The Signal, 1915-4-1, Page 44 lreDa.DAT, APRIL 1. 1915
THE SIGNAL : 3ODg9ICH ONTARIO
Society nranb ilotlIes
. «.TrtMam
ANNOUNCES THAT THE NEW
SPRING DISPLAY of SOCIETY
BRAND CLOTHES IS NOW
READY AND AWAITS YOUR IN-
SPECTION.
They present a pleasing vari-
ety of smart, unique fashions,
that is up to our usual stand-
ards of high quality and abso-
lute correctness of style. So-
ciety Brand Clothing is de-
signed by A. G. Peine, who is
considered the greatest de-
signer in America. Society
Brand Clothing Is now being
made in Montreal for the Can-
adian trade. .:
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lAUBURN.
WFONKanAY. March 31.
A concert in the interests of the
community -rent re will be held in the
Foresters' Hall on Wednesday, April
7th. It will tate the form of a contest
between the young ladies and the
young men. Ther will be music,
dialogues, etc.
NoTss.—Geis. Limp is taking a well-
earned rest and in visiting his old home
in Wellesley John Lemp has
secured a situation in Haabilton and
has left to continence his duties
Nelson Hill is laid up with a severe
attack of ervsipcls. in his face
The Community Circle "at house" last
week brought a good attendance and
showed how some will forget their
spelling after years of absence from
study. Remember the contest Ap-
ril 7th. Corse and enjoy yourself.
John Jardine has commenced
work with Jas. Ni' holann nn the farm
for the summer .. Walter Pfeffer is
conflated to his bed with an attack of
sciatica R. J. Askwith is moving
into his house, formerly occupied hy
his father. . A. Asquith shipped a
car of evaporated apples to Toronto.
. G. i.. Youngblio shipped a ear
of hogs to Toronto, Wednesday
E. Watson & Son shipped a ear of
cattle to Toronto for the Easter
market on Saturday.
Choose Easter'Shoes Here ,
No Easter Outfit would be com-
plete without due regard to the
question of . i'l
FOOTWEAR
Aside from i is greater Sign fi-
cance, Feaster Sundae is the chosen
day for the exhibition of Spring
Styles. It's the beginning-offa
new season, a change in nature's
habiliments, and in the raiment
worn by mortal.. 'i • + f
r —fir -' htlsttid_
Make your Easter Selection from
our large stork of Spring Styles.
SHARMAN
TIIE SHOE MAN]•►i211
ECEIBEIBEIMIEBE
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
I wain'. he..! pray! incl training
school. We ha.e thorough con, -e. and
experienced In -trust re in enrh of nor
three department- 1'oai mental.
shorthand and T.Ir,:ravhy. Our grad
a.hts
unto. to sed and you osread our
tares, free sial. Roe. Write for it at
meg
D. A. McLACHLAls, Frl•stpl.
Many Colleges close for' Vacation at
Midsummer Our College does not
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LUUKNOW.
TCaaiDAY, March .irltb.
Battu..—lt 1s reported that the
Amherley and Lochalsh poetumces
will he closed after April 1st Miss
A. Boyd. after spending • month with
friends at Chicago, returned to town
last week Mr. cod Mrs. Geo
Baxter, of Ouderich. visited frieodr
hen last week Mrs. D. F. John -
•ton. of Burlington, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. O. Anderson ecce A few
horses were purchased here by the
military buyers last week. 1t takes a
gond horse to get past them.
DIATH OF AN 'OLD RhWIDLYr.—
James MoClu.ky, an old resident of
Lucknow, died on Tuesday morning,
2frd inst., after • painful illness of
cancer, which affected the tongue and
throat. He was in his sixty-fourth
year and leaves, besides the widow,
'one eon and one daughter.
THRIK MORI FUR A.TIYK 8KRVICL
—Three more young men from Luck -
now have enlisted for active service at
London. They are ; Arnold Rsth-
well, son of Mr. and MOs. Ram. Rath -
well ; Evan Geddes, .on of Dr. and
Mrs. Geddes. and John McDonald. eon
of Mr. and Mts. D. A. McDonald.
