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THE STGYAL GODERifR ONTA1'10
Perfect cooking and baking with lett es�
heat is assured by the double flue syNat
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twice around the oven of
e
Come in and P11 show you wtby stita
iga
good as new long atter other ranges
or replaced.
Sold by FRED HUNT.
SCHOOL
SHOES
THE time is here again to get your
boys and girls fitted out for
school. They will need stong
serviceable Shoes. The kind that will
stand the most severe test in any weather.
In this class of footwear I can show you
a wide range of leathers and styles that
will give' the very best satisfaction. You
will also find the prices most reasonable.
REPAIRING DONE!
Geo. MacVicar
North Side of Square Goderich, Ontario
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Electric
Fans and Irons
DO YOU know the advantage of Eec-
tric Irons and Fans. especially' in hot
weather. and how easy it is to live
and work, in summer especially, with these
appliances
Ironing out of doors, for example, is both
practicable and pleasant. and our electric flat-
irons certainly smooth the way on ironing day.
Do you know of the comfort of a fan in
the dining -room ? The residence fan is de-
signed for extreme quietness in running.
hand. Let us give you a figure
Electric Fixtures and Supplies always on
on wng
your house.
Pisses :
Office 82
Rea 1!3
1 Robt. Tait ,vg:I
Esprit lotsu.Renos.
P. U. Clerk i ol auperiort—•P'an't un-
derstand this •ddrw• sir. It rend•
'John Jones. Y. I1o(e1 There's no such
betel bete."
Italy►nor , Linking at it t—" Where
wyour wimp) Del
Iver it at the W 3 &a-
dotte hotel at once." i "if the fighting business keeps
much longe,," says he. "when Il
A proper man is young siwey• over 111 And toyed, tied to an old w
.Herr Voeehwits, aged fifty year&, mad man."—Rochester Tion&.
Titottan..T, sit or. 7 leo:: y
COUNTY and DISTRICT
(surge Elliott, of Stanley t,wn-
ship, suffered a .1..1 N•atr.l .btu der
when his burse took fright at a bicycle
and threw him out of bis tntggy,
The hou.eof 11r. and Mrs. Wtiter
Davidson. and hue of Morrie, ha* been
bereaved by the death of their only
daughter, Antis M..y, who parsed •
ol
away un Acurt .5•b after a brief ,Il-,
nise
Ati St. John. N. Il., on Wednesday,
August £4 d. kilos Janet Y., daughter
undo of Mr and Mrs 8. R. Maxwell. was
wtird to Ur. John Wilmer Peck. ogroomHenaall. The groom is • son of Mr
mol Mrs. Nathan Pr•_k. of Sttnlry.
The Pre•hyteriisos of Kir/pea and
Hills Green have extended s unani-
mous call to Rev. W. E M. Aitken, ,
Ph 1)., of Buse.. Barrie Preshytory.
not call include- w stipend gusrantee
of $1,U15, a fres manse and four week,'
holidays.
Mr. and Mn. James McQueen. of
m
Stanley township. announce the en-
gageent of their only daughter. Mies,
Elsie May, to Lawrence Forret. eldest }
son of Mr. and Mrs. \V L Forest,
also of Stanley. the marriage to (,eke
place in September.
Henry Scott, of Chicago, died sud-
denly at the hover of his brother -in•
law. Wm. Dennison, of Varna. He'
had bred buffering from a heavy cold
and he complained of a weak spell
and before medical help could strive
be bad passed away.
Jacob Quackenbush pasr.ed away at
his home on the town line, Hay town -
...him on Iaesday. August '9cb, aged
fifty-three years. Mr. Muackenbuab
was taken Ill a few week.' ago with
stomach trouble and although every
thing possible was done for him death
ensued
The Health '
and Beauty Bath
is aasnred when Lifebuoy
Soap is used. It kerpe the
skin radiantly clean and
giowing with health.
Lifebuoy is an honest soap
—unwrap a cake and smeil
it. A mild carbolic odor is
there—that means an ut-
terly healthy skin. But. the
odor vanishes immediately
after use.
IFEOUOY
A bright young life way ended on
Sunday. Augury !7 h. when Anne B.
Abraham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Tho,uas 4brahaw. of the lit line o
Monis, pooled army at the byte o
thirty-six year+. Sue hod been a euf-
ferrr ?sour heart trouble for several
montba.
