The Signal, 1916-6-15, Page 8• TgvasuaT4117l1 Ilk (Pie
Always the Best of Everything
for the Least Money -
May we solicit your consideration regarding buying
goods in your Home Town especially when you can
find on sale the very best British -made Goods at prices
(considering the present market conditions) that Cannot
be beaten anywhere. Bear in mind there is a dilfer-
ence between goods that sometimes "serve the purpose -
and a really hist -class article. We guarantee our goods
to be exactly as we represent them, or money refunded
if they should prove unsatisfactory.
PRESENT SPECIALS -JUNE WEDDING GIFTS
Just b.lk in our .how windows and get an inllii g ..f what i. inehle•.
Then step in and',elk m04 111(1, 04-0.111e inagnitl I ‘C.ddiug (lift« en
display.
1:r.•lo...• • higiegra.le English Chinc from the high.et-grab•
pot ter- only.
Hovel Crown Derby. Minn.'', ('..alI...rt are our sl.u•taltias,
We M'e Itte li.h K,w•k (`Metal and Cut (i .i.. in t olvyright drwi1un
(swop ,1t ., Sherbet Glasser and ninny other lint•. too 011lu. r•,1u.
1.0 Illrntl.Mi.
Sterling Silver anti Silver Plate. finis- the Is•-' m.etr. Sterling
Plat
Silver Plat %Vere, Knives, 1''.rks, Speen... ei . 111 full .1al..lanl
weights. Iland-I.ier..d !silver Plate ('as..•r.,i,•i with fir-pr/of
white 'porcelain finings, with extra silver coyer.. (the very i.ew-
e•,.l t.na hi, Silver Plate F:ntru•..n.I Muffin Iii -Mer. etc. Fehr..
almost Ieaeonaile..
The Colonial Book Store
GEO. PORTER
1
LY M A N'S
Water Glass
for preserving eggs.
One pound tin will do
about eight dozen eggs.
1Sc TIN
2 FOR 2Sc
amen A. Campbel l
?Mies. $.
CENTRAL 'DRUG STORE
Corner North St. and Square
Goderic h
Res- gI 'PHOyiH.'4
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity hest all Maple
Slabs, Mixed %Vont, Hemlock
end Kindling (Cedar or Pine.)
-TM.EPBUNEs, slice 9e
--residence • 13 or 6e
Ansco Cameras
AND-
Speede x Films
Wit It an
Ansco Camera
Ansco Speedex Film
Cyko Paper
you ran w it h the levet
cleanse of failure ex-
press your rectum
.t..ry.
A. L.Calda ell, P6e1.B.
Prescription Druggist
Prn.t.,.. 19 A inn to 11
Agee. hr Willard', Cbeeletes
(1ena.la'. only Forkdipt
(7h....letea.
PATENTS
f:;i1•lidi '4.AtilL1 .
ta sfl ..sunt -1•a A.k for sur bNVEN-
s s AIIv1SRacwAsea will be sent free
MAlltpOw • ItlARION,
t! S Yee mete Ss.. Me.M,'tia.
'4t
albs a bet of Llggetes Choe.a.
YIN Tern sereetbeares afore, -
easlaehrel b all R.xall deur
Ooderteb,
(ODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Perry 1' Ile loattwo cows and a year-
ling during a recent electrical atom'.
The annuals were lying under a tree
beside a rii. a fence. and ev there was
nothing to indicate that the tree was
'struck it is thought that the electric-
ity was coudu,ted along the fence.
Mr. Clifford Lobh, second son of
Reeve Lahti, has bought the, farm of
Mr Percy t' de on the 18th eomoeesioa.
The faun cog1sins sixty acres and the
price paid was $6,000. The (arm ie
well adapted for the growing of email
fruits and vegetable.
Dien IY Has Yol:mi.-Mr and Mrs.
E. H. Wise have the sympathy of
the community in the death of their
youngest seen, (Terence. st the early
age of twelve years. The young lad
had suffered for • long time from
spinal trouble, and lair the past year
he had heen in failing health.