McDonald has • brother in the third
contingent now training at London.
These young men dipped quietly •why
and enlisted withoutasking their
parent.' permission.
JOYNT Ie REIYr.—J. G. Anderson,
ex -M. P. P., and John Joynt were
nominated last week Inc the office of
reeve. urade vacant by the death of
the late Reeve Murdoch. The elec-
tion was held on Mnudsv, and resulted
in a majority of 40 for Mr. Joynt.
Yong. &ad 1'aark+ st.. Toronto. 1. strictly
er.t rias.. NOM Miter 1n Canaria Ifeter
now ea as t0 get • emotes is tee early falls
Cattiness twe.
"ROUGH ON RATS" clean out
Rat., .Mice, rtr,.Don't Die in the
House. 15c end ?o.-te, at Drug and Coun-
try Stores.
DUNLOP TIRE t RUOtER GOODS
COMPANY. LIMITED
HEAD OFFi('I : TORONTO
Ra.N.1a11. to LaAnnwe Cmm.
n+ Tire. for Anb,n.obile., Motor
Ir.. k.. Motorreeles fµ- L•., is
Robber RelttngPantag.lilow. Heels- Mat&
1 fling and Genera! Rubh, r ,fperlalttea
KINOSBRIOGE.
Tux sDAY. March ail.
Mr. Patrick Long died at his home
here on Tuesday, of pneumonia. He
had been i11 only five days. The de-
ceased was fllty-eight jeers of age
and was unmarried.
To BAIL TIM BLUE LA1:K14.--Again
the Ashfield boys are responding to
the "call of the Lukes." Chief Engin-
eer Joseph Connors leaves thin week
for Chicago to tit up the beat on
which he has been employed for the
season. With him go James Cummins,
of St. Augustine, and Wilfrid Austin,
of Ooderich, for firemen. Second En-
gineer Thos. Connors has left for De-
troit to prepare for the corning season.
He takes John Quigley, who has had
two yearn experience on the Lakes,
for oiler, also John McCarthy and
Fronk Austin for firemen.
B RIKFs —Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Benniger, of Dungannon, and Mb. and
Mrs. Peter Benniger, of Grand Valley,
Ont., spent Sunday at the home of
Michael Benniger ...The Misses
Mae and Lizzie Griffin, of Godericb,
'Tent Sunday with the latter'. sister.
Mrs. Tim. Griffin Mr. Michael
Dalton, who .pent the winter months
with his sons at Porcupine. Ont., re-
turned nn Saturday to his house here.
Some torsi mail boxes are Ming
put un in thisL,c•lity %five Julia
O'Reilly land Mr. William McCarthy
ale on the sick list Mr. Thos.
Sullivan had a successful wood -cut-
ting bee last Saturday Wilfrid
Austin, of Goderich, spent Sunda
with relatives here.. .. .. Mr. Wi-
lliam McCarthy has rented John L
Sullivan e faun for the coming year.
.Mr. Con. O'Reilly has eoid his
big roan team to Jep. Brindley,
of Goderich township. Irons whom
be purchased them last fall Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Langdown are now
residing in John Long'. house on the
9th concession. Mr. Lengdown is
hired with the O'Reilly sisters for the
coming year. commencing April 1st.
Messrs. William Meyers and
Florence McCarthy. jr.. left yesterday
for Dnkota .. Leo Kelly, formerly
of Fordyce, is now in the employ of
Mr. Morgan Dalton.
A
Ideal Fencing
Why send your money away when you ran get the BRAT
FENCE from ns at no more colt than you pay the outsider for an
INFERIOR FENCE.?
"IDEAL." Viewing ie made -to -last from the very best quality of
High Carlo n. (ialvsnised, Hard Steel Wire, and ie ae!epted as tbel
.tendert fence by all the leading railways of Canada.
:nch fence, 5 wires, all No. u, foe 104. per rod
las 9 " ' ,. 9, for !Se " "
M) " " 7 " " " 9, for !SW " '•
" " 9, for *So „
41 „ ,. 1S .,
47 „ .. g ..
