The Signal, 1916-7-13, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH : ONTARIO
BICYCLES
ONLY
FOUR
LEFT.
Two
and wo Massey* twlos Standards
Prints : MO, $40, $34, a *29.50
In order to clear out our stock
we will allow a discount of ten
per tent. on these prices, fur one
week, commencing next Saturday,
July 15th.
EAST STREET GARAGE
Owned and operated by a practical limn.
A. MI. GLOVER
PHONE 243
Specials This Week
TOMATOES, very choice.... isc per pound
FRESH WATERMELONS-- just received
HOME-GROWN STRAWBERRIES. No. i
quality.
30o BUSHELS OLD POTATOES; very
choice.
Try oar New Potatoes by
the peck or by the pound.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT -Peaches, Plums,
Apricots and Hothouse Cucumbers.
,79lescrnaro
l't)lRNl•:I{ moNTRE.11. sTitErr :\NI) THE SQUARE
11. nor st•'r.• wiq is...p. ii on the 1st •.f July and4111 day \Vtd-
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Tuckers
CLUB SPECIAL
Cigar
F. 11. WOOD
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Tobacco, Ggars, Pipes, etc.
Next Davey's Jewelry Store
The Square Galeria
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SUNBURN.
BLISTERS.
:ORE FEET.
tiJOERICH M.Ril=T3.
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LOCAL I TOPICS
Mr. Dee. Woods Resigns.
Mr. lisotev Wood.. who has been
principal of the Saltford public loch mil
for the last seventeen years, bas tend
sired his resin nation. For oevrral
ysue Mr. Woods bas been making a
study of Hb insurance and henceforth
be will devote his whale time to this
work.
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Smith--•BChaefer. •
A quiet wedding took p1 tee on Tei as
day of last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Schaefer. WIrertoa,
when their eldest dsuebter, Misr
Vine Margaret, wan united to mar -
nage to Mr. Ooldis 11. Smith, of Oode-
rk h The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. II. Beam. The happy
couple left fora short honeymoon and
bays sine* returned and taken up
their residese* of Albert street, God.
ries . AMID
'•From Sunrise to Sunset."
As stated in the adverU.hlgedumba
of The Signal this week. users et
water for lawn services are allowed to
use the water on lawns "frees sunrise
to sunset." Any person infringing on
Ibis regulation will be liable to prose-
cutkm sad it might be well foe the
public to consult the almanac fre-
quently to ascertain the exact time
the sun set*, At present this order
means that It will be illegal to use
water on lawn services after 8 p. m. s
Court of Revision.
At the adjourned sitting ofthe
court of revision. in the appeal of 1'.
M. Davis agein.t bis aasssemeot on
lots 219 and 172. the assessment was
confirmed but the business asse"wtrent
on the front portion of the lot. on
wbicb sonde the red bare on South
street, was struck off.
The assessment on the Bedford
hotel 'was reduced from 510.000 to
$9.01)0, and the b mines* assessment
was reduced to 52.2,). -,l
A Chicago Wadding.
In the First Methodist church (the
oldest church in Chicsg••) a very
pretty weddin4 was solemnn:owl by
Rev. Dr. Macafee, at 4 p.m. on Thurs-
day, June:Bth, the groom being Mr.
James Beojsmin Allen Smith, of Chi-
cago, formerly of lioderich, and the
bride Miss Marie Leontine Liedstrom,
of Chicago. After the wedding cere-
mony was performed the bride and
groom took the train for tioderich,•:on
a visit. to the groom's mother. Mrs.
Abraham Smith, Smith street. Thiry
have since returned to their home at
Chicago.
Enforcing War Tax Act.
There is a prevailing impression
that the act governing the affixing 01
a war stamp on all patent medicine
pareele is not general y enforced. A
local business swan galled The Signal's
attention to this condition this week
and pointed out that a Montreal drug-
gist was fined Bite the other day for
neglecting to place a two -cent war
stamp on a box of tooth paste. An-
other bu.lnees man iu an Ontario
town was tined a few days ago for a
similar offence. These- cures should
he sufficient to dispel the ides from
the public mind that the war tax act
is a deud letter.
iiRather Warm, Isn't It?
