The Signal, 1916-9-14, Page 44 TieriMIDAT. Karr. 14. Ipte
The High Cost
of Clothing
A wholesale manufacturer
of Clothing told us that
cloth is now codling three
Oases as much as it used
to. You can imagine there-
fore what ,.w will have
to pay for Clothing. You
need not get tnghtene.l.
however, . wr err show-
ing to mane a oar. Just as
gourd value• as before the
war and in other cases a
blight sodsamps. Don't
put off the p4rcha.e of
your Suit until these val-
ues are gone. then yogi will
have to pay the higher
price.
Our clothing trade has
been good -people. know
we keep good Clothing
soil our values n.l.t.
We are showing g mod val-
ue+at
$12, $15 and $18
NEW FALL HATS
NEW FALLFSHi?RRTS
W. C. Pridham
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
-0th Century Brand
PHONE 5; GODERICH
ADVERTISING PAYS
The Saults Coal Co.
--•."'••.-•. 4tdluaa.k it wed' to
I:e.; LU'.itvE AGENTS FOR
LEHIGH VALLEY
THE. c .u. TIIAT sAT1,F*E:,
We deal in Hard arid Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement. Fire Brick. Fire
Clay. also Hard and Soft Wood.
Maple and Hemlock
Hemlock Slabs, $2 per cert
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PII..NE' - - "-,
R. J. Sault,' Resideti:r
W. \I-. Sattlt.' Re,ide : .. r!
MARE SIGNAL 3ODERICH t ONTARIO
PORT ALBERT.
Wamisnioay, Sept. 13.
Noma -Serge away of
the C. A. D. C.. London.. and Ile. Hayden,ar-
old Ord, of Stratford, were weekend
visitors at Mr. H. Hayden's Sev-
eral from around here are attending
the Lortd.r. Fair this week Miss'
Jessie McMillan visited her sisterMrs. '
Het h. Morris, of llaltf.nd, last west.
Mrs. Bert Cunningham and Wile
daughter, Betty, are visiting with re-
latives h. re MIli James Young,
of Gore tray, is ensiling his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tb<anas Wilson, or....
Pte J.i.rph Rockingham was the guest
of Mr. sod Mn. James Oliver
.least.. Thomas Dickson and Richard
Kent are away oil • trip to the West
..air. iaiUtl Kuutz and Mr. I. A.
thorn sod family motored to Carlow
o0 Nonage. and were miens ttif 'Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kingewelt....There
will he no school here 1ltuieday and
Friday of this week. as Min McLen-
nan intend,. attelld.ng the teacher.'
eonveetion to he held st Go derich
Mr. and Mr.. Lane, sr., of Louisville, 1
were visitors at Mr. Frank funning- 1
Yam's last week . Rev. H. R. and
Mn. Williams and Mrs. Jones, of Dau-,
ganotw, wet a visitors at Mr. H. Hay -
deter this week Mr. and Mn. Thos. 1
Richardson. Mr. and Mea. Time. Green!
and alts. JA4. McWhinney motored in
Mr Richard,.00'+ ear to London today.
Pte. 1\'w Huddoek, of the 161.1
Battalion, wig. herr dile week to say
farewell to hie family Pte. Wm.
Gilbert. of the Ittlst Battalion, spent
the week -end with his wife and family. i
. The lulat expects to go oversee. short-,
' ly The Pre►hyteriao W. M. N. in- t
tend• meeting this week at yyee home
of Mrs. Jas. Johnstone lllis. May
Dickson, with a number of (needs.'
motored to Trwwater to attend the
jfuneral of Mi.1 Janet Arst.truog... A
i party of four auto -loads taint Sidi ford
bad a corn -roast ben last week.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
\V I OKKI.DA Y, Sept. 1:3
The weather rnntinues very dry.
Mise Alice Wells, of Godericb, has
hero visi•in,r at the home of air. and
N•-.. Wm. McAllister.
Mr. and Mn. Wm, McIntosh and
daughter, Marie. of Godeti:h, visited
friends bere this week.
Quite a number .t people from this
neighborhood visited the Toronto E2x-
hibitiunand A large number are at
London tbi, week.
DRAT t1 ria' %Vm ANDRRw-s.-The
death of Mr Wm. Aodrewe• a former
resident of ibis township. occurred nn
Tuesday in the township of Grey.
Thr remains have hien brought to the
hone of his sun, M,. Wtu.R. Andrews,
here, an 1 toe funeral will take place
tomorrow (Thursday) to Dungannon
cemetery. The deceased wa4 a bit her
o f Mr. James Andrew,., of Godertch.
