmpathv of the entire community in
the lose which he sustained last Satur-
day by the death of bis young wife.
The dereased'• maiden name was
Susan May Creech and she was mar-
ried to her now sorrowing partner
lrest a year ago last Friday. She
eaves an infant; son but a few days
old. The funeral Lurk place on Tues-
day morning front the fatally reei-
denoe, at the corner td Victoria end
Wolfe street" to the 0. T. R. station,
thence to Kincardine for interrosnt.
Rev. Dr. Medd conducted an a n -
ate service at the home on Monday
evening.
C. A. Society Work at Blyth.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF,
t3G 1'atrtck's Day postal. at Smith's Art
East street. don't forget Ireland's great
G. M. Elliott. executive officer for
Huron County Children's Aid Society.
spent Sunday, in Blyth, speaking in
the interests of the 0. A. S. work, in
the morning in the Methodist church
and in the evening In the Presbyter-
ian church: also in the Sabbath schools
in the afternoon. A committee has
been appointed to act in conjunction
with the enunty Society. E. Bender
is president, Jas. Cutt secretarryy-treas-
urer; tbe ministers of 'be diftermet
church.a are vine-pprreessidenta, and two
loner from each churnh and from the
W. C. T. 1J. also are to act oaths coin;
mittee. Already cases .requiring in-
vestigation have been reported to the
Society.
Tobogganing Accidents.
While tohng¢aning on the steep
hank near the liebthouae last Friday
afternoon, Cameron Yule was ser-
iously injured when his bobsleigh
struck a pest a abort distance down
the hill. lie was rendered uoeon-
scious and his face was badly lacerated
un one ride. Oonnussion of the twain
le feared. hut as the lad is a sturdy
little youngster he bre a nonstitution
which should help much in bringing
abort his complete recovery.
While sleigh -riding on the Maitland
River bank test Thursday evening.
Mian Morena Wnottoo. of the Huron
road. bad the miefe nine to have her
leg broken, when the bobsleigh ool
Med with a poet. Mine Bat•► Beacom,
'..whn was on the sleigh with Miss
Wootton, batt several teeth d*maged
at the same time.
A Western Wedding.
An interesting matrimonial event at
Edmonton, Alta.. on Tuesday, March
fith, was the marriage of two former
Godeeich re:ideat*-Mies Clare Jean,
eldestdaugbter of Mr. and Mn. Oso.
Bissett, Eset tercet, and Albert John-
ston, son of the tate Jobn Jobnaton.
of Goderich. and a brother of Robert
Johnston, Waterloo street The eere-
inony waw performed in tbe new Pres-
byterian church at Edmonton try Rev.
Dr. MacQueen. An interesting tart
to he noted Is that they were the first
couple to he married in the church
and that the edtfce bad just been
opened the evening previous far pub-
lic service. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston
have marry friends In town who will
join in wishing them many years of
happiness. The young couple will
eommenoe housekeeping et Mirror,
Aka.
MANY PLACES IN FAVOR.
Proposal is Tax Mail Order Homes Is
Receiving Wide Support.
At a recent meeting of the Harris -
ton Board of Trade a resolution was
pawed to the effect that that Board
wee not in favor of the proproal to
=enttp.elal tax on mai order
Ths action of the Harris/too
Board was reported in the city press,
M dente acting to some extent as a
damper upon the movement. it trims -
plea, however. that the meeting o1
lbs ivard as whirh the resolution was
marred was far from being a mine -
mutative Does. A letter since received
1 the .wer.tary of the Goderich
)Bard of Trade from an individual Po odlethws,te, of Onderich. to *crest
teemb.r of the Harriaton Board states the culprit, but before he arrived the
Mat sat of a total membership of six. bird had flown. it wax tbnoght be
lads Orly eleven war. present *t tie had left for the Wesn
gt and steps were in 411104t1011.The Rerriatrni taken immediately to intercept hiss.
team *Delmore aim a oto.claration in
favor of teeing mail order hooses
whish is signed by nineteen of Har-
rlston'a Neatness men, including repro-
•n4ulyes of may different lines of
b h secretary was fo u*d *nilt o the
lie ehasr ret the (i replies
Amari fined aro *cid msec i m e nlattice and
01 hsiie has received resile. /rtuo w tag in *11
ialr/a fterslssr of Boards 01 rade aatl to 416.41. It wee shown that the'
msnieipa' email.' in the Province charsot.u' of the boys in the cat wan
idol* have raised resolutions in natal to be desired and the Crown
*mat of the tattUnn preptral. Platen nttoray will investigate tardier In
wham mob cation dart beam taken are cedar to decide as to tho /.agar ur.,.
Maas 4, Mmltb'a Pa11i, Ilttmbeent000, C0 to testify trot. hahwwe.
