The Signal, 1914-6-18, Page 8• Ttltval u.T. JON* 18, hila
THE SIGNAL : G'ODKRICB t ONTARIO
Big Cut Glass,
China and Silver
Ware Sale
Our entire dock of Im-
ported Cut Glass. duras*
two weeks' Sole oats -
third ort
Coolish and French
Tea and DinnerBets, dur-
ing two week.' Bale one-
quertar oft.
Silver Ware (highest
grade only), during two
weeks' Sale one-quarter
oft.
Big shipment of Braes
Jaedlnieres, Pedestals,
Vases, Lamps, etc., just
to hen/. Special close
prices for June. Watch
show widows for spec-
ials.
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OEORRE PORTER
THIS OOD$RICH BOOK AND
STATIONERY CO.
The- Race is to the Swift -
The Battle to the Strong
A trip to New York and Bermuda means to anyone a
"Trip of a Lifetime" -and the Goderich Signal Contest
offers you such a trip, free of encumbrance, and ready to
sail by a happy party.
Will you resolve to make the most of this great chance?
Will you be a sure -enough, dead -in -earnest candidate from
now until June 3otht If this is your purpose, you can be a
leader in the race at the close of the contest.
The Goderich Signal Contest is a battle of the strong.
The Goderich Signal Contest is a race for the swift.
The free trips to Bermuda will be WON -but they will
also be EARNED.
"They also serve who only stand and wait, said Mil-
ton, but HE had to "Stand and wait," because he was blind.
FOR YOU to "Stand and wait" just now means to shake
hands with Failure. Don't wait. Get busy. Rise to your
opportunity. Do it Now. YOU can see.
There are but TEN working days in which to win the
fr..e trips to New York, Bermuda and Thousand Islands
offered by The Signal. The Contest will close oil June
30th.
The work of the world is performed by the active, the
resourceful and determined AVERAGE men and women.
Dont imagine that you cannot succeed because you are not
4. prodigy. Every woman has within herself the elements
which coa+bine.to make success possible. "it's in to You,
after all.
There are six free trips in the great voting contest.
Will you he 'going? Time is brief. It is up to yourself.
You will -see the largest city in America and the land of the
lily and the rose, if you continue to hustle. HUSTLE'.
HUSTLE! HUSTLE.
Remember the motto --HUSTLE, HUSTLE SOMiI�
MORE, KEEP ON HUSTLING.
VOTE STANDING Pick your favorite
DISTRICT NO. 1 virtue
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Mies MAMIK %'AKKENCR " • . • • . • 511,0110
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GRAND TRUNK
RQlLWAY
SYSTEM
IIOIESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
Round 1rip ticket. to point., in Manitoba. Al
br•r & and Saakatehen .tn via Chico/CO. et. Pawl,
Duluth or Sarnia and Northern Navigation
Companion sale each Tue•Jay m,lll Oct. 1.
irldealvc. at tow fare..
Through Pullman Tourist Sleeving
Cara to WINNII'E(. on above dates,
leaving Toronto 11 p.m. No change
of care.
RKTURN LIMIT. T%U MONTIIP
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is
the shortest and quickest route be-
tween Winnipeg -Saskatoon - Edmon•
too, with excellent through eervice to
Regina. :'rains now running into
Calgary.
lferth rceerv%tion. and pm -Ocular.' from F. =F.
LAW ItICNCK & $UNti, or write C. 5. HORN
1511, Dist(Lct Passenger .tgunt. Toru ,to, Oat
CANADIAN
AC 1 r1 c
GREAT LAKES NAVIOAT10N
Steamer. %ill leave fort MCNIcoU Mon-
day^. 7'tle'lay•. Widnm days.Thursday.'
:.n9 Saturday al t p.m.. commencing
May !eh. for
HAt'L:I' ETF_ MARIE. PORT ARTHUR
&, I FORT NILWAM
The Steamer Manitoba. alalling from Port
MCNlcoll \educwlal•, %111 tvl at Owen
Sound, leavwg that Iwhlt 1n.3, p.thsame
day. '
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
WulleevoToronto i•L45 p.m. on sailing
day,, makingdirect connection with stennr
eta at Lott MeNicon.
TO WF:STKILN I'ANADA iN COM -
FLIRT V'1A CANADIAN PACIFIC
!'articular. regarding RAIL, or OCEAN
ticket.+from Ju.. KIh1'. I%P.R. Agent, or
write M. C•. Mil ItI'IIY, D.P.A.. C.P.Ry.