A LITTLE Oa: TAKEN. -Urate to-
w soled the home it Mr. and Mrs. Win.
J Thoutp..an ou Sunday and carried
off ttleir Inti daughter, Alice, lii•t
one day over eight rears of age.
Though the little gal had Lean in poor
health for the bait six uonuu-. at the
end her death rani! suddenly. H-.fdrs
her parent.. she leaves fire Lrothrn
and two st+ten, all a• hcme, who have
the sympathy of the community in
their Ivrea...meat. The fuo.rw!'Itook
1plar_ to 1) ingaunoo cemetery on
J3ack t0
School !
We have a large new
assortment of:
Scribblers Se
aa/ 2 for Se
Exercise Books
Faustian Pas
Peas, Peacils, lake
Rubber Erasers
Peaeil Sharpeners
Drawing Books
The old-time low prices on
all of these goods.
JAS. F. THOMSON
Mastic anti Stationery Stare
Tuesday. Rev. W Conway, of Dun-
gannon, conducting the service., and
1 four brothers acting as pallbearers,
'Among the floral wreathe laid on the
I casket was one from the Donnybrook
• Sunday school, of which Alice was a
imeml•er. Among those present at
the funeral were Mn. R.b.rt )'lark
and Mr. Ed. 'Gormley. of Toronto. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Spencer and Mrs. W.
• Duan, of flrooklin, Ont.
ASHFIELD,
The Asbfleld Soldier: Aid Society
will weeial the home of arra. Donal.)
McKenzie, iib concession, on Sep tem-
' her 3)th. A good attendance of ladies '
interested to work for the *oldie:, is
req nested.
BAYFIELO,
?uneasy. September 12.
Mr. J. 11. Reid and Mr. Amber El-
liot retuned on Ton mooing
atter a few drys' visit to to and
LM big fair.
Mr. and Nn, 11d. Weston spent a
few day.at Toronto last week.
Rev. J. E Jame returned on Satur-
day trout • month's vaeatio. at Soso -
bra.
Rev. A. Macfarlane r.turied nm
Moods). alter a tbr.eweeks' visit with
friends near Collingwood.
Mrs. titauhury sad alias Stout 'an
Ia Loadoo ibis week.
Melo..) opened -.o Tuesday last with
Miss D.O.dd.,ti of Lueknow, i. cheese
of the upper roots and Mrs. Ferguson
again in her WOO. in the lower room,
Mrea, Jaw Ppackrtlais visited her
daltgb•e•r, Mts. Pollard. at London on
Labor Day.
A number of the ladies of the Wo-
men's Mig.pnary Society of 8t. An-
drew's church attended the Presbyter-
ial meeting at Brueedeld on Tuesday.
Mr, Juba Fraser and Rev. A. Mediu-
lane also at'ended Presbytery meeting
at the mane place.
Sr. Andrew's Missionary Society
Docked a bale of elothino on Priddy
last for one orate Indian schools of the
West. The bale was valued at almost
i1111d. An unvalued bale of secondbagd
clothing also was sent.
Mi.i Maey R+id and Miss Ida Raid
are at Landon this week.
KINGSsRIDGE.
MONDAY, Sept. tlttt.
DEATH'. Do,Noa.LThe remains of
the late Ted Octalo, whose death by
accident in Detroit was recorded in
The Signal last week, were interred in
tb. Kingsbridge cemetery last Friday
'morning. The servir•es were conducted
by Rev, Father M.•('ormack. The
pallbearers we,, Maser.. John l'-turt•
1 ney, Timothy Gr.Mn, Joeepb Griffin,
James Wallace, Peones Murphy and
John McMillan. The deceased is eut-
vived by his young wife and infant
Isom also by his 'Bother, seven sister'
. and two brothers, who have the gym
pathy of the whole community in this
sad hireayerrtent, doubly sad because
of the recent death of the f..ther,f the
famUy Another de over
that cast a
IgkN.m over tbe people here was that
of John Finn, who met death by
drOwning at Toledo last week. John
was well and favotahly koowo here,
having live.) here ant I a few yews
ago. when the toruli- moved to ti'rie•
rich. Mu'b .ympatby a. (.It tut hiv
widowed in 'cher and only sister.
QONINii AND Guru.: -)1-r. and Mrs,
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STRATFORD. ONT..
Commercial, Shortland aaJ
Telegraphy De artaeats.
•
vroolenr+ may *int -r at any time.
\Cr pia^w epi adu�lw•' in position..
