The Signal, 1916-9-7, Page 44 T111risSDAT, SEPT. 7. Mtn
rHR KTGNAL 30DERTCH : ONTARIO
The High Cost
of Clothing
A who:•sale manufacturer
of Clothing told us that
cloth is now doting three
times' as much a. it used
to. You can imagniethere-
fore what sou will tiayr
to pas for Clothing. Vou
need not get frightened.
however, ;,s we are shoe-
ing in ma1:v ca.e. just s..
good valor• in before the
war and in .Rhes cases a
slight advance. t)u,i t
put ad the purchase of
your Suit until these val-
ues .ire gone. then . ou leill
have to pay the higher
price.
Our clothing trade has
..ern good -people know
we keep gocei Clothing
and outisalties ri.;ht.
We are showing goal val-
ue.:.,
$12, $15 and $18
NEW FALL HATS
NEW FALL SHIRTS
W. C. Pridham
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
20th Century Brand
PHONE 57 GODERICH
ST. AUGUSTINE.
'1'vx.loay. September 5.
Mr., Mtg. and \'allerr Wilson lefts
on lus.day morning for Totouto
R -v. R. A. and Mrs. Miller, of Mil-
verton, visited Mrs. J. Thowp•ion last
Ft iday.
NI. 4, Minn }: and Mr. E. Shanahan,
of Holten, rla:ted Mrs. J. W. Style
last week.
Mre.r.. %V. R.• !mond and Wm. M.
Tile Allister left for Roulette, Seek., o0
$at trrday.
Born. -U0 August ::Ath, to Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Finnigan. a eon ilirorge
Kitchener t.
Mrs. Graves, of Seaferth, and'Mr. R.
Hiekinglottow of A•aburn, called o0
friends in this vicinity last week.
Aliases E Wilson. of London, end V.
(',rcuth, of R'inghani, and M..smr..
E. and A. Aitchiaon, of Lneknow,
spent the hol.d•y at Win. McAllietes ..
Th. monthly ni-t0.e of the Wo-
men'. institute wilt b• held at the
house of Mrs. .P.hi. Thompson, on
Wednesday, Septrsuleo l:ft'h. at :311
p. 111.
Mn. Mark Wilson, tubo had been
visiting friend. bene for the Inst Ohne
,uonlbs, left for ber bona at Mnser-
j.w, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Reil, ut auburn
PORTER'S MILL.
W enitgeoAY. Yfept. B.
NoTEii.-Mr. George swath ani
sister Imogene and Ruyd.n Start, of
('urtir's Crossing. are •.siting at O.
W. Potter's Mr and Mei. Will
Proctor and children. of Clinton.
.p •n' th • h •li.lar at \V vel ey V seder -
hunch's Mr. Hiram (Lea is ettewd.
ing the Toronto IixhiMt.on .. Mr.
Ha.. Id P•.ttei. of Hirkenn, spent the
week -.soil at Mi. 0. W. R.ue.'e
A picnic wider the u spiceo of tee
Ladies' Aid will he held on flaturday
aftern.x,u at James H arri.on's grove.
1st conereeion. }:very b trey welcome
Come and bong your ha•k.ts ...
Miss Sara l•,x and Mies Roberta. of
Mtre? fo-d..pent the week-.nJ at M n.
1'. Newton's . Miss Taylor. of stain -
try. tubo Ilan been engaged ae te weer
f..r the co.u.n,r year. cuutmen ted her
duties on Turmas. morning . Mess
Mae Lindamerity. ofUod.rich, ent the
holden at 11,r anther's, Mn. L'nds•y's
N,ss Mina Johestos u visiting
at Trowbridge.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with Ozal uppl,eetian.. ae they 4not reek
the ,eat of the d.<i..e. Cat arra. N • 1.. W di•
Nr.e, -treat.) inn..rntef ►r ION tenet
condition.. and le Mast so rem 11
You mu -t take se Hearse! reniegy Hair.
. atar:a. Cure i- t.kee ietererty and ant.
through the binyd en the Misewo surfaces of
tar •r .t m. H•1. _ 4 ..taut C.se was' prooriboil
by one of the bin-' pb r• mesa. is tkl. c Mot rt for
year, 11 1. is, epo<u sleeve er tot bel 411i-•
nown. con&o.ce .eta. .nee el 1M b.d bland
purifier, Dor perk. r rollkleellen of tae in
eredient. rat H..1 • t &terra Core 10 ebb pro-
hduce. _ ich oronierft.l Malta 1n eat.rrael . ale
ition. Send fur teo1s s iaY. fres
r.J CH [X[Yk1Y►., dors. Toledo. SAM.