Toronto.
Brophey Bros
GODERtCH
The Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, Dight or day.
Developing
and
Printing
DONE PROMPTLY
All Kodak Supplies
-James A. Campbell
Pb.. 8.
CENTRAL DRUG sTORE
North K. and Square, Goderich
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NEWS OF SPORT
xVNDAY 1('LIOOL IL\S,CIIALL LS.\UUK
A number,of boys from Knox, North
street Methodist, St. Peter's and St.
George's churches met in the Y. M. C.
A. rooms on Monday evening anti
drew un regulations and a schedule of
games for a junior baseball Lleague.
the A
pennant will be presented
n -
net's by the Y.M.C. A.
Pia era are to he under eighteen
seer and • representative for ew:h
teem. Season tickets will be sold at
Scents to provide funds for neversary
outfit; each team to sell Jt or more.
Schedule of games -
July :t -Knox ♦s. North street.
7 -St. George's vs. St. Peters.
111 Knoi ve. St. George r.
14 -North St. vs. SL Peter's.
17 -SL Peter's vs. Knox.
21-51. George's vs. North street.
24 -St. Peter's vs. St. George's.
28-Nortb street vs. Knox.
$1 -St. Peter's vs. North street. ,
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Tennis Shoes
Fleet Foot Tennis
and Bowling Shoes
g i T e satisfactory
style and service.
Such qualities
also shown in
latest Oxfords
Pumps. ('all in
select yours at
are
the
and
and
J. H. McClinton's
Aug, 4 -Lit. Georges vs. Knox.
years of age and are to offend thrix
own Sunday school or church on two 7 -North street vs. St. George's.
Sundays of each month and molt 11 Knox vs. St. Peter's.
have *attended twice before eligible to flow LINf•.
play. Two rinks from the local bowling
trach team is to have a manager sp club went to Stratford on Wednesday
proved by the p etor or `Sunday schoolto fay fur the Alex. Faill trophy.
superintendentresent,.
sof the church it rep• The Woks were. Messrs. U. H. Hum -
fa a or Any player who urea pro- her Ishipl. Hobert McLean. Fred.
(ane or all ear language during the Hunt. Aodtew Porter, Harry Edwards
ga:ne shall be warned by the umpire, e!dI Thomas McDermott, Charles
or any member of the managing coin;(larprow and L. E. Doberty. The
miltee, and if the offence is repeated I.
may he ordered out of the game by
the umpire : any player who has been
thus put off twice to heexpelled
from tbe League by managing condition.
t
teens in excellenondition.
committee. Games will consist of five g voters; CL
inning, and ate to he called at 8.30
p, m. The Y. M. C.A. vs (rand Trunk
Each trans will nominate one or teams met is Victoria park on Mon -
are ul )piree and the managing coin -(day evenio`... Play did not commenceThe managing committee will con- y blowing iron tide north west it was
trophy war won by the A. lase
Sawyerrink. of Stratford. while the Sawyer
rink, of Mitchell. carried oft second
prize. The weather war ideal and the
ill I
mitts will select umpires from those. uotil'.4ia With a very strong wind
sist of the president. secretary -trees- impossille to esstrol the ball. Is
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Yes- not in half an boor -sot t. Soo abeoluta' protection for ail summer
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minutes -tea f seconds
, akin troublea.
Just a few drops of that mild, soot►- Dont fall to try tbie famous remedy
ing. cooling wash. the D.D.D. Pre- for any kiod of skin trouble -wee know
scriptinn. the famous cure for Ersewa, I D.D.D. will give you instant relief.
and the itch is gone. Your burning I Jas. A. Oampbeli, Central Drug
skin it instantly relieved and you have Store. Goderich.
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ALL THE HARDWARE' YOU REQUIRE TO
BE HAD OF THE HOWELL HARD-
WARE CO., LIMITED
1 shes akCashtBasistwe arehas
ab a to n fferwell
ou thertbestand
pricescand save you
the
business on B
money. -
We draw particular attention to such seasonable lines as: -
PAINTS
V ARNiSHF.S
VARNi H STAINS
I.iNHE OiL
TURPS Etc.
Specially reduced
For this week let
range, regular $42.00
satisfaction.