PATtnrr•t. • Wong. -Mrs. 1'. .1.
Johusten, 3rd concession. has kindly
offered her hoots for %Wednesday,
June 21st, to the members of the
United Patriotic Society fora sewing.
Ladies are cordially invited to come
and bring their tbimble.i. Knitting
will be supplied to those who do not
'sew-. A halo eI-gl.ede ttr"b ,ren for-
warded warded to the Red Cross Society.
Toronto, •containing the following :
PyJanna suits, 51 : hospital night-
shirt., .it ; socks, 30 pairs : and a few
rolled handage•s. Thirty.two'psirs of
rocks have been donated to the
Worms,'+ War Auxiliary since hart
shipment.
vrii
Andrew (linn .neer the early settlers
of this township, is dead at the home
of her daughter, Mr.. John Henry, of
Mall.y, Sa.k , at Ise advanced age of
eighty -tato years. Mn. Ginn was
born in the town of Mains, Queen's
county, Relent, and cave to this
country with her parents when but a
child aril reified in Godrrich town-
ship. She was (wipe married, her
se.•nnd hush.nd being Andrew (;inn,
with whom she set t led on the 2nd eve -t-
erse -ion of Hullrtt township about
orly.five years ago. A decade or so
go they left the lures and took up
heir ateele in Clinton. where Mr.
Start Tomorrow
and _Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get_ In the habit of drinking -a
glass of hot water before
breakfast
We're not here tong. so let's maks
our stay agreeable. Let us live wetl,
eat Well. digest well. York well, sleep
well. rind look well. what n glorious
condition to attain, and yet, how very
easy It is 1f one will only adopt the
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
Idull and heavy when they arise,' sent
ting headache, stuffy from n cold. foal
tongue, mod) breath• acid atomaek.4
ran. Instead, feel as fresh as n daisy
by opening the slater. of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the Internal poisonous sty.
Want matter.
Everyone, whether allele. sick ar
well. should. each morning, beton
breakfast, drink ft glans of real bet
water with a teaspoontul of limestone
phosphate In It to wash from the
stomach• liver and bowels the previous
day. IndigestIble waste sour bile
and poisonous toxins; thua eI.anntng.
lsweetening and purifying the !mare
ellmentarr canal before putting more
8001 into the stomach. The action of
hot water and limestone phosphate eta
an empty stomach to wonderfully In-
vigorating. It cleaas out all the sots
fermentat1one, Mee,. waste and
1 acidity aid gtvell on. a .Plendil
j septette for breakfast While you are
en,ioying your breakfast the water
and phosphate is Quletly extractlag
a large .oluase of water froze the
blood and getting ready for a
thorough flushing of all the (aside
organs
The millions of people who bre
bothered with ecastIpatlon• baler
spells. stomach trouble: others mobs
bays sallow Alas. Mood disorders and
sickly compiestess are urged to get a
matter pseud Iii Ihmetose phogbMis
from the drag slew. Thu win ,est
eery tittle, bet p'Mo t to told
yo
anne a Creak as the
•.Meet ei /81188e4MMig before twee .
fast
1'NF STONAL : C4fl$itten
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $ 1900 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit Finally Made Well by
Lydia E Pinkham's Veg-
etable
eg-
� Compound.
Englewood, 111. -" W hi le g o i ng
though the Change of Life 1 sabered
with headaehes,ner-
onsness, flashes of
sad 1 suffered
much I did not
what 1 was
at times, I
t ;1900 on doc-
ent/
osend not one did
One
, and said
she had been as sick
as I was atone time,
Lydia E. Pink -
Compound madewell.• s V. o r t ab l u
I her ao I took it and
now am just as well as I .ver was. 1
cannot understand why wsmse don't
see how much pain and .uf.rint
would escape by ta�king�oar m. ia.�
cannot praise it toe k saved
my lite and kept me �iero.a�t tss lamas
HospltaL"-Mrs. E. 8aa.ort, 8867 8.