All a se tatl.i.t ". ' "r•.
Halts Family PO, -far cwt4patlx
ST. HELENS.
TrIMDAT, Sop•.:.
Mies Margaret Miller left on Mors- ,
day fore' trip to the West.
Mr. Hurry %Vebh and M- Hoy
Aitche.on Irl: on Saturday •Cor the
t1 est.
! Mrs. D. Laid has returoea to Wing;
haus' &iten spending is few der+ •,.,t-
ing ftiends herr.
I Mt. Peter Clark. Mr. Harry Macey,'
Mrs. 1'. Todd. %lis Miller, sr . M,•.
Ed. Thum and Mise M Little are tak
ing in the Toronto Exhibit' in ibis
week.
-Mie. McPhers.ir. Mr. and Mrs
Moore and Miss McPberr+o mot, red
up from (iuel,ih on Saturday and vis-
ited Mrs. H. Min "mild and friend.,
returning _u Monday.
So. 1 sash xt:op.u' '41 nn Tuewdas with
Miss Curran. of R•••I.y, as principal;
and Miss ('. R Miller teacher of
junior classes. Th. Dew 1.4121 nor
being quite t..mple•ed. t be ela.se, will
tee 14Le0 in t'lae old huddang
! The teachers and 'nucleate hive
deft for their different schools. Miss
' W. Rothe, font w,lt t -'chat L,tcb:now.
Mise May l'ameron n -ar I. siow.•
Mina 4ioe Woods a! Lanes. Mi.*
Anna Stuart will resume her studio.
at W Ingham big} sehnul. Miss V.
Woods and Miss M. Durnin at Lu.•\ -
now ergotism', ion school, Mtge Pearl
Webster at Toronto Normal t hoot
Back f0
School !
We have a large new
assortment of
Scribblers 5c
sad 2 for 5c
Exercise Books
Fountain Pens
Pens. Pencils. Inks
Rubber Frasers
Pencil Sharpeners
Drawing Books
The old-time low prices on
all of these goods.
JAS. F. THOMSON
Millet atsi Stab.sery Strafe
MEN ! W H Y SUFFER ?
DR. .4.55.
TN Stow saw mord _
'o_.. w v: taw moodSnomoodrtiw.ttee t►e
Mar, wield .vert 1t e 1t tin trete
•••'•' 4c N. saws tw roti -(to MILS
W. =IT, and ala[ST Cam
leasee r renal seamen
It mw sur • eeRw.r t.._ u gavots. hoose.
OLADDSa or 'TOM.r. N ARr.MENT. MIAs. IIS.
T1,LA. or ■WCTAL MALADIL4. sR
eek D. WARD
111155 N tow- V .wait snob eras Ism not only
pnwv, .•winar,. sew SU 155105 u lin nodes, t.-..t-
rer ,m rood or rem ..•..4 nod the 1lrmwe.t rant
=eel Cseemasy sane sew .0 ether rano& bare
rens Illaw
s�awM�d' Z&dio - Poam Sem o -On Taw. SLOOD MOON
wawed Li manned. as VITALITY. ona r bast -
won
•e'er teres lea ere Te rias yam 1'.-
sw ens •vat -W - AN1NT. Case
and we W WD'S womb .s.... 1.,
era. merest of tin eek. d Gar WOWseanima simensisay
Wham Os Arrive. ww5,t..�
011eaell
ia
r 1.- two s o d W Dl. .o.
beta l a .segnw r emn.ro .5 ah. *11
Wawa estld-tW Wad mamba ser w•es woe'
DR. WARD.
■UVFALO'S LEADING SPECIALIST
T Maws Sew+. Opp. McKinley Mu.. ..l
INC/PALO. N. T.
Op�rmes•� Ream -Yid., wed r.dU. weans',-il es O.
Smwdr. Hamner and teddy -s r A 5..e.,s-14 ro L
ns' w 'aha teres.!.•
Ma ,.
a.%nth d MLN 1 kW tr..i.