The community of Zion mnurps the
HEALTH Y
SOAP
street. Neither ear was on its proper'
r side fur passing. b
On Sunday, Augu.t :li, the call
higher came to Mi .Tho.. It. Forte,. at
ti,- huwr of hrr eon at Tara. Mts.
Foster was a farmer minden' oI Chrt-
t ,n. her home hring bete te.twrrn the
}gars l o,si and 1.74.
Ws'lkas .H at Steep. a native of
Clintaitrato .slat Stern -tow. Mi. hig.n. ,
Hr
w At'.v.one yeah of age. notate.
.unf J .lite Strip mot Mu.. Dodd .Ind
Mi•. ('sntrloo. *1I of Clint•.r, tie
brothers and si.terr of the dreemiel.es
On a recent aftrrlt,K.h a Litt User,
,laud car 111111,h was going towards
Srsfo,th upset when it turned out tun
far to peer a rig. i'be occupsnlr wrsr
Ill thrown ot.t but t.,rttinatety this
fill slier of the car. A bent axle was
the only damage done.
At n.,., , . 1: 'Vednesday of last tweet.,
at the houie of Mr. and Mrs: A. J.
Holloway. the marriage tool play.- of
their only daygh•rr, Hattie Alberta,
to Isla.: Hance Katlroiury. Rev. J. A.
Rubiniou.ofticiated. Thr y ,nog couple
are aw.sy on a wedding trip to New
York.
In future all electric wiring in the
town wool be door under the direction
of the .uprrinteodeot of the public
utilities commis/non. The object is to
have the work done at flr'st rust and
eliminate the profits of for middleman
and thereby induce wore leeidrnte tost
inall the service.
I VVith keen regret citizens of Clinton
ba
ed the Anneuuceuent of the death
t William (rewire Wheatley on Mtut-
day evening, August 27th. Heart,
trouble war the rause of his unex-
pected drrni.e. Mr. \Wheatley was
• horn on .t Iran un the Huron road
. fifty-six vett, :ago. For several years
!be had. hoed in Clinton while he
worked hi. taint on the outskirts of
1 the town. Ile is survived by his ..mood
i wit,. and woe son and one .taught. r.
Save The Children.
were brought to Wingham for inter-
ment.
While motoring from Wingbam to
Wilton the other Jay C P. Smith
happened with a serious accident Inw
paing a horse, drives by a . young
boy. the horbe trade a bolt in front .4
the car. which resulted in the animal's
f
death of a respected citizen in the per-
son of Addie Taylor. wife of Ephraim
Hero. For the loot three months. sbe
had hero a rutierer front hearttrouble,
hut hopes for her ultimate recovery
were entertained until a week prior to
berdeatb She was ill her fortieth
year.'.
Oa a recent evening the Evangelical
Ase.•iatlun of Malliey met at the
bowie of Mr. and Mrs. L,,,.. H,.-gv to
bid forret II to Mr. and Mrs. Klrher
before they left for the \V• ot. After
a Pent/rant ..f +pushes and songs wa.
rendered Mi. and Mrs. Klebet were
presented web an addrrw and a purse.
of money
\Ir•. Robert Maxwell. for upwards
of fifty year, a resident of Biuevalr,
.hid at the reridencr of her Kob,rt
az Well: near Le•soint;too. on Auttuat
•'M
•h. Mr.. Mazwell was horn in Durso
toe., R-,.tIand. righty -two year. ogo.
%hr,•.ime t.. ( snails in 1�:: 40.1 in the
our year epe war MAXrird +! Lett to
hrr n..+ bereft h'.•r.evsd. 4/es Januar.
Neth ,t1 tbi. y..sr the cel.brate.l their
diamond wedding. A rands .f .even
bitd,s
tion -iv..
V.tl•gr ('Ir► Mord ,•'k f ilersall
ha. r7r�l,fed a ..,i.$luroratiun form
'. be //1 yJn> Fleet r .. P„ VIII 1 ori.,..
gibe. s.vswg ib.. rears for tae delay in
sett'sg the fu,sb,. p„wee .ea, 1lewsail.
' carroty of mat., rat ar.d far.., t• give„
r Isle rioter ..t tM Matey while the el-
•• e. is pro ee winb000s, r•, our lay
r•e thy iwn.r,pslut art from SI ssi to.
n ••'e thee sea« ar first ester
wed 's. ages airs. *al he sit 'least
nh y pet teat Y.giee
wrsuatais
L F. Igsskiep tram; pseeh,as.d the
brWt voodoo. art •Ptres.k street t..