The extreme heat wave which his
wept ,.ver the Mutilation during the
past week recede itself felt at lioderieh
TucuaoAr,Jalr lb on M, ii 1.1y, when the instruments at
s vt the meteorological station at Ridge
-, error Partin, Goderich township, regis-
tered .eitenty- ' degrees in the
shade. A j p of ten degrees was
mode on l'ue.tlay and yesterday the
teu.peratilre was ninety degrees.
: '•' Willett WANi he same as that registered
n•" to ..... in Toronto. The highest.trtnperature
.dr to seer. reeord.d last aluuuier up to the 15th
-0i 10 '- of July was eighty -;out Negreer. Thr
.Ji to . ti. year I111013 grill he rentrmtwrell as • a-
t aS to
.1, to
. ..i to
1.40 to
to
r '-' to
. 't.: to
$th. to
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11. rr 11,10er. nr-. o
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tear•. ties. pa d..s .
Few.
'ota•ne.
• • 1 .telt"(- . hs 1.--r ea.
011, be cher- 111.11.14/...
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110g,Ilea **right, per e..
-hM•o, per. asci
111.1... per r'
.1J..,. .le ed. mar I
Sheep Pr........
1. v.
-111
.4 7 ,
.e to
• ' to
...Ai to
321 to
10 M to
Irani In
.It to
:to
i, to
r. '_ee)ingly hot. All of the Ion ter part
of June wan vet y warn) and on July
1.1 the maximum temperature wan
linnet ra• to and s -half degrees.
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WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
Verandah Furniture
You will appreciate our Furniture fur the lawn and veran-
dah luting the warm summer weather.
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR VALUES:
Rocker with cane seat, at 52.7)
A similar chair, finished natural, at $3.00
Lawn seats. at 81;50
Lawn Swings, four -passenger 511.7 and 86.1K)
Children's size 84.75
Children's Verandah Chairs, with cane seats, fini.hed
natural . 51.75
Lawn Chairs, reclining, striped duck seats.. 51.30
Large Verandah Arm Cliair and Rocker, cane seat and
cane back. at ....................... 500
Verandah Shades 5c per square foot
Sines -4 x S feet, 5 x >; feet, S x 8 feet. Ropes and
pulleys complete.
Japanese Matting and Verandah Rags in various sizes
and at different prices.
Our stock of Picture Moulding' arrived this week, and we are
now prepared to do all kintts of work in this line, neatly
and proatptly.
We hope to b�vc all arrangements completed to open our
Undertaking Department by the middle of July.
WE EXTEND A HEARTY INVITATION TO ALI, TO
t\ VISIT OUR STORE AT 'ANY TIME IT IS ALWAY X
PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR GOODSL j
walker's -:- Furniture -:- Store
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Mom the Cheapest Always the Beet
W. Wuiksr, Furniture sad UBitetakit.
Pleas a Gderiek
THE TONIC THAT
BRINGSHEALTH
Immu° re Up n
Whets System
Those who take "Fr.it-a-fives" for
the first time, are otter adoaished at
the way it briWs lies" sir sad rw•bs
!dews Jeri idler d/ over. They may be
taking "Fruit -s -lime" 1br some apeeiae
disease, as Coeetipntiss, Indigestion,
Chronic Headaches or Neuralgia,
Kidwy or Bladder Trouble, Rheu-
matism or Pate i. the Back. Ad they
find when "Fruit -a -lives" W cured the
disease, that they fed batter and
stronger in every way. This is doe to
the aseferfel leeic pryertrer et these
famous tablets, made from fruit juices.
Mc. a box, 6 for 8t.5o, trial size, 23ee
At all dealer or seat postpaid by Freie
a -rives Limited. Ottawa.
bushels of wheat and mete at the Gene -
rich elevator Inst Friday. and os Sot -
'inlay the steamer Marbka sinned
with 150,000 bushels of wheat and oats.
The steamer Mariska, Iroquois and
Graham are don with cargoes for the
tioderieb elevator. , -
anal 'teenier Harm arrived um port
on Wedneetay northward booed. It
spent the afternoon bees and cleared
for mauls Rte. Martie is she females.
This was the Huron's Nast cab orf the
010x00.
Contractor Benalasbem bas com-
pleted his breakwater contrast.:
Guraks-Bascbler.