.wm•ne ..ss' is tin p•Niro lo• has worn the ben.,
d Ida Lf • gnaw n o4r Mle IDA
Daawaas m.+.5 w A.
and 5evmee'. ort ►..p,a,. R-
ani rases' dl einnalo b of e'er.
Anne Plea a.•• 1.ww.,u M u -
ke r. 8,� X:..and annoyed eel,-
.kundr•boenrol
=id r.. nniammenssee Wan
and Mtome se inn,.
► wows inns sent Meir nose
The I..swt ter rammed sad
wart. sew .is te..i r IS AMAr
Autumn Display of
Imported Millinery Models
Miss Campbell announces the autumn opening of
Imported Models and Original Creations for
September 14th, 15th and 16th
Charming is the word that characterizes these new
modes. 'they are charming indeed -in Their novelty, their
smartness and their becomingness: A visit to the show-
room will reveal a myriad of fancy feathers, wings and
breast effects, also flowers and foliage.
MISS C. M. CAMPBELL
KINGSTON STREET GODERICH. ONTARIO
KHSGSSRIOOE.
MotmAv. September 4.
Mr. Jasass McCarthy has joined thel
reeks of the endow.
Mies Nellie Megmber has returned to
bre house In (*getow.
W. are all pleased to see Miss Nellie
Sullivan in um midst aims.
A. O'Lonnor, of Whitby. ie spending
• • few d.y. with frieods here.
M.. J. !'lent y, of Caledonia, spent
iOs- week end with friends here.
The Miasmal Ruse end Ellett O'Reilly
left last week for Sault fete. Marie.
*lies Eleanor Juye lessee this week
Ito Fitton' Normal School at London.
Wm. and John Long. Wilfred Oat'.
rey end M. J. Did ou have returned
w Aesuwptioo Cull -gr. Sandwich.
Rev. }'atbete O'Neil nod Moran
spent a low day. in this vicinity last
week.
The teachers and students from 11.11
have returned to 1nrir reepecily.
schools.
Mies Elsie Martin, of Goderich, is
visiting ber cousin. Mims Mery Ignatia
Hussey.
Willie Kearney has. returned to bis
home to (iodericb after spending the
musuwer here.
Senator Donnelly and children, of
Pibletton, paid • Hying vwit to his
minim, Mrs. Garvey, this week.
Thomas Sullivan. Ed. Nearer, ('on.
.)'Reilly. John Meyers end ital. Keane
are attending Toronto Exhibition.
Mrs. (iso LeFrance and children
have retuined to their house in Lon-
don after spending • tow'' days with
friends herr.
Messrs. J. P. Sullivan, Frank me-
t'artby. Percy Met artby, Roy Meyers
Ind Ciereooe Joye have takeu Advant-
age of the harvr.term' recursion to the
West. __
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WKDNSSDAY, Sept. B.
The Taylor's Corurr branch of the
Patriotic Society will hold a sewing
meeting at the Bowe of Mrs. H. U.
%Vatter,' ou %Veduredry, September
I'it h.
Mas. James Bell, 3rd concession, has
kindly offered ber home to the meus-
t.ere of the United Patriutl= Some.y
tor their sewing uu Fridey, September
Lith. Those who cauout •teens! the
meeting may help by working its their
homes. Mrs. Andrews always bag
sawn and machine -knit legs ber the
knitters. Miss M. E. Salkeld keeps a
supply of cut-out garuiente ou baud
fur the sewers.
CARLOW. •
W'gu,KSDAY, Sept. 6.
Mise Jean Young tains gone to Strat-
ford to take a cuur.e at the Normal
School.
The pulpit of Smith's Hill church
was occuplyd by Mr Colin Fingbaud
last Sabbath.
Mite Isabel Young and Min Vests
Fisher havr goue to Goderich to COn-
t.nur their education at the G. C. 1.
Mr. John Walter had the wisfoi-
tuue to lose two valuable witch cover.
The loss was caused by their eating
to) much aifella clover.
The regular meetiog of:sthe Red
('to,s Society of Carlow was held io
the towumhip hall. The usual work
end business were dispireed of.
LEESURN.
Toestt', `.rpt.:,.
Threshing is the order ut the day at
prr.ett.
School opened on Monday morning,
with Mien McKenzie in charge.,,
Miss Cue Williams was home for
the wee! -end Nom !.Tinton, where. she
is attending Model School
Mr. and Mr.. Geo Patton left for
De.roit yesterday &fart visiting their
retails es herr tor several weeks.