"woo to tivf.-wrest setare
&Awes Unitses..at Aleslieise H•• for
swssral yeses bests. ,d the Adrane
dart, heel vest• keYw m sa auw a•-
Cs/wt at "saussee., gest.
The vel sews was e'ry eed beee by
►w tsrotlier that Willows s Halliday had
Played away at V eeto.vsr He bad
safes is poor beaftb f .•, weverat ai.rnt h•.
E,,,T..nata baa e,s,gN,l hie posh.
coos ssbriI .? is the Hark of Commerce
hese and has takes • pennon with
the MrL.ugbl.. Motor Co . ..f °ab -
a tee
\% ,rd woe received here on Monday
.1 !alt week of (he death of Mew Leeks
ftasaist.v aI Tors,ero. Toe detested
was • daughter of Mr. Awl Mrs. JAI,
('oulter, of taws.
The electric light eranmiite. ha.
•wtsen.xd rnastruetion work on the
new dam in Lower W Ingham. By the
■ erection of this dam the committee
bop.. to teases the eget of operation of
the elertric Tight plant.
A new salt well has been dog on
ice John EI!iott's farm in Fut Wales -
a' no.h. Thr supply of !rine ss larger
ed than that !obtained in the old well, •o
captain in the iwndwher, nsart•it>
about the time the war
not vet twenty. root..
Leen dragn
ging on ad hr
:.t the 'root. he has sp•,
his comrades about s mat
his tweet.
began. a w
the war b
hoe contiou
ken 1 sten to that the fetor* soccer' of the Wingham
ter very pear salt works is now assured.
In In the resent disastrous Voted fire
which tared in the vicinity of hew
up L1.kr,r•d three former residents of
's Winrharn lost their heels. They were
o- Mr. and Mrs. Robert %Vo.tlilland hi 14,4
Oertn.de 1. Wellwoed. The remains
` TRACTION
TREAD
leg being broken. In driving to Wal-
ton for a we:enmity the car overturned
and John Q iitk, who was with him.
was.t.adly shaken up and bar since
been confined to his home.
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SEAF111THcarrs becsu,e toe rno:hrr dues not —
Moth -et. who keep a box of Bob)'.
that Ihr I.v.s'1theirlittle one«are :ea-
eonably sate during the hot weather.
9towoch trouble., ..bulera iufantuw
and d.orrhaea cue: ry off thoustuds of
111111P ones every sunieueot in Ing t
Uwn Tablets in the house may teed
Children's
Wash Suits
and Rompers
What is left of out •.t.,.k
in these hues we will . l•..r I
r►
HALF-PRICE
The unusually brisk tle-
tnand for Watm Weatherr
Goods has depleted our stock
in many lines, but in
Lounge and
Negligee Shirts
we can still supply you.
A few STRAW HATS
at Clearing Prices.
McLEAN BROS.
THE SEMI. READY TAILORS
THE SQUARE
GODERICH
have a safe medieine at hand to give
tum .'lye Baby'. Own '.I. r/
Mr. J. C. (.reig ha. Leen app.,need
, police magistrate to fill the sacincy P { y1 lets err
cau.rd by• the resignation of F three troubles, or if given t eeiu unblh•
Hulmeatgd. to the well child will ptrvent their
coming •,n. Thr Tablet. ar
fled trod Ly a" (.overnuieht analyst to be
absolutely barmlrra even to the new-
born babe. They are especially good LONDON, ONTARIO
;1n .umturr. omen... they regulate the
lbws -els and keep the atrm.wh sweet S
and pure: They ate sold by medicine
(dealers or by ma:I ..1.:.5 cents a box
from Th- Ili s..1::..tris Madi:me
!Brockville, Opt.
U. Gifford, of, U.n:.ws, ha. joined'
:the .51.11? ut the Collodion }lank of
l'Jmwrr c r.
-Mi♦e \V,:rare Howard has returned
to Klmorton to resuusr her duties as
school teacher.
Wm. Urlhridgr delivered five hole.
to th,• Exeter u+atket vel. cin wriwl,r.1
:eitopoin,J-. A' twelve. rr.t, a
be r er•vrd 3117.1i0 The hog.- weir
two dots Iris :lien five ruontb. old •
Mr..' Samuel Pgasmore announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Minta .lane, G. \Vtltred C. Itubin.r,n,
art Detroit. The . arrlagr will take
place ynurtly the ototrr part of Sep-
tember.