"" e
" 9, for SO " "
Nn.9and 14,for 14 " "
Beet prices nn Perm and lawn Gat '., Lawn Fencing, Poultry
Fencing. etc.
Howell Hardware Co., ,,,b.
MST PLACE TO SUY HARDWARE — - — P11011E p
IIEART I
DISEASE
Is a .ysiploes of Kidney
Disse. A well-known
doctor has said, " 1 neer
yet made* post-mortem ex.
r-minatioa in a case oI death
Dorn Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
were atfau ." The Kidney
medicine which was 6•,t on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Trouble.. and
most widely imitate.! is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
MULLET T.
MONDAY. March :54.
DEATH OF W. B. HAMILTON.—After
an illness extending over two years,
Wm. B. Hautiltoo, B. A., son of Mrs.
Gavin Hawilton, panned away :lie:lien'sia
and at hi. mother's home in this
township. The deceased was horn in
Mullett thirty-six years ago. Hr was
on the teaching staff of the W indsor
Collegiate institute when be was
forced to give up work on account of
ill -health. The funeral took place on
Thursday.
SAYING: F.sKIwKLt_-- Mr. and Mrs.
James Southcombe, who more shortly
to make their home at l'linton, were
waited upon the other es ening by a
number of their neighbor. and pre-
sented with • complimentary address,
aecowpanird by a handsome hall -rack.
The remainder of the evening waa
spent in a social way with games,
music, etc., and the ladies provided
lunch. It is over sixty yesessince Mr.
Southcombe's father took up the farm
on the :ird concession which is now
passing out of the possession of the.
family.
THE LATK WILLIAM RILKY:—Thr
death of %Villiaw Riley on the 22nd
inst. reproved an old resident of Lon-
desbot•ti . The deceased was horn near
Brockville, seventy-two years ago,
but spent the greater part of hie life
in this township. He was a framer
by trade, a good workman and a man
of sterling character. He was a Metho-
dist in religion, ao Orangeman, a
Mason and a member of the C. 0. F.
He is survived by his wife, to wbow
be was married forty-nine years ago.
and • family of flue daughtersend
three sone : Mn. W. L. !lair, Base
line: Mrs. G. %V. Bradford, Goderich ;
Mn. Thomas Roherton, Londe.hort ;
Mrs. Fred Mair, Wawano•h ; Mrs. 1..
D Watters, London, and Joseph, New
York Coy; Forest, Newark, N. Y.,
end Harry, at home.
DZATII OR JAMES RITNOLDel.--Jame.
Reynolds, one of the early settlers of
tbetownsbip, died at bis home oc the
4th concession on the 21st ioat., at the
age of seventy-seven years. The de-
ceased was born in Ireland and
came to this country with his
parents when • small boy. the family
settling shortly afterwards lo this
township Fitt y -two years .ago he
married Mies Mary Macdonald, end be-
sides hie wife he is .urvivrd to three
sons and two daughter.: Hobert, of
Vancouver. B.C. ; Mr.. James Flynn,
of Clinton, and Joseph, Jobn and Miss
Minnie, at home. Mr. Reynolds was
• Literal in politica, and in religit.n a
member of the Roman Catholic
church. The funeral took Our on
%'edne.day, Rev. Fathet Hogan cele-
brating requiem mss. at St. Joseph's
church. Among 1 he re wives from a
distance who attended the last sad
rites were: .Ir, and Mrs. John Mac-
doi.ald, Miss N. Macdonald, Mrs. Wm.
Tighe, Mee. J. J. Kell Godericht
James Macdonald, Miss Jamie Conners,
Deunit; John Macdonald, Brant find;
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reynold., Guelph:
John Reynolds, Stratford ; James Bur-
gin, Windsor.
UOUERR. H TOWNSHIP.
MoND.sY, Match 20th.The general meeting of the United
Pattiotis• Society of Goderich town-
ship will Inc held at the home of Mrs.
Rundle. Huron road, nn Tuesday.