During
J anti A•tgua we received
applications 1a I• -rice 2x1 ministrants
we could not ,supply. %Vrite for
our free catalogue At ones.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal
JO I)AY is announced a splendid
readiness with all that is new
in Fall Millinery. The display for
Fall is very diversified. There are
nn two hats alike, assuring every
woman who selects from the stock
real individuality. And there are
hats for every purpose, tor dress,
sreet. and sport wear.
'John Lannon, 3.1r.: M. Bowler and Mr.
• Philip Aostiu motor -•1 r.a K,ngsbridge
from t. aderi.•h Lust Fri•.iay, and were
Accompanied. h nue 1 y Mr.. -J. T.
l/'R.illr ...The Mines May and
Emilj Grillo, of (:...fetich, visited
frie,il�• here on &arida.
Lizz'e G iffin, of Godrrich, i. visiting
her .+i- .-r. Mr. 11'v
T. t: iris vl-
T. F. Crux, Mr.. F. )'ant au.l ehit,trrn
motored to KingahrJ, - Ir nm L irks
now on Snnday Mr. and Mts.
Round McKinnon and nabs, of l: ade-
rich, are visiting friend. here r Mr.
and Mrs. P••rry, Mies Pearl and Fran.
1. rif?1 . V i.. l:-rrr'ide .1 •yr, of
THE BULLETIN BOARD
Texture, Durability,
Style and Color !
THESE are the cardinal virtues of Corduroys -the compelling
features that commend them to the discriminating buyer's
consideration. Corduroy is timely and is procurable here in
a wide range of the season's colors in light and dark shadings. • 27 -
inch Corduroy Velvet in brown, tan, green, navy, copenhagen,
dark sky, cardinal and cream, at 668 a yard.
Corduroy is having a big sway this season and is very fash-
ionable. %Vhv not have your new suit made up of some pretty shade
of Corduroy? Separate coats and skirts made of Corduroy are very
popular. For suits for the little ones there is nothing so good as
Corduroy. Let fps help you pick out the color and style tor your
new Corduroy suit. We will help you find exactly what you want.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE NEW GOODS!
J. H. COLBORNE
A
heumatis
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause or the acid being
there. If the kidnev.a.-,ed
as they ahoulJ the amid
strain the Uric A -id out
of the sy+tam and rli,•wma-
tism would-. t occur. Rhea-
_ tnat,srti 14 a K..lney
ease. nod! Kidxy Pik
hay, mass a great p,•rt of
their nortitanon
Rae,mati,:-t. So gee at
. the moss of those fearf d
shooting pains and s:ir-,
aching paints. Tissue is
but one sure way-
Dodd's
Marrone. and Mrs. \Vui. O'Htion. ofKidney
Iiatonr,artrnderi the tune-, of H.nhe
lite Trd I., m'1 host lis-, Henry
Reinn.rtit and famgy have ur,arl
lint., Kingsbridge. W. welcome them S
to oar '1+t.
DUNGANNON.
MR. N.. F. %VHYARD i+
agent fur TIE EttlicINAI. at Dusiinna.n.
4 O it rn.tt stilt hila fa.r
.a )sari-eraest.se pots primas: will I.
. vee prnvpt a•trntion Ta•Irpbain.
,t:Jder.ch f:-prali r:t,.
g"Vlt41).l Y. N.pt. 13.
Mr. \Pickens, n.nager of the Nter-
I ng H.inl- herr, left on W±dneeday for
is holiday trip to To. -onto, ' t. Cathar-
ine' Aid C.mi+ It .,.Jen. Hi. Moro is
taken by Mr. 11..Y Wallis, of Oode-
rich,
M. and Mr.. S..Nicholson, of Au-
burn. *pant "nnday at Mr. R M.•-•
Kenz t"..and alt, and air+. .1 Mead,
of Auburn. ri.ited at Mr. H. M. Doff'..
Rev. J. W. Penrose, 1,f \\'i.ite-
.'ho•.•., ex•rhanged pulpits with R+•.
1. Me Kflver loot Sunday. The latter
preached anuiven.ary sermons at
tYhiteehur_ h.
Mr. l'rlehrl• of the Montreal R tbher
l'o , was th- Ruest of hi. dau,thter,
Mr-. 1: JI••K••Icev, last week. He left
on Monday fai Kitchener and Boor
points on hi., way hock to Montreal.
Oar I„ al •nldiero returned on Toro.
dryof this week to Camp Bunten.
alter .pending • few days at their
h. -,re,. Some say it' was their last
I..• lwfore g.,ing overseas, We wish
them all a safe return and all the hon-
or due them.
Mr. Park•• wiggle* returned on
Tuesday to Belleville, where b. 1. rat-
ioRlp a CO, IMP.
%seism C. Elliott. N. Treleaven, W.