It Pav s to Advertise in the SIGNAL
r. gnarau
Thr rasualts list last week contai
the name of Private Janie* J Hutch-
int.oc as htving died it wuunds re.
criveai on the western ntttleirnnt.
Private Hutcbin-on cohered from Sea-
f.utb with the that eontiugrnt and
served for a year :n Rerwuda before he
was transf.•rrrd 1., rimier. Hi. h .we
wits in Irebind,.
M.jor S. H Mc11cr•lie, who sea,1 re-
crutly •wa.Jed the h. S. (5. t,.rhrnc.
et v at the trona, was born the Loa -
don toad • .hurt distant.. tomtit of
; Kipp.n. -bring A e..n of t1:,' late Rohrrt
McMinn-. a prognurut rewriterit.t the '
c .unty for moor year.. Major M.
Moolne seat a mei-known and pups.
lar weather ofthi� .eaL.rt1i Hurons"
foori.+ll tears. -.•sinal tear. ago.
I',uvarr Kirit, ..n ..f Mr and \1r..
Mt Klsso, .4 11. tiori..p, reu'et'vrd *warn. •
reception on his arrival in rrsforth on
{i resent ,evening. A hue• procession
was formed sad when he .ripped front
the train the wounded her.) was et-
^e,rted 10 the town hall, whirr ad-
dr.s.rs of welcome sews giern ty
Mas• or eitewart and 'fir local ...et try -1
sen Pnv.tr Kt.in sea. wounded u,
the lift Ariel in F'rsn,•e. ne,•-getatui,t r
the amps, at'os' , 1 the ,ism at ' Ihr •
elbow. . Latter. whin h. woe removed
t.. an Engtieh loop 1.1. further amps,. •
t .hon was found 1.. r.ua. a and tb.•
atm hail to 1.e rrwovrd a_ 11,e
.bouldrw
Western Fair
EXETER.
SPREADING GOOD (SEWS BROAD-
CAST
Wants Everybsd:- to Know Dodd'1
Kaaren POO Curve Him
Vi,lerand. Ont., Sep• t b ,Sp., lel —
S:r.,w,tr sial hear } sic s n aThr a lung
pentad ,.1 weak nee. and x11 health.
Luis ('bamp,gn-. • well-krown rest-'
'dint .1 .h.• place, i• op:.an.ng oiled,
es/ Ihr g.ises news that lie- f minx new
h slth and strength `un U.ald'. Kidney
Pills I
F„rug 1 ,ng turn..' Mr. ('h.tmpa(toe i t
•rateo in an interview. •'I suffered
from kidney de.easearid bsckaeh.. My
appet.tl was uncertain. end i got up
in the morniU ( with a 1 • ter (Arte In I
my moot!. Tbp(e w.•,.• ft:taboo of s
light before my eye.. as .1 1 had a drag- 1
rsog sensat<no across Ihr loins. My J
hmhe were beayy and 1 was alw.y.
tired Then 1 drooled' to ti y Dodd's
Kidney Pull., and 1 ase gi of to be able s
to say that two boxva 10A.lr me well. 1
recsw.wend D.xld's Kidney Pills to all 1
those who suffer trove irrhlenew or
had k,dneys.”
Lawrence Ste:.tc,.a wet: -known char•
acter in and around Eerier, died in
Victor s hospital, Lyndon. Strict
was an unfoctiwgte pet.nc rn that he
bad hot an arm and srverol (Inger.
were witetng from hi. r.'.tuMh Ing
hand He was a nstiee of P.:arid hu,
the girst.•r port of his :.re w.a .prim[
in Can.Wa and in the ie.:alit-,
A car owned and Chiron la: Nelson
liter. woo wt. ,4••.7.su:s..n;rd by two
other men. crarbra d.,avt. the eu,bink-
wrnt aPtb. r.. rah .rCr 0! the bridge
Oce day baa: week. The ear had
xe-n led the en,tth bill Aryl ;t -,.d the
bridge at is fairly g . J •pe, I al.en the
when:. become tur!e• t fed in a tut.