Our di. C. 1. pupils, Beatrice Chi•-
bulw and Hawiltou (,Cotton, returned
to !neer studies again on 'needs y.
Mr. Harry Cuisholus returned to
Sandwich on Saturday after spending
his vacation under the parents' roof.
Mrs. John Hooter, president of the
Leelmi n Red Cross Association, went
down to Clinton ou Labor Day to at-
tend the Red Crass cunventiou three.
AUBURN.
WKDNA•DAY, Sept. 6.
135111.14. - Miss Elms Mutch hes
titlru a p041000 u milliner at Drub -
wood and left on Monday to commence
her duties .... Mr. John Ferguson
coolie Moue Dom Toronto for the
week -end (iso. F. Y ungblut, Ed-
ward Johnston and Moe. McCabe
each rhiptwd s car of cattle to the To-
r.tnto warket on Saturday ... Mrs. -
Win. S.urdy bas been visiting Wing -
ham friends . Mr. Jas. Jaekson,
Mrs. Richard S hung and Mise M.
Reid took in the Western excursion
on Saturday ....Missies Ethel and
Laura Murdoch have left for Zealandia,
Sark.. to joie, their father there. We
are sooty to Woe thew two young
girls from our community. They
were eccos)panied by theit aunt. Mies
Make Gasoline
Your Motive
Power
This is the season when a
Gasoline Engine would be a
valuable asset if added to your
farm equipment.
Just at the present time we
have on the floor of our ware-
house all sines of Engines from
one and a -half to sex horse-
power. They will do a great
deal to take the drudgery out
of life. Call and see them.
UMW OMNI
BORT. WILSON
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1 J. H. COLBORNE
FOR THE FALL OF 1916
What We Can Do --and What We Can't Do !
We can't control market conditions -but we CAN give YOU the benefit
of our "foresight" in loading up with an enormous stock of materials
which enables us to offer our lines of
FALL DRESS AND SUIT MATERIALS
at most reasonable prices. Complete lines of Velvets, Series, Broadcloths,
Poplins and other popular cloths. These are cloths that wear and satisfy.
Latest Styles - Best Qualities - ReassnsNe Prices
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE CLOTHS,
• •
A SHOWER of comfort
in warm weather you
can take any time you feel
disposed when your bath-
room is fitted up in modern .
,tyle with a good shower
apparatus and bath - tub.
Let us put you in improved
sanitary plumbing worth.
.of the times. If we do it,
it's done right.
Fred Hunt
H.%M.ILTON STREET 'PITO E 135
CENTRAL
rooceesion, the ►•ern took fire and was
burned to the ground. It is ',opposed
• spark from the Hrel5)1 caught in a
stark just outside the baro Mr. %Vat•
ter. Inst, besides his Karn, seventeen
pigs worth about ISO. all his crop and
*few implement.. He had no lnsur•
aocd. Mr. Hill al'0 suffered a .evere
lose in th•de.truc•,on of his separator.
He i+ getting* new one this wrest
from Sarnia.
PATENTS
[.a_,IAtfVit3ld.1LtT_
1n a'1 eeunt.'.s A•k tar our INT104-
SU1t d AI tt'ISER.w:.): b • f:: Le seat tot
MARION & MARION.
SIM University at. MMttrieb
SEPTEMBER VALUES
at Walker's Furniture Store
EVERY department in our
big store bustles just now
with interesting offerings
at interesting prices.
Basement Bargains
$23 Brass Rel for _ $26
1 Hr;us Rel for 120
+►I5 Brass fled for_.t 513
=B Sar Coil Springs for 5S
$7 Chil.t'. Iron Cot fur.. 55
6:D4 Rahn Carriage for. 321
!Ifl. t1 Baby Carriage for 514
STRATFORD. ON T..
Commercial, Sito.tbasd and "
Telegrapiy De artmost&
Students way enter at any time.
We pito-. graduates io position'.
During July and August we received
applications f, r over 20) as.i.tsnts
we could not supply. Write fur
our free cat,11ogue At once.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal
Mabel Erratt Mise M. E. Blyth
opened •"bool on Tuesday with • good
&ttendanee. Vies Fern Patterson
left on Saturday for Lindsay, being
engaged there as teacher. Mr.
John Robertson, of town, spent the
holiday in the rillag. Mooers.