Halsted St. Englewood, 1I1.
Physicians undoubtedly did their bee
battled with this case steadily and could
do no mor., but often the most scientific
treatment is 'allured by the medicinal
pry erties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in LydiaE.
Plnkharn's Vegetable Comported.
If any oonlpllcstion exists It
pays to write the Lydia R. Pink -
hem Medicine co., Lynn, Miaaa.,
for special free advice.
Ginn decocted this life a few years
later. When well on w fourscore
years of age Mts. Ginn made several
tripe to Saskatchewan to visit ber
daughter, but when she left last she
regarded It as her final long railway
j`wr.ey She is survived bybee
three daugbtare by her 'Poonmer-
rialto 'Mn. David *teep. 01 Stapleton ;
MIL Harry Rutledge, of New Lis-
keard. and Mrs. John Henry, of Mai-
S•ek., also by one brother, Mr.
Robert Lee, of Foam Lake, Bask.,
and one sister, Mrs. Henry Stewart,
of Brantford.
MLISERAfZ(Y
AHD KIDNEYS HURT
Deialr lob of slate[ toad stop rating
(spat tilt a wl1ls it y' 1llaiflstr
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Mello you.
When yea wake up with b'aeCwshi aril
den missey in the kidney region it pa
mo
eraily means you 's sating too
muck seek says a well-known authority.
Meat forms uric acid which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to alter it
from the blood and they beoom. sort of
paralysed and loggy. When your kidneys
get h sad clog you must, relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the body's urieous waste,
else you hare backache, sick headache
dizzy spells; your stomach sours
tanner
L coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The urine
1. cloudy, full of sediment, channels often
get sora, water scalde and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either exlsult a good, reliable physi-
cian at once or get from your pbareaeist
about four maws of Jad Saha; take
• tablespoonful i■ a glass of water
before break -hug for • few days andyour
er
kidneys will then act ane. 'jble
salts is made from the acid of
alentos ^a coweedmbined with gkpi>sdb..
generalities to
n and stimulate sluggish
,.dea
also to neutralise ands to we urine so it
no longer
e irritable, thus ending bladder
Jed Salta L a Rife rover for 'regular
meat esters. 1t is tam -pensive. cannot
injure sad m�� driat• delightful, Mer -
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L
emend lith
Sheet Music and
Music Books
Less Than
Cost.
2000 sheets vocal and in-
strumental Music to be
sold at 0 cents per copy
or 3 copies for 2 cents.
As space will not permit
the name of each being
published, we suggest that
you call and look outer the
lot.
Music Folios, regular price
75c, for 25c.
A great opportunity for
musicians and music
teachers. Sale of Music
to be continued until all of
this lot is disposed of.
Two slightly used Piano-
case asnetmOrgans, , at od
Rai* prices.
THOMSON'S
MUSIC AND
STTS�IORNRERY
ONTA
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iT. AUOtJSTINE.
TuiereiY, Juan 13.
Ms.. lase lehestee asd Ethel spent
Tuesday pi Wa 88at s.ter'a.
weekemilleifth
Ms. alai -spent the
N•eeil he � ✓K�iIL awd ya Ila
Messrs. A. lOreaby and D. McAlli.-
tee look Wire Guelph essursbn on
87:11•
1. Eiaiaedeon, of Woodstock.
la wised a lsw days with meads in
this.,
Rev,
to immea after spending • few
day. wt1t1/Lrets
hie pan, Mr. and lire.
G M a,a.� -Forum. -On Widnes -
any. J� v et Sacred earl
ding
was Hears
cthlara tit wuguat,ime, whom Miss
i'c
Mrs. Aa and the n daughter o,
Poe -
an, was gaited in matrimony to lily.