Matta! T GOAL OIL ETON' Ifts
DETROIT GASOLINIC !TT:WV+
HAY -PORK -ROPE
PARIS OP$RN
HAY FORKS
POTTS RD
SHOVELS
ecr'TRE STONES
price on all these as well as on the whole of tht stelek.
inch
o. q largest size oven
us offer3. you Thus i ap tn anaexttra fine lrange and will give good
for $3 7
OIL CANS
MA0RINE OiLS
?1LES. Ito
eighteen minutes from the start the
railway men scored the first goal.
At half time the score was 10 in favor
of the .Grand Trunk team. Ten min-
utes after play was resumed the
Y.M.O.A. team scored and from then
until the whistle blew no more scoring
was done, the result being a tie. The
line-up follows: Y.M.C.A.--Goa1, Bar,
ker: backs. Nisbet, Spahr: half hacks,
Doyle. tamale. Lauder: forwards,
Pritchard. McArthur, Forbes, Moretti].
Pridhaul
Grand Trunk: Goal. Chisholm:
backs. Roberts, Smith: half hacks,
Statham. Sperling. Johnston: for -
war Is. Bowler, Bridle, Turner, Powell,
Metcalfe.
Referee, A. Kitton: 'linemen, Fisher
and Dunnadge.
Wednesday evening the Grand
Trunk met the Big Mill to play off a
protested game. Owing to counter
attractions some of the regular men
from Neth sides were absent. in the
first half the millers found the enemy's
goal four times. while the railway men
only succeeded in getting one shot
through. In the second hal( the Big
Mill notched up ties more and man-
aged to shut out the Grand Trunk en-
tirely, making the final score fl to 1.
The game was by no means as one-
sided as the score would indicate: 1t
was feat. throughout. Roberts for tbe
Grand Trunk did excellent work but
their goal tender wits a new mac and
needed practice, while their forwards
lacked sboo ting ability. The Big Mill
goal tender seemed almost impreg-
nable and their forwards had great
speed. The game was clean _?rota
eta 1R to Ar lett - oai7o w Jd 15.15.
being registered. The i nnc-up fol-
lows : -
Big Mill-lioaf, Bowes: harks. W.
Callow, K. Callow: half backs, Blasco..
Mew. Lambert: forwards. W. Klttou,
A. Kitton. Young. Peachy, Leggate,
Grand Trunk -Gnat, Bork; backs,
Roberts. Knnchinaki: half tacks.
Watson, Johnston. Ooteman: fcr-
wards. Metcalfe, Smith, Turner, Bow-
ler, Bridle.
Referee A. O. Nisbet; lioodleo, Dua-
nedge sot Fisher.
The Howell Hardware o.,-ui
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T1i* MIT PLACE TO SOY MARDWAR1
Skirts Made to Your Order
in Our Own Workroom
FOR $1.75
Summer akin troubles
/unborn. blistering. and Irritation
are the c tssateet ?nem of eomesre
skin trouble _and t�ekeget
ln tesla
these very iqufetuY Its anti-
septic
As soos as applied.
septic ppo�wers get W work and kill all
the polsos% in a wound. a sting or a
sore. This getserelly rods asmart-
ing
-
ik be-
gng and the pale. > ins the protest, ward fresh
healthy tiastse built up. For seer.
Watered
es�o heat rete.O.
battyhtspots. sore ane to
parepiratbn ate., you ess't equalTae Bek. It Oen entree este, u1s�r,
sbesesses, piles, and all ia4ssskdd Usti
aissis-d co.ditloss of al. and slab -
*eat tissue. Drugglet" and stores
everywhere sell Beta-Buk, fine. hex.
Vern Urn -But Soap alien, x40. per tab
1st, All steno, or 7Am►-Bat poo Tsr-
wfe,.
HERE is an opportunity to have an odd Skirt made to your
measure for only 81.75. This price includes all findings.
To know what the skirt will cost, simply add $1.75 to the
price of material you select. You may have; it made in
any one of six or eight styles,, all new and up-to-date, that
will be shown you by Miss Coutts when leaving your meas-
ure. The Skirts will be made in the best manner we know
how, and one fitting given.
THE MATERIAL. You may take your choice of nearly
too lengths of plain and fancy materials suitable for separate
skirts. These range in price from $I•oo to $2.00 per yard.