The following is irom-The Tie
Herald of Port Huron, Mich
. The marriage of Mise L1. liwebl•r,
dadghter of Mn. Xavier B I. !Odor, of
Ouderich, Ontario, acid Prank siurele,
of this city, todk plane Tuesday morn-
ing, June 27tb. at 8 Veber, at Mt
Stephen's church, Port e.ar..n, Rev
Father J. P. McManus ollh'iati.g.
Although tb'e bride's former horns was
litdetieb. die has hese • r. -,.tent of
t• is city for di years. 5' a was at-
tended by her sister, M... Mary
Beeebler, of Ooderieb, and Edward
Bunke. brothers( the groom. was bis
atteodaat . The bride was at t .red in w
dress of white net over taffeta with
trimming of Brussels Ince. wore with
a picture bat of wbite. H.,r conga.
bouquet was of white rases and sweet
peas. The bridesmaid's 'dress woo
shadow tare over Jap silk with trim.
ming of pink. Her bat was also pink
and white aryl her flowers were earns
tions and tweet pews . Following the
ceremony the bridal party and a wan
pray of immediate trio.•is, ..f the
bride and groom we.$te14':3 Rin-Itary'-
son street..bers the jvooai bad a
home completely turnisbad. Herr 1 Lr
decorations were in pink p .••.i.• : "d
other 'cut flower., while 1b- tar 1e a,1
whi :11 the ttnrs's trete KI%., i a .un r-
hsons owl ling bre skied, w.t. ceutred
with a Itrge wedding cart- ln.nng
( il,„
those toe' est at. lbs Inti Ner•.•
Mr.. Rrerbl.r, 111111e,-- issiebler
and lit;.!Ie. itterliler, ,• O h:r,•.•'.,,
and Mr.. Jake V.:Ilutel..4 !+.trail.,,
The Orangemen Celebrate.
About fifty members of the Inc.)
Orange Lnd¢e ,4,arudrd I,.at Sunday
evening to Virtot in .tieet Methodist
church, where they were treated to a
•r:leldul address 1.y the pastor, Rev
.1 E. Ford. The Ppeakrr ainted to
show how trlUrh the people of today
are indebted to the revolution of 1t1814.
He gave great credit to the work of
rh.• Orange Ordrs's legislative cunt -
mi ttee.
The special train to Clinton on Wed:-
nestlay worsting carried over 300 pa, -
meager., inr itdn'gab tilt fifty niemlwrs
of thelocal Orange lodge who par tic, -
pated in the celebration of the 'liil:h
annive,.ary of King %Villiaw'a victory
at the I1attde'of the Boyne. The event
brought unsterile of 7,400 people to
Clinton from various puints in Har•on,
Perth and North Middlesex.
Women's Institute,
There wits a Targe attendance at the
regular meeting of the lindr. ich
branch of the \Vnmen'e Institute on
Thursday last at the hotne of Miss M.
E. Salkeld. The district president,
Mrs. Kirk, of Dungannon, paid the
branch an official visit and Mts. Jc-
seph Merrett, of Winnipeg, an ex -
member, was present, both addressing
the alerting in a pirasing manner.
Mrs. Al. M.a)onald read a well-
prepared paper• and a de.tlon.tration
by Mrs. Hostile was much appreciated.
Ar+sogeuienla were made for the an-
nual picnic, wt ich will he held in the
orchard of Mat. J. T. Salkeld on Wed-
nesday afternoon, July lOtb. A
committle was appointed to prepare
a good program for the afternoon*"
entertainment. Members have the
paella's!, of inviting their husbands
and friends. Bring your baskets ;
tome, aloes and have a good time. -
Seel'.
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Fit:letald was in port
last week with a cargo of coal from
Sandusky for the Big Mill,
From the point of amount of grain
handled the last two months have
been the hest in , history of the
Ooderieh Sieve k Transit Com-
pany At paean can of resin
are heing shipped weekly. chiefly for
expect trade. Shine. the grain began
to move le the spring there end a -halt
nelllion bushels have been baedhd by
this company.
The sesamer Feedoniara, whieb bas
been a fretless' caller at 0dsvisb
this mean , has hoer chartered for
ocean service.
Tb steamer Mehra uaoadd 110,000
Horse Case in Division Court.