April 6th, at 2.31 p. ret. Taylor's Cor-
ners branch will meet for sewing •t
the home of Elisa Annie Hayes, Huron
nod, nn Thursday, April Sth, at
2 o'clm k.
PROFRsatiR RZYNoi.ov' AonRINs.—
On Wednesday evening, March 21tb,
a supplementary meeting of the (lode.
rich Township Farmers Club was held
in the Orange Hall, 4th rnnceesion,
when the members and general public
were favored with an address. hy Pro -
femme Reynolds, of the O. A. C. staff,who is also a practical farmer and
dairyman and who spoke from the
standpoint of • scientific farmer. The
ev
speaker impreed upon farmers the
necessity of systemand method in all
n
operations and urged rotatioof crops
as an aid in maintaining soil fertil-
ity. On being pressed for on opinion
ac to the advisability of Huron coun-
ty's securing an agricultural repre-
sentative the gentleman was quite
non -committal and claimed it was not
necessary to attend an agricultural
college to be • good farmer, as farm•
ere'sons pave great opportunity for
practice and observation on farm.,
which were the beet training ground..
The gentleman left • good impression
on the Club members and revived a
hearty vote of thank, for his address.
A Holmeeville quartette, composed of
Meows. Ykn, Tebbutt, Pickard and
Proctor, rendered musical selections and
contributed much towards the enjoy-
ment of the occasion. The ehairesao-
ship oft eeting was taken by Mr.
S. Stu emx-Reeve of (ioderkh town-
ship, wh y sound advice and witty
remarks in • neat speech proved him-
self as vigorous of yore and battened
the business .4 the meeting to the
satisfaction of present. The ei
Ing df the National Anthem br(+tt t
the meeting to a close. The next msae-
wsae-
winsndth. final eeting of the -
e will he held at the residence of
w
P ident H. L. Salkeld, Maple Grove
Parra. Bayfield road, on the evening
s
of Wednsday, April 7th.
POSTER'S MILL.
MONDAY. Marro ?flth.
Nhome
Wm. Johnston re-
turned hoe on SMichi-
gan
after spend-
ing two weeks with friend. In .. Miss Georgia McPhail 1.
..ndio(li
g • few day. la oderieh
Mr. R. Y. One le visitleg MOM trims&
la ilrseardlne thl. week . Mr. Wm. El-
liott I. spending • few days with hi.
daughter. Mrs. Rohl. Thesanena ...
'Fla [Adige' i..' Aid will asset at e home
of Mr.. 0. W. Potter oe Tbur.day,
April Ath.
THE COLBORNE STORE aurann
13A S TER OFFERINGS 1
llars With open front and high flaring sides in
Co
latest creations
white chiffon voile edged with lace, one of the
in collars, an exquisite bit ot neckwear.
GLOVES
Wt. are offering today the hest, 111 Kid Glove
ever put on this market. It will strongly ap-
peal to any glove buyer in et and finish. You
will fiod here too • $1.25 glove that has no an -
DRESS GOODS
Another thipment of navy and black Serges,
51 inches wide, to sell at 41.00
SILKS
Neter were handsomer Silks shown in this
store than you can hod here at the present
time, 36 Males wide. We •re sure the quali-
ties and prices are right. Ask to see what we
are sellieg for 41.00
WAI3TS
New Spring White N'oile end Lawn Marts.
up to the montent in every pa.rticular and at
rockbottom prices too.
CORSETS
We have the hest money's worths In Corsets
that can be found anywhere.
tot every cent you pay. Examine the new
front laced Conwt.
SILK WAISTINGS
alike. in black and white and colored stripes.
The very latest Waistings. Price 11111.00
A new lot just iu. :Iti inches wide, no two al
J. H. COLBORNE
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soesixtieeetey.quilte to send to the Red °toss
LAST OF THZ SZABO:S. —The Literary
Societ y was clotted for the season on
Friday evening. A leading feature of
the pi ogram was • debate on the sub-
ject : "Resolved, that the United
States offered better opportunity to
live in than Canada." The ittfirmative .
was upheld hy Mies Shaw, Miss Edna
Woods and Mr. Robinson ; the nega-
tive by E. Miller and D. Phillips.