In the lot are plain black and navy serges as well as other
materials in all the popular colorings, black, white checks and
fancy weaves suitable for skirts of which we have but one or
two skirt lengths. They will be grouted on one table and
ready for you Saturday morning.,
Orders will be filled in rotation as they are placed. This is an
exceptional opportunity to get an extra Skirt at a price very
little over cost of material. '
Saturday Special in
Black Hats
$7.00 ane $8.00 for osly $4.65
In a big lot of sample Hats we purchased a
few weeks ago, there were some exceptionally
good shapes in fine Black Straws. These have
been sent to our work -room and trimmed
specially for Saturday selling. Only trimmings
of high-grade will be used and they will be got-
ten up in the hest style we know how. Some
will be trimmed in all black, others with a
touch of color. The actual price of these had
we bought them in the usual way would be
$7.00 to SS.00 each for they are all high qual-
ity. If you want a dressy black hat come Sat-
urday and take your choice of
this lot for only
4.65
J
Children's .
Rompers 35c
t, pairs Children's Roul-
pere. sizer 2 to 11 years. half
dozen material. to chic.e
from. All new. Regular ;lar•.
Saturday Special, each only
35c
Girls* Iluslin
Dresses $1.75
Ver)pretty lin or
voile Dresse.:or girl, size.
et. 14 and. 10 years. Small
flowered muslin combined
with whirr, each only ..$1.75
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Our Ribbed Cotton
Hose at 15c
is special value
this is a Stacking ferule
front hard twisted cotton
tarn. Dye absolutely fast.
feet seamless. 'They ale long
enough to mine well up over
the knee. One of the (test
Children's Stockings we have
aver sold. All sizes. per ion•
1Sc
Umbrellas Re -Covered
if you have an Unhrella the
top of which is going but the
brindle is still good and you
would like to have it recovered,
tiring it in. We will do it for
you at a moderate cost.
We Make Awnings
We take orders for Awnings
of all kind... house. store or
verandah. Make them to At any
window or open space. A splen-
did range of patterns to relent
from or plain white c.+nvas if
you prefer it. We quote you
makeri prices and put all in posi-
tion for you. Old Awning (ramex
re•coveted. Estimates given at
any time.
Verandah Needs
We are showing • splendid
stock of Verandah Rugs and
Mats in practic•Ily all size. Co-
coa Matting for steps, all widths
from 18' 'to 54", Bamboo Shades
in natural or green colorings.
Matting" put down and Bamboo
Shades hung. Close prices and
prompt service.
Our Silk Glove
at 51.00
This is the hest Silk
Glove we have been able to
nod anywhere. 1t is good
weight, properly made.
donUe Anger tips. and we
it fully against
as
octanotmatettain e
or w s manship. Black or
white. all .Taos. Decidedly
the hest $1.Ou Glove In the
trade. Per pair .$1.00
Special Selling of Suits
and Coats
A►��e4r sad Nsri �Na
t.4atvrlllay std Nirxt'Week
Seven ladies' stylish Spring and Summer
Coats an.. the same number of sults go on sale
Saturday morning priced
for quick selling.
The Costs will sell at 512.75
There are just seven of them. Platn
teriais and fancy ratines in blues, browns, tans. I
Sizes 34, 36 and 38 in the lot. Regular prices
were $t8.00, $tq.00 and S24.00. They are the
last of our good coats and as an extra Special
Bargain we offer you your
choice of the seven for only....
Two Suits at 58.75
Two real nobby tailored Suits, black and
white check, correct style- and well made.
Special Saturday morning. $8.75
Choice of the two for.
firs Suits at 514.60
Two of these are ratines, the other three
ma-
There
plainer materials They are this season's styles,
correct in every way. perfectly tailored, coats
are silk lined. Regular,prices were $21.00 and
6�att10damernin $14.00-
either f the five for only....
none stylish Walsh Dresses
at 55.00 and $6.50
Another shipment of dainty wash Dresses
just parsed into stock. designs both fresh from
mater-
ial d Myr ti lapret lot of wash Dowses
wand 5.bnwamany
we have eros Inctatamy • days Of seaeesfy
any are there more than nes of two alike.
Shows In dalsty sardine• voiles, ate.
sea'
and Ledtes' sines.
Misses' Dresses Specially
Priced at 52.50
This is • little bargain lot ander regular
•aloe. Material Is pure natural all Ibsen hot
land. Dresses are est In hood style and nest
ly trimmed with edgian of "embroidery In red
Will stand no end of mate wear
know bow they *111 wash. Miers 14, 18. IS
sed !11 years. Each . • •
u
WE $&U.
The balsa' Soma Journal.
Hodiens,
' House Joorsal Pat -
IraisomentansIndles.
of a sary for ��
�w "No Sssmw Hose
i.edtten..d...br.. J