Jolla MuOersick, formerly of Lin-
wood but late of Toronto. The bride
was attired In • very becoming dress
of white satin with shadow lees and
pearl trimmisgr and woes a log
tulle vr11 and wreath of oraeg. Mos -
some end cast ie d a shutter heaven of
bridal Arae. and lilyof-tbt-valley.
She was attended by tier sister, Mian
Selina, who wore pale blue silk and
wool taffeta, with hat to match, and
carried a bouquet of sweet p.sa and
maidenhair fern The groom was
supported
uLinwood.
pteby hie brother Thomas, of
Alter the ceremony. which
wasby Rev. Paster D..n,
the party accompanied by the
immediate relatives motored to the
home Of the bride's mother, where •
suwptuous dinner was served. The
groom's gilt to the bridesmaid was a
beautiful cameo necklace and to the
*roommate a pair of gold anti -links
with initials engraved. In the even
ing about one hundred invited guests
gathered et the bride's borne and spent
the evening in euchre end dancing till
dawn, wises the bride and groom left
amidst showers of confetti for a trip
to the COMM. where they will spend
some time visiting the bride's brother
before returning to their home in Tor-
onto, where the groom is an employee
of the C. P. R. The bride travelled
in a suit of blue silk taffeta with pink
silk crept-deebene blouse, and a blue
hat to malek. The bride was once a
8t. Augustine gitl. but for else past
yearsfheld
responsibleble no.torts with the Re rpo�ypewriter
Co., at Taranto. Their many friends
join is weiiing Mr. and Mn. Mcabrs
wick a kong and happy wedded life.
"trophy has retureed
LOTHIAN.
TUESDAY, June 13.
LlyrstaN Locate. -Mr. Chester Rit-
chie, of Detroit. Mich.,` is visiting at
his home hese Mrs. Neil Beaton,
of Loodom, is spending a few days
visiting ber,si.ter, Mr. Rachel Mac-
Donald Mr. Charles McRae, of
Hamilton, Mont., was the guest of Mr.
Alex. Mclean for a day or two
Pat Gilmore and his mother spent ■
few days at Landon, _last weak_ _ .
Dick MyacDonald and sister, Mies Mary,
visited (rimed. et (ioderich on Monday.
Anniversary rervices will be
held in Ashfield Presbyterian church
on June 25th.
KIN(iSbRIOGt.
Tug'enAi..lune 13.
Mrs. De :4 lrco and child, of London
are visiting Miss Julia O'11,e111y.
Several from bere attended the
moonlight excursion at Goderich last
night.
Mrs. George D. Vaneni and:daugb-
ter, of Calga.y. are the *nests of the"
former'. patents, Mr. and Mrs. John
P.il ton.
The funeral of the six-moothsold
child of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hogan
took place to Kingsbridge cemetery
last Friday morning. 1hr sympathy
of the community Is extended to the
bereaved parents.
DEATH Or JOHN RElYHAKDT.-The
remains of the 1st. John Reinhardt,
aged forty-nine, who died .t Lann-
i -die of pneumonia on June 3rd, were
interred in St. Joseph's cemetery last
Tuesday morning. Deceased had been
aresident of Ashfield for about eve
year., having moved here with his
broi her from Chepstow, Bru.ee county.
Waco/mut flackterune-Many from
here attended the reception given by
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll, West
Wiewano.b, in honor of the marriage
of Helen J. Carroll to Henry P. Hogan,
of Ashfleld, and a most enjoyable time
was dent by all. Mr. and Mn.
Mogan have the beat wishes of their
many friends here for a long, happy
and prosperous voyage on the matri-
monial sea.
DRAMATIC EVENT. --The presenta-
tion of the comedy -drama, a Bur-
ton Diamond Mystery," in the parish
hall by the local Dramatic Club last
F,tday evening was greeted b a large
and appreciative audiences may
was put on with almost the ane mus-
ical and dramatic artists se the pre-
vious productions mad was equally
popular. An unexpected feature of
this performance whish was greatly
enjoyed was the step -dancing by Mr.