Wm. *nil Fred Mutch and faouhes, of
Clinton. drove over on sonday and
.pent the holiday with relatives here
Rev. A. Laing and Mr. W. T.
Riddell es;h took an auto -lord of Red
frena' wreckers veer to uttered the meet-
ing at (',intni. on Monday Mrs.
W. T. Riddell arrived home from her
trip on Monday Ur. John Short
spent the holiday at Toronto fair sees
Mr. H. H. Hill is having • new ver-
andah added to bis house.
Mononine ANRIv ERA SUIT 81R -
V erg..-Thel•nniversary services bald
in the Methodist church hers oe Sun-
day last were • decided success, especi-
ally from • financial p 'int of sieve, •
much larger amount of moneybeing
*ma • than wexpected y the
trustees. The services were eosdeetsd
by • former peator. Rev. R. A. Miller.
n ow of MAsertnn. The suhje.•t for the
afternoon service was hared on the
tett "Who 1. this that cometh out of
the wilderness like pillar, of smoke?"
and for the semis( on : "Vault of
vanities. mitts the preacher. 'snit of
vanities, all is vastly." Mr. Mil 'a
popularity with the coag of
this circuit evidently has not dimin-
ished by his removal to another sphere
of labor. Daring the attires inn service
many could not obtain twits is the
church. while in the evening many
could not even obtain stand's* mem.
the majority at both eomeragstioss
being youngThe largeattewd•
ince was Ise sly a a personal tribute to
Mr. Miller, he having totted a worm
t prt in the bear. of the !flung people
d t bis eieldt.
Na ilk. !t. *hes a D„TPO ' TI V W rutRNs
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Os Th rsday
•••••••i4•404a, tad ItrNl. Mr. Web ffo II r rse
st Mtfv vas. sly NI dsh
fi..511 Verannah Chair% for 53.50
t►rre-half doyen Surfacet►ak toning
!'hurl, furl set rife .mall and
one arm chair. regular value
*l3. fur _.512
Two -passenger Lawn Swing, H 7S,
On the Main Floor
1 Buffet, surface yak. f•Itt, for_ ___. - _.. 514
1 Surface Oak Dresser. large bevel plate glans, special value at . .39
Introducing the f.amoui Kirsch Kraft Novelty Curtains of Sturgis. )Ix•h.,
we will well regular 15 value+ for -5=.30 and *Lao per. pair
Kirsch Extension Reils in sclyet finish -Inv win',w rola list to
51.10; Rn.) for d.x46:e curtain. Sly': Rod forstan,Lard window -654
Pedestal Table, 'Olid o.ak, fumed finish. for --511i.30
1 Brass Jardiniere• for 56.,g,60
1 Brass Coal Hod. for - - - - - -- gm0
1 Dininrroom Set. Pomnlete a, shown in window. nebr.t design in
pali.heet walnut, consisting of chins cabinet, pelt -not tattle, buffet.
and net of leather upholstered d,ners. all to match. Regular pricer
111X; special price to iutrrslu• - some clam, furniture s�
Dresser, with large British plate mirror. .now•whtte enamel,neat Draw
trimmings. regular price 111,1. special 514,60
On the Top Floor
1 Davenport, convert:',:e into 4
bed, complete with mattress for
563. Regular price is =1t.
Library Tables, strrface oak, $4
and $7.30.
i,ibrary Table, solid oak, filmed
finish - 512
1 three-piece Library Set, uphol-
stered its genuine Span is h
leather, solid oak. fumed finish.
special price . Sea
i/ ihrary Table. Jac'dnne finish $15
T.. Introduce 11114 store andto
the trople to know that se are
handling House Furnishings, we
will quote some very interesting
prices in Flax Coseringa. 1 her
stock is new and well assorted. In
our range of ayes, qualities and
price. of Rugs we feel satisfied
that we can meet your require-
ments.
-Take Notice
We do Picture Priming neatly and promptly. Our fall stock of
pictures will arrive in a few day. 504 it will be worth your while to
come in and see them. Some of the most beautiful subjects ever
shown in Goderich will he among the collection.
our .tock of Furniture Cm-ering. and Draper -tee is now400mplete.
*homy can shoyou some very attractive patterns at interesting e..
An invitation is extended to yon at all time. to cno#e to and
inspect our store. "If it's new it's here ; if it's here WI new."
WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Often the Cheapest Always the Beat
W. Walker, Faraitare and U6iirtaki g
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