A handsome piano has been pur-
chased by the ladies' auxiliary of the
Y. M. C. A. for use in the Association
rooms.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the Empire will be held
in the court house next Monday, ltftb
inst., at 1 o'clock p. ret.
The spring sittings of the High
Court of Justice open in Goderich on
Tuesday, March :fBth. The Honorable
Mu. Justice Britton will preside.
Kincardine is to have an Old Boy&
and Girls' Reunion July 15th to 22nd
this years The big week is already
being "boomed" by printer& ink -
which is the way to make it succeed
The Wm. Andrewi farm on the
Bayfield road has been sold to Wm.
Bichao, of the same line, at a good
figure. The farm contains minty acres
and the new proprietor will get pos-
session at nater
J. T. Newell was called to Niagara
on Saturday owing to the sudden
death of his nephew, W. Ward. A
sad feature in connection with the
death of the young man was the fact
that he was married only three weeks
ago.
His many friends will be pleased to
hear that Wilson Brownlee, who was
seriously injured by a fall et the Big
Mill salt plant several weeks ago, is
doing nioeiy and that the prospects
are bright for his complete restoration
to health.
The 0oderizh Star appeared last
weak xi an "WI -borne -prints publica-
tion, the "patent inside" having been
discarded. The Signal welcomes its
neighbor to the ranks of ' progressive
journalism. This paper has been all
home -print for the last nine years.
The Centre Huron license commis-
sioners met in Goderich on Friday
and transferred the shop license of
the late Edward Dawson, Seaforth, to
Chas. Dawson, for the estate. The
transferred license is effective until
the end qJ the present license year.
J. H- McClinton, who has purchased
from W. $ern his boot and shoe busi-
ness, makes his announcement in The
Signal's advertising columns this
week. Mr. McClinton intends to
keep a select and tup-to-date stock of
all goods in his line. Give him s call.
J. Brown, of Windsor. the new pro-
prietor of the British Exchange hotel,
took possession this (Thursday) morn -
log. The license commissioners have
bowed a permit fur his operation of
the hotel for two weeks, until the
formal transference of the lidense has
been nude.
The regular meeting of the G. C. I.
trustee board was held last Thursday
afternoon. A motion was passed that
Capt. Dunlop he paid $2Sof r anima
as military instructor to the Cadet
corps during the year 1911, and ac-
counts amounting to $59.05 were
ordered to be paid.
The Hussars, a singing hand or
braes choir, with up-to-date songs and
choruses with action, present some-
thing decidedly new and striking in
lyceum concerts. in their beautiful
costumes they will appear in the
Opera House req Friday, March 29th,
on the Y. M. 0. A. course.
Atthe installation of officers St the
Goderich Circle of the Order of Oana-
adiao biome Circles laat month, J. E.
Tom was appointed leader sod dele-
gate to the meeting of the Supreme
Circle in Toronto. Mr. Tom left for
the Queen City on Mooday to be pres-
ent at the opening session on Tuesday
afternoon.
The C. P. R. connection between
Hamilton and Guelph will soon be
eompleted and read} for opoodle°.
Trains will be running over the line
probably by July. This exts sloe
will give Goderieh direct commotion
with Hamilton and win still further
improve the position of this town as a
shipping depot.
In a fracas at Ba field on Tuesday
eveaing Constable Elliott, it isailegrd,
was seriously injured when assaulted
by .s drunk and disorderly. named
Reynard Armstrong. Crown 1110,~
»ev &eager, when gsoprigged of the
affair, sent down Uhlef of Police
On information laid by Licensee 1n•
specter Arqulth a moving can was me
tbe Polies ('ours on Wednesday after -
soon charged with supplviner liquor
to minors- thrres none hors. H.,
GNAL : UODERI01. ONTARIO
'lllftnalleI►s. Nunes 14. 1111 $
A COMPLETE
of Cameron's Entire Stock
of Dry Goods and. Clothing
ONLY 7 DAYS TO DO IT IN
WHAT IT WILL MEAN
We predict a great and memorable sale. This sale will move people to act for twenty miles around. This
means that the whole of the country will be set in motion by one of the most determined and complete sales
ever heard of incity or town. It's going to happen. Nothing can stop the immensity of this sale. Just as
well try to stop the ocean's course, or the' flowing of the St. Lawrence river as to try and stop the multitude
that will attend this sale. Everything is totally, different this time. It is not a matter (as is usual) with
ordinary sales of making a stir and turning over of money. But this is an actual and complete
DISPOSAL OF ENTIRE STOCK
Determination as the rule of this sale, so fill up your storehouse as never before. You know our goods and
it will be your last chance to buy from us. An avalanche of wonderful bargains with the last chance thrown : n.