John Dalton. one of the oldest gentle-
men of the township, who, although
eighty-three years of age, i. Kill a,
athletic as most of the young men of
today and certainly is • master of the
art of dancing.
A large number of Reynold people
are in town obi. week In conneeetioa
with a ease et the County Court.
Among them i. Mr. H. W. Erwin,
municipal clerk of Bay'De1J, wbn has
hese over tweelt-gas years 1n that
position and Wines be has been cm
the Job longer lbaa any other taunted -
pal onset now sertrlug In the county.
And be is just • rostra fellow still.
A visitor in tows this week was
Lien- Dr. 8sltb, !see sriy the
known matted practitioner of
Reid, wbo � Man overseas witb�, a
pe
beepltal unit :IetrY at the D•rdan-
e Yes and ale, at De716, limit, and v
n ew hese toe larva.
MUNICIPAL OOU10OIL&
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WENT TV WAMOt*H.
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oilmen l est alta as per ad.
f osemmitet of AAAps 1.1 as a wart of re.
vision ee sssessweN yell for 1*w
Mestrai
a abses . hewing to as
s. Parise
1M she
br4 Q eiall. � 1 A. MIIIIMMstie,
sakes dm reea.ary t*e
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Really Attractive Styles
in Separate Skirts
THERE is a bigger demand for Separate Skirts than for years and we
axe ready for it with a stock that is exceptionally good both in style
and value. In serges there are some particularly good things which
cannot possibly be repeated on account of the increased cost of materials.
These are all good :
One very g..rl style is made front an all -wool Mtge and cunt,•,. in Week and navy. It u a Skirt
suitable for g.'o. ral ..true/ ..r h,*ule wear and a lwerfect-fitting, w•rll-tna.leganueut
!fust we consider really g's.l '.slur. Thr price Le $-1.00
Another one is made from an extra quality pure -wool serge. It omen both fa black and navy,
is neat( triarmr.
nd with braid and buttoaThis is one of the MOM p0010141111? styles we have
shows fur a klieg time end on..- present stocks an Hold out rennot he repeated, as the anter•
ial in it is worth practically this price today. This quality in ail sizes sells at
$
5.75
'We have another Skirt ,lade in eery good quality w hite corduroy. This is a tub Skirt, will
wash well atxt stand no end of neigh -and -tumble weer. It is one ..f the learsnn's
beet.plrt styles, with pockets. Price $3.50
N'asti eklrte in P. K. rime and Indianhlvd. Splendid range of stylar Q� �(�
and priers !arcs. We b. $3.00
Middy Waists More
Popular Than Ever
Never such a craw for anyone .tyle of waist as
there 1s for the Middy Waist, this season. Our
stock is particularly good, either in plain white or
with contrasting collar and cuffs. Many good
styles t., ch,./.w from et.....
$1.00. $1.25 and $1.50
Verandah Comfort
We have everything for taking a verandah com-
fortable, in Hug., Awnings and Curtains. We
,an make straight .r projecting Awning* to fit
any verandah or window, and will be glad to funm-
ish estimates of the cost at any time.
SOMETHING NEW FOR VERANDAH CUR-
TAINS that are durable end very attractive are
new slat Curtains which ere have just receive.!.
These come in nice shades of green and brown in
widths to fit practically any olwning. These are
trade of wood slats and strong eon(, alaeolutely
fast velure, and the joints allow the air to cir•u
late, ,making it ..molar than the ordinary duck.
• There are the most attractive, vera, Cut'tains
Pas oar tIlr'atarieet far a Fong Evils nod have haul
an -ase Kale in the'Statte.