The rtidrnce io ail intereattng 11 vi,. -
ion Coatitea-e wax t.kei. before Jodi,
Dickson on Wednesday of ILA a.-;.►
Alex. Starling, a fainter in Coll-, rue
town•hip, was the plaint Mated 1lrirt•.
Ili nton. also of Coils,' tie, the, drfrnd
sett. Early in March last Ilse plaintiff
purchased a base from the defendant
for which the latter received as pelt
payment it note. for- 5142.50 wbi -1r he-
(the defendant: had given to William
Sterling, a.tnother .1 the p:.inti?•
several months prrvmu.. Th' avid•
core went to .how that twelve dry.
after Sterling had 1.14144 -14 ir)chierion of
the animal one or it. eyes Iwsame
atTeetel• resulting event a t:1) in blind-
ness. When the deal %Aa made the
delendant offered to let the purcbas+r
have the horse fur a Perk nn trial.
The plaintiff said hr did not ser.• to
this proposal and declared that he had
received assurance fr Horton that
Ole.. was nothing wrong with the
horse's eves. ID..t ton denied the t he
was yae$tioned on 11.4. paint , but Ink
nutted that a few set 1.. 'before the
day of the .al.• the ho,.e bad te,n
treated for eye trouble which a retro -
that' y surgeon hap 1141 hitt, ti
vocable, it tieing cau.rd by a diarodei
of the constitution. Late in April 11'.
Welling sold the hor.e for 5110. and
he is melting for j]origrnenl foe $12 .10,
which is the difT u i,ce between the
'sloe of the note aril ''In which was
given in payment sr, 1 the pries at
whicbhe 00141 the anin, .l. Judge 1)i• k -
sun has nut yet given hie dc.:.. ion in
the case.
Death of Alex. Davidson.
After a long and tt V.1 g Woes' t • oro
a malady of the h. a. t, Alexander
Davidson, a well -know ti citizen •of
lioderich, was c.11.1 to his eter'al
home nn Thursday oI 1-t week. Ms
Davidson was horn at Netlike, Ab r-
dren, broiler:d,'ixtf-nt,)eyears ager.
When he sits a 8.J of thirteen, his
Parents, M.. end Mr. Ale:ander
Davidte n.ted to Canada and
settled at slier" the late
deceased receiver his education. He
was mani.d forty-tbn. yams, age to
An now 1 inert pal toer-io-lite and
after farming for a nii.s.lsor of years
in Colborne township be nenio..d so
Ooderieh, where be had since lived.
Bends• his widow he io survived by
one son and on. daughter : Mi..
Annie, of (Sod/whir, anal Mr. H- J.
Davidson, of Ernfold, `leek. He is
survived alien by one •i.ter, Mies La-
bel Davidson of l'olhe in. township.
One brother, Jaws, of G4harse town -
'hip. died wisteen years ago. and two
sisters, Miss M wad Mrs. Ran.
.rtaon, ales. prvdecea it hien. the for•
reser passing away in 75 in l'atbor•n.,
and the latter in it Ki at Holland,
Manitobs. Mr. Davidson was • nrem-
8' r of the United Workts.w anal for
ever thirty year. we. a measlier of
Nos tb street Methodist ebe rah. The
femoral last Newsday to Maitlewd
cloltettelY woe lo shams of bis paha..,
Rev. W. It. Haim hind rhe fsn11-
b.a.en were : J. W. V awwtte., Rob
-
i art Ya nag. Nassu.l Ruse,, Witham
I Mos t sah, WeRie..• armlet ur g and
Flank Smith. Mr. sod Slre. R. A.
Kiss, eft NOOSE the were athose
whirMI the feneesl.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
• mew freed le being put is the
store of Mr. J. Y. Colborn Wi• week.
Tb. Wt... beet ea Wedneida
raised two Werke of cement sidewalk
mai Beat N reel .
Abash k Chapter. 1. O. D. X. will
hole, it. 'erudite Chapter .seting o.
Monday neat, July 17th, at 4 o'clock
its the court home.
Registrar Coat: garde., with its
butsdreds of row bu.ber, is oat of the
eights of the town just wow. 11 is •
veritable bower of beauty.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walter asaem.e*
the segagemeet of their deu1bter,
Dere Lwiw, to Mr. Asgtr C. Me-
Ouge., M A., of Maryfield, Sask. The
m•rnage is to take place early i.