A complete upheaval of the whole stock and a mountain slide of extraordinary values. Everything to go a
breakneck speed. No reins of steel can hold it back. Your gains by our great losses during this sale will swell
your purses and bank accounts and it's a chance you cannot throw aside. We are no prophets but we predict
this sale the king of all our efforts. Don't be surprised if the whole of stock is cleaned up quicker than
allowed by:ourselves,
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SALE OPENS
aft.rday, March . i6tii 1912
and Ends Saturday Night, March 23rd
ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAY THE DOORS WILL BE CLOSED
We have nothing to hinder us this time as was the case at our last sale when we had intended to close.
Put aside all idle ideas that we shall stay. Mr. Cameron leaves for the city of Toronto on Monday, March
25th, where he will be engaged in a manufacturing industry.
This sale will produce more value for money than ever attempted by us. A greater sale never was, and
such as you can never look torward to again. Everything, absolutely everything, must go and go with a
vengeance.' This sale ought to revive your desire to buy as never before. ,It should set you in action by
putting in a year's supply. Consider the steady advances being now made by wholesalers and manufacturers
and if you are as serious as much as it's a tr1lth youll buy even if you have to borrow.
IT'S OUR LAST IT'S OUR GREATEST
Don't stay at home all winter and regret you
miss this great chance. Opportunity knocks at your
door. It's for you to act.
This sale will create commotion for it will be
brilliant, startling, stirring from start to finish, and
the last and only great happening in Goderich, and
we are biId"to say so wonderful will this sale be that
you can't afford to miss it.
Let us repeat our statement again, this time a
little louder : Thfs is dnost positively Our Last
OreatClearing Selling Out Sale.
Hetty Green, the richest'woman in the world,
says : "Buy when people are forced to sell."
If you have been waiting for a cheap sale you
certainly have not waited in vain. If you are as
anxious to obtain bargains as we to sell, our sale
should only be of short duration. Impossible to
give complete list.
Act wisely, act quickly, act at once. You will
see the people come to this sale like regiments of
soldiers. But you'll witness it for the last and only
time. This store is to rent. All the furniture and
fixtures are to be sold. No time for list. Sell we
must. So you must realize what it means. Only
seven days' selling and it will be allover on the 23rd.
Get here quickly. Quitting for good. Crowds are
coming. It will be a desperate wind-up SALE.
and black.
8 webs 50c goods. Sale price per yard
300 lards Me grinds et.....
1,000 yards $1.00 goods at.
8 webs $1.501 goods at.. •
Ladies' i$10.00 and $12.110 Suite in merges and worsteds for..
Wipe' $15.g10 soli $l$ (10 Suite, silk lined, ter..
Ladies. *Iwo int $11.00 (bats for >M05
Ladies' 426.45 Beaver+ with fur txiflawaterproof
rs, wind and watef
liniege. $11.x5
Girls' Tweed Coate, regular up to 48.00. Sate price ..... $1.70
Ladies' 111 ltuht ems. -
Cotton Spool Thread. regular 6c. , Rale, 2 spools lot.
50c *red 75e ieather Heli., e.HI.g not et. .
The leather Hand Aura with small purse
12 Lawn liasAkptrhi.f• for.
4 pare Linen Haeodkerehtefs for..
Trimened Mete, regular up so 64.50. Sale.
FesSh
Felt ep s. Mr. baup is 112.00. Belling out •ire e
ONLY 'TIME TO QU TE A FEW ITEMS
About :..000 yards of Drees Gonda in loiter, browns, reds, grays Aimee 41 `moi Wool yin eater*Bala price
190
SSo
47o
Wks
i.05
f.05
. 400
5o
150
850
25o
1350
4$0
00
50c Silk four-in-hand 11m, sale . • .
M and $2.75 Sweater Coats. selling at
50c and 75c Cepa, sale
75c Negligee Shirts, for
41.26 Negligee Shirts, for .
70c Work Shirts, sale price
50n Work bhlrtw, sale price
10.85 Overall'', blue and hlack
41 50 Wool IInderwear, f •r
50c and lie 4eede-lined i'nderwear. for
23 pairs 41.25 Plants, welling out price....
f10 pair. 4i 50 and $1.75 Pante, rale........ .
20' pairs $2.00 end 4250 Pante, axle. •.• ~e
25 men's $10 00 Tweed Rnit*--snit :95
MI
100men 'eSerge and Wnteted Suit a, reviler values to Si R. sale
Morena,' h)*ck )felton 0,0room regular 4,selling see 84 1 S*.ss
Alen's $10.00 Tweed anti Beaver Coal• 5..05
25e Rubber (Jolter... M -u
.. .......... .... .- ... 150
•
450
Sao
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Cameron's Departmental Store