The decieion was given in favor of
the negative. A program a.nd box
bridal were enjoyed by all.
Newts 'Nati:P.—Mr. H. Bradford is
in charge of the blacksmith shop and
le open for all kinds of work. Give
him • call Todd & Joynt's saw-
mill commenced work on Monday
with nine men' on the job
Bradford attended the funeral of his
another. Mrs. Bradford, on Thursday.
from the bnire of her daughter. Mr*.
Snell. to Zion burying ground
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodley hive
moved to Mr. Joe Mellough's farm,
where they have se3ured work for the
maeon Mr. W. E. Gordon her
engaged Mr. Victor Emmet -son for
the season .... Mr. Will Rutherford
delivered • colt in Wingimen on Tues-
day Rev G. Gomm. of Dungan-
non. spent Monday afternoon with
The mill,
Rev. W. Meckintoeh
whistle blew loud and long on M
day at 6 o'cloca when the newt cause
that Mr. Joynt was reeve of Lucknow.
Congratulations, Mr. Joynt
,Lai:el.st News from the Theatres of War.
iNote. The followlog report- are .4,0*
Poineare and A.quith are both in Berlin at.
tending the Kamer tea :
5115h7tiodlicredigi.tho.hourd, F.nellehtnen were killed
And the Jape were defeated by Portuguem la
the mountain. of 'oatmeal,.
A G‘rw_icerolanym,:,neid.blew up Madrid and mule the
The capital of Andria wa moved to Petra
Another corp. of aeroplane. have crewed tram
They flew etretight wea and finally they
knocked t he North Pole down.
COLBORNE.
TUDDIDAT, Mar. 31).
10 ?dr. Luther Allin has sold his farm
to Henry Walters And will take • trip
to the West thie summer. He will
have *sale of his farm stock, imple-
ments, etc., on %Vadneeday, April ith.
Norms.— Mrs. L. tiroos, of Mildmay,
is visiting with friends in this vicinity
for an indefinite time We learn
with regret that Mies Rose Durst is
about to ..... ve from our midst, having
seemed • position as teacher near
Orangeville, Ont Mr. D. !Schwan:
haw purchased • new driver from Mr.
McCullqugb, of Ooderich town-
ship.. ..The harmers are taking ad -
ventage of the high price of oats this
week. the lamest delivery in them sec-
tion from une foals toeing one of one
thousand bushels frons P. F. Schweez
cipal telephones installed in their rea
Flick and Mime Agnes Flick are under
the doctor's care We week Mr
Russell Forster left for his home near
Lama Hill no Moaday of this week
with several ears of building mater-
ials, live stock. etc.
ST. NELEf4S.
TVIIIIDAT. Match 30.
elium* met at Mrs. I. Tears on Thurs-
day. There were twenty koseet. The
thanks of the Institute Woe trivia to
the ladies who es maul belped erit4
the quilts. The Insaitelln win bevel
4i-ha/I&
QUICK NAPTHA
Tbe African. of Pekin are now bombarding
Tbe Deeert of Sahara 1. b.dag tilled for wheat.
There mak. on the Pacific. the entire Gorman
float
Rename they had no stater to pre, ant the en-
gine hest.
Tir. mid Girt Count Zeppelin hart dropeed •
Math on Mar..
But couldn't make connection. to estinguialk
all Use starc •
The primeirm try Iceland are piecing AM
and dater
And • little Terkiah submarine has mak
United Nam.
In the equateial realm the megrims haa been
Beessise the traria have all been blocked
tons and toes a mow.
An Kaglai sebum who runt . mad' oer
Ham osigurid kat y -seven runs he/angina to
the Clear. •
Tie reseal to Mr. Potatare. thlm weenies
bare seat
"Get net, foe lEaver Push. ha. become oar
Preekttest
Tao Merit have moment Alberta sisA captured
Kimberley
And are are botrabardltur Kolgral• roma the
Adriatic dm
I LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 1
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Wnte for Particulars
Registrar. Mos. Bac. Demise) Principal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London. Ont.