August.
Troth is mighty ad will prevail.
Tbse•e have been too tssaay goad
people swindled 1. their clothes. Go
to Prdbam F. J. and be will tell you
the whole truth about every garment
you trust hires with.
All 'MOOS having accounts agaia.t
the First of July teiebration commit-
tee are asked le previnit these to Mr.
Lane. the treasurer. at otitis, ae the
mannikins wishes to make as ins.
ssseiate adjustment of its tiff vire.
Mews. O'Neill & Co. put throeih
soother real estate deal this week.
having sremised the rale of a lot o.
WHEN USING
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
READ OIRECTIObS
CARUuuv AND
-.. iNCIFIW
: TTHEM;: (f xAtn�
- --
sir more effective than Sticky Fly
Catchers. Clean to handle.. Sold by
Dniggisb and Grocers everywhere.
Manom
OF CANADA
i
Are Tor Gars
Leann/ M Save
Mosey?
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account In the Union Bask of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training In how to expend money wisely. Smelt an
education In thrift and saving wIU prove Invaluably).
In later life.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
the corner of Montreal and Market
'Smote. the property of Mrs. E. l'ar-!
ter. Mr. Fred Hunt was the put-
chaseTr.
ie oceed• trove the "chain teas"
18.14ud ring the last three months
have amounted to :>4l. The lady
promoters hope to mire 512 more
within the next few weeks. Ubu. stak-
ing a total of 51110 for patriotic pur-
poses from thip source.
While operating a ' ripsaw at the
Paget limo Door Co.'.Sfactory one
day tart week, Mr. Thome. Lacey was
"truck by a strip of lumber and.vrre-
ly injured in the aleloraen. Mr.
Lacey • cooaition is node serious and
le causing his family considerable
ansiety.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Father Melton is at Sandwich
this week attending the :manual retreat
of the priests of the dil.crse of Londoo,
The Altos College .Ilnl trier whnol 1e
in -evasion this week at !+•. Thaws...
The delegates in ..ttrn,lancr
North street Epworth 1.-agoe are
Misses Marjo, ie Aitl,•eu, Ln•ene, lirul-
win, Rets Worrell and lirart Woo, -
ton. The Victoria .4 rewt Epworth
League is represented by 'Mi -s Maud
Milian and Ilii+. Willa I•'.trd.
Colborne Evangrlii •1 1 hnrel. Rev.
W. 11. Campbell, Lrl. 11. B,D., paster.
Colborne -I0 -a, w.
?.ion -3 p. m.
Colborne -7.:10 p. as. on allsraaN
Sunday.
Sunday school --Colborne 11 a. ea.,
'Lion 2 p. 1*.
T. P. A. ow the Monday that there i•
no preaching service at 7.3) p. w.
Subject for Sunday evening. July
itt b : "The Achieved tj1lvetion." .. J
The Saults Coal Co.
traore.-ors to Meliorates a t tlr•Ihtn
ExeI,U%Iva A4;KNTs PON
LEHIGH VALLEY
T) -IK C011. TIIAT SATISIIK4
We Ileal in hard and Soft Coal,
Lime. Cement. hire Brit k :t Fite
Clay, also hard and Soft \V.s.I,
Maple and Ilemlo ck 51ah•.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
Ovi icy 1'tt,)NT: - - -
JI. J SAt•t,'rs' Ne.itlrrt. c 275
W. W. S.tt'l.'r1' Read, nae 204
ou know why
1
is the largest
selling gum in
the • world ?
(111.1.2tyt
Fawor a;a:.J t7s
t-��.., ties•"-".,
' ..,,,-lalIe�en$' �' ~ ��
rate `. J >_.--ar: WED
are three big reasons; And the ✓ciao it
gives in long-lasting, Lw-:eficial erjoyrcnt
is a point that people npVre6atn 'r. -
air -tight package keeps the fL^ vor and
quality as fine as when mrde is the
wonderful Wrigley factorit.3.
Write for the Sprightly Spearmen's fanny
Mother Goose book. Address Wil. Wrist./
Jr. Co., Ltd., Wrigley Building, Tc r auto, Otttit.
Chew it
after
every
meal
Two
FL ,cors
ria, a ;el
Cc.:ada
Sealed tight -Kept right
At7LL "Z -r
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