Haler- 't Home do away
darning day. Try theta
time you have st..•king. to
with
next
buy.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
Ladies' Umbrellas at 51.50
This is n particularly good Umbrella. The handles
are neat and e p
tong tempered steel that wittractive. the lltnnot really bend .or
break. The t.ep is uneuttable Gloria that will
hob( its color. The price tr very $
1 reasonable. each only
Sweater Coats
Strilw.i Sweater Coats. silk mixtures., white
ground with tlaek, green or Mif
blue stre_ Nrw
styles at each
e50
.50
$7.50
Striped Materials for
Skirts or Waists
Jut opened up same very pert tyStriped Material.
in Tight and medium weight. suitable for trim-
ming., separate waist. or separate shine Never
were stupe. ,,are popular or as much in demand
a•` they ate ttslay, stripes of all kinds, colors end
c.,n.loinations, atm( the great difficulty is to get
enough of thruL You will 1* sure to like these
we have jut received and there is not enough of
any particular'style to make theme( nmin
Spec-
ial lines enitaMe for skirts. per -qt-
yard...
.--5.----. .a+..-_I?Iti.t ..vv .- .n
line silk ,mixed ('rep•. suitable for $
1 %taste, per yard
and
.00
Hodgens Bros.
only s-.'1 .est for a change received
seiner/tune
u
limit w.s read, asking
that pm t let 27. concessions 1 and 2, 1w
aseesied to 31 .t thew lsickh.rt.
Granted on gena. n by Naylor and
Mal lough. Several r. frosts for
chatters in assewusent were 1. ceivel
front ratepayers who have eiilattd
for ovr,seas service. This muter was
laid ost•r until such tial *5 soldiers'
exemptions will be considered, on mo-
tion by M•Hough and Naylor. Mo.
Linn by I'utdon and Naylor thrt as-
serhment t;•/ll as rrri.ed and corrected
11e adapted and a check passed to as-
sessor for self, y. Carried.
l'EKSMAt. RESINtaa.
Minutes of last regular meeting and
special court of revision meeting
re Young desk drain were read and
passed. on motion by Naylor and Mal -
lough. Assessor's report of semi-en-
uual equalization for police village of
Man;tleater was
d
fll.-d, by Navler n>d.Mellou,lh ordered
1,v N..ylor and Mallough that
Reeve Murray and Couue,llorJobostoa
be a committee to meet trustee of
polies village to adjust the payment
of neer. e. r y expenw as between
township and plies village. Mr.
Joynesac. ,emit for she4p killed by dogs
and the request for ti:e In Ihingannuu
!Trete laid over for next meet ing. Sol-
icitor Garrow's letter asking that the
council take up the muter in dispute
regarding water hetween lot. IA,
concessions 41 and 7, with the end in
view of a satisfactory adj,i.tmient. Mo-
tion by Mallough ,and Puldon that
members of eouncrl meet at above lot
and concession on Monday, June 5th,
at 1. o'clock. Carried. Celineil ad-
jouuned to meet as a court of re-
vision re asenonenls Young (leek
drain bylaw (a per adjournment of
GODERICH, ONTARIO .
TOUR OPPORTUNITY
The %Winter Term now on at
THE NORTHERN
15111SINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOe..N�D�j coat rkon se eled bray m.. end nit, r,/.
ypewtlttllg ace sere' bear,
tai set. s-..(4. to -
We bare an enrira'Ied
ace
Mak
t k bra business altar
were eor are neularty nu
`rent Mewaypliosteoo. fa.
C A. et.[nl\t3. t•. e'. A.. Primeval.
tr. D. FLIt]1INO. Secretary.
31ay Ie. After some consideration of
this matter, in the absence of Reeve
Murray this court was again ad jnarmed
to meat Monday, Jun* &h, at 1 p. m.
W. A. WILSON, Clerk.
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No malts what other tire makers may do for the bettenaent of their
product. a close examination generally reveals the fact that we have beam
otetiag similar. oe greater, virtues in our product for a long previous.
u 1i. is _aver because we are the pioneers of the hrdu ��.
aiV11oQT skossld know 'tireemaidue from A to Z we should.
We have been manalasateinig tire. in Canada foe newly • of a
cautery. No other fire eseapag� beenC.esa� quarter het �t
length of time. -yaw
j _ makingtires in for .•
led the way in the betterments.
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited
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