**lure. H. Sproul wadi. R. McNabb
■re taking in the L,.doo Pair (Si.
week.
Don't forgot the ice cream metal in
heektoes chards beeennest old Mosdav
evening, IS:11 toe.
PRtegerarION TO 80LD1IIRS. -At a
r•ceot meeting of Dungannon Lndg•,
No. i16. I. 0, 0. F.. upwards of thirty
members gathered to whom, the
Preeentasion of a wrist -watch to Pri-
vate Howard Robertson and a 'old
ring to Sergi J Canon Stating". The
following was the address which was
read t0 them
i
To 40. R. Reber.•el• .'N. ate Lad
W. tee r..( Lades.
4111. 1 I. rr It gathered l.e.fhse osaWlit
,aisinte.t .n • n-ise term ear appr.elntise
et lb* se' flat lee M.. Moe In Inkieg ■p
sews is dries• d tae Methorlaed and Hee
NM, Ramiro of w 4,4 we as Area part W.
ere erre' et re❑ Iry dew sen lar. basil the
nal arid r•.ro-•4.4 Tow br. Our re r.."v-
mrm . -4 H we ev.rr, .care.^e. '8444
emboss sed e4snetw N M
w at rte klriid
sa
bled Iry we 4... tell apP.etet d t eve kowtk-
av e..d ►r.4eel pt r otos *telt u.
_ +Ibsen), r wr.rt u,.1 •rser r .Mat t0
log !w t.p. Ari
r •se et ..t t• arksept dal. wineend this
now Nano kn...I it Y a 114444 Of a
1.e •+sett.r br trent tact n mar pore a
non se me e- . w is. more we Mid res, and
ea.uwkrawe et Ger teetW bre and area
♦
are tae• Is nor Lod.r p.w win altos.
be.. erne
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IleglaeMy this Meta, Mand !e 1411
W ore rwi hoer* are 4 • flet .ey
My be cosiest torr. ape nose of r .b.
sag w tiger. ae heron was Mrs goy toot
der,.
sw insole .e Doaaa.a.a lays, t. V.Merit IN
Thr !meg men iasis •ei•.hls re -
Oen. a..d *lt.eu ids • social time was
twat Were tb. tlgt Ie.*. top
with &mopes
belgeed wl4act for tabs boys
la
Ir Rohn toe in Vioutor- ••And bow i
�an
inane Gemmel, did you kill %"
Hoed Tommy -'•1 don't know bow
a g many 1 but twee my 'nate .housed,
'Shale yer blaorniu' i.,yonet, Bill:
them six on it !'"
PATENTS
1n a'1 en•ir,-I..s. Ask f•,r Our IYVY.M_
Tl)1: d Al,ylt)i:A.wa.ch w.:' Lia mat be.
. M.%KION s MARION.
SR utvverelte at. rsgntrgith
w
A stiuwL•'R of comfort
in warm weather )ou
can take any time you feel
disposed when tour bath-
room is fitted up in ntodern
style with a good shower
apparatus and bath - tub.
Let us pot you in improved
sanitary plumbing worthy
of the times. If we do it,
it's done right.
Fred Hurst
HAMILT'ONSTRF.FT 'PHONE 13.5
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DR. MARDI
IU,PA'•g LaADINO SPIC{ALMT
�s.4LAK 1iL!
c one
Pais Best?
The person trained in a
Commercial School.
We guarantee to give a Stenographic and Commercial
Course equal to that given by any School in the Province
and to place you in a position when you graduate. Write
for rates and make arrangements to enter as soon as possible.
Fall teras begins September 5th.
Students may enter any time.
School of Commerce
CLINTON. ONTARIO.
B. E. WARD. B A , M. ACCTS. PRINCIPAL
PHONE 208,
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SPECIALS 1
at Walker's Furniture Store
1 only solid oak Sideboard. heavily car -rd, large British
plate mirror, siiglttly used, taken in exchange for one of oar
new Buffets. Regular retail value, $45. A very attractive
piece of furniture. Special price $20
1 only solid quarter -cut oak Buffet, taken in exchange
for other furniture. Regular selling value was $30. Special
sale price
els
1 large Extension Table, extents to ten fe4t, extra select
quarter -cut oak. highly polished. Was abo talon in ex-
chlllnpte for other furniture. , Rkt;ular retail price was $28.
r special bale price i , i $12
Watch for m at the Goderich Industrial gab
have some s We
pedal fnl'ntt�Te for this occasion.
WALKER'S FURN1tURE STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
*MINT FOR 8RNDRiJIOrR ►TAROS
Ohms the Cheapest Aheays the Nast
here P. e - Rsidsaei Phu IN