Mr. Baer endearned t., get it out
witboot •Iackeninghis speed, with the
result 'tat the car roe' veil,. crashed
no. the fence and went down the eno-
baokm-art. Waea help arrived the
hree o...tpa'titot were s it A.! Iht wr.cit
and th..v were it -card to the tiesrr•tt
house where medical ..1,1 w at inure
rumrnor..11.
1" wit, toe rid on ex.sm-
notion.kh t: the• driver. Mt. Beer, wa+. j
.verety Mort ,normally. Mr. \\'oll.aui
lilt was- &offering ?tutu a broken
wrist and other erjutie•, while Mr.
artier Bogey- euffeted s test ruts and
wound. in his I. g. Th.. eor was
washed r.evnni repair. string A total
wreck. M. Biter was taken to a ho. -
..cal in Linden.
CIA STEIN
.1. W. Treleaven, prin• pal of the
Collegiate, has ynalifi-d Aa s teacher of °
elementary physical culture.
Mr. (i,abam, of Toronto. has been n
enraged as mathematical martyr on
the Collegiate imolt o1..•,t to fill for
vaenncy cau.,•d by the resigaatinn of
Mise Train. 'g
A Murderous Naos.
A Frenchu,an twos waiting ata rail-
way station in Ireland when a couple
1 natives sat down br.,de hitu. Said
n. :
"Sure, Pot. it'. down to Kilmary
'er been and 1'w on me wv.y hack
ow to K,Ipatrick.'
"Ye don't say," said the other. "it'.
'newel( that s just after ht -in down to
Kilkenny and 1 stop herr a bit before 1
u to Kilm..dx...
"W hot aasarins 1 ' ex-I•im...1 th.
hocked Frrn,hman. "\V ".1.1 that 1
ere safely hack in Front* :'
Two auto,, -biles were somewhat
damaged on 'sVrdneeday afternoon of a
lust week when they collided nn Huron w
SNOt
i.LISNES
rifted
gn[ Cities.
A. 99
100
sureK• wNITE •TAN
EEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
P. P. aAu.rr O.., t..,... (.4.. H.e.t.w, Ciel.
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eptember 8th to 16th, 1916
WESTERN ONTARIO'S
POPULAR EXHIBITION
1 ART. MUSIC, AGRICULTVRE AND AMUSEMENTS
A FINE. COMBINATION AT LONDON'S EXHIBITION
A Real Live Program of Attractions Twice Daily
I T.0 bpeed Events Dads
FiREWORKS EVERY NIGHT
New Nrecross Building Evers Building Fun of E.h.Fits
SINGLE FARE over all Railways West of Toronto
SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS
Pr:e L,sts, Ent, y Forms and ..II nilorm,tt.On ', on, the Sevriarr
W. J. REID. President A M HUNT. Secretary
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SUMMER GOODS!
'Wile In: ro;.teel out doing our
tile 'tot months'nnuucr wht•II )011 ,•an 11•e a
CLARK JEWEL Coal Oil Stove ?
The higti•spetsl nit burner is fast and economical.
This tuner is clog to the top au.l the flame
the bottomi of the vessel. With . this
•titact water bolt.) more: •Iniikly-and it
flit! :.. k.• 1i it boiling
SCRELN DOORS and WINDOWS
Now is the tittle to get )mgr Screen Doors and
windows. on 1. fore the flees get NO. Do nut
wait until they g.1 m )rnir house .In 1 111tH put
on screens to keep tIstnt in. Call .ctrl see .mr
large range of S. reit n Doors and Wile low s.
WE I1AVE A LARGE STOCK OF HAMMOCKS
Prices ranging from $2.50 to $10.00
Refrigerators from $9.00 to $35 00
Lawn Mowers from $4.50 to $ I0.00
.-ire you iw)thcrt.l L' )0111
).our fence ? It s,. the
Bulldog Fence Anchor
Call anti We shall le pleases!
is mrd.
i)o you want any Fencing
We handle the Iulcal. il'afl
before purchasing.
hogs getting reel. r
will help you out
he show )on Nott it
at yeti low prat '
and get ons 1;•tic,•s
How About Your Winter Supply of Coal ?
\Ws: handle the best S. t.uttien Coal at the follow_
tug prices :
Chestnut .pe 110 per ton
Stove t!% Iv. .. ..
Egg !; ;e „
Soft and Cannel C'o.1.
Ilarsl and Soft Wooel Stabs
PHONECHAS. C. JFF.
STORE u I
HOUSE 112