A hostile ship was eighted a It neared
ore tar Ray.
Hut droadeogghts hem MMHG mum eat sad
drove It far away.
YOU Was filarainfill whoa he inarebed agate&
IF anew ,
Ant Ids fietot wee badly beam In the Asa of
Jefte hes evernetted Med of Pima Neend.
Fer Hieheles aniseed am sad he lee a let ef
The yearn Prime hee withersers with •
Arra mem sad teem
Aad le Istria, tir Alois be move Gm GeV
Tips Ss Men.
There have hese oolessee about the
new things for women this er4R11.
D OW.? • word shoat the 11111111'11 new
hits and tacker. Here's • few things,
'bough. that are simnel, metals to les
poglar
age will he popish's. around the
heels. lb* pnttoes of the tremors fue-
▪ Win nails win Ain he la veggies In
GRAND TRUNK R Ye
SYSTEM
EASTER EXCURSIONS
SINGLE FARE
Good going and returning April Ind only.
Fare and ()Pe -third
Good wens Aped Ira. Md. trd • od it&
Return limit. April dth. 1515
Detroit and Peri Huron. Mich.. Buffalo. Meek
Rork. Niairsra Falb. and empensiee
Tickets and further particular,. at tir•od
Trunk ticket once-.
•
Maim ticket Ago st. Phew Ms.
DIAN
Easter Excursions
•...nd. Mt.:. return limit Friolny. April .%.1.
Pentads" from Jos. K P.R. Ticket
Agave. ert write M.', Murphy. A., Tor
liYOU CAN BEGIN ANY DAY
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cella IDOUND. ONTARIO
Gar own thrreatorey olldlog and
merow.ful year. of alp line*
1:Xplift iniiirnet0111 ,,-0,'11100 the 81)
best rerrulta.
Catalogue free
•
place of an occasional pants button.
nee will be worn around the neck
the same 111 formerly, stianing up be-
hind the ems, end eiseicing down in
front to show the tone roller button.
Cuffs MD be tunird itp•ide down on
Wednesday and rem•in in this posi-
tion until tub day.
Stiff bets are worn well down On the
head, just resting on top of the oars.
Canoe will only he carried by old
men and those who have an inexact* of
twee 1119 • week
White duck pante will he worn by
tennis players and tn Lettersets
1100 Reward, III 00.
The reader. nf mom wild be Milised
Nam that there Is at least one dreaded Mame
that releese bee Men able to nare is an it.
eleges. and that n nausea Barn Catarrh
C11.11 Oa esti pleitive nom ems known M
=ustaledestillty. Catarrh. a 41116-
=oe. 'Wri''Caniere (Me le Mies hi -
areal, epee the tied
UMW et flos
lip thri
its
week geilleiteem ham ellaV la
re Wren that tam Om as -
Seed Zr k (111.11.
PIM ter Mmeleeillea.
Trbilk
...Rim mil room MUM
For fresh sand erases, puss boors.
mode roody. sod be* ratted pr000ko
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OUR
Specialties
Plumbing
Heating
Eavestroughing
Metal Work
Electric Wiring
Prompt attention to all
email jobs and general
repeir work.
W. R. PINDER
Phone 166 Hamilton Street
setelleilloseleneWsPaNAIMMAMIMAPee
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Seasonable
Footwear
luE feel the very leen we
v‘ can do for you when
you come into this store is
to give you Shoes or Rubbers
that will be idieolutely com-
fortable and will wear to
your sati•faction We want
you to realise that your well -
fare is our first 000eidenstion
Our prlees are most reaeon
REPAIRING
(leo. MacVicar
North side of Seutu-s.
Goderich
Spray Your Orchards
Nothing Pays Better
I am agent for all Spray
Materiel. Lime Rulphur.
Dry Roluble Sulphur,
both Dry and Paste Ar -
meat* of Lead.
SPRAY ptn-iPS
—both power and hand
FERTILIZERS
We benre the best brands
and at all prima
DOOM in aired see wee be-
fore pisedng your order.