The Signal, 1916-9-21, Page 9THE SIM' AL : OODERICR ONTAM(0
Langemarck Farm.
Asb&Id Township
HEAR Manisa. -While the potatoes
wets boiling for dinner today 1 chanced
to pick up The Ooderich Signal. sod
about the Meet thing 1 clapped say eye
On was the list of fall fain all over the
email y. 1 lost no time in looking up
ebe date of the liodet Ich Exhibition,
a. 1 was that anxious to bays an out-
iagand Ret Ilisam and the your germ
outfitted fur the winter at the same
time. And tic n I hope you haven't
forgot Hist it will be twenty years ego
next Saturday since Hiram and me
BOK took tip housekeeping together.
and es some of the furniture we bad
wise to w no our weddingday is pretty
near done fur we ere going W oslebrMs
our st•niv.rsary by in..stins in some
mew piece*.
I e -e by this week's paper that
V. milker is t tiering mote great h.rgains
1a Just the things we are looking for.
He is 'lying ten per cent. off the price
of all his goods, eo that looks good in
war time.
Hodson*. tom&., have a whole page of
assnouncements, hut i must take time
So reed them ell over later. 1 always
like to do awe .bopping in their lovely
big More
1 was wondering if 1 could g t as
Slee a serge at Colhoese's as 1 did last
fall. but l see in bis ad. that be bas
weekvalues is that line for fair
1 Hove they got the new front
',•f their *tors ani yet % 1 eat eus-
i&.us t.i see whet It looks like. 1'b. y
were working on it „last time 1 wise in
town.
' My table linen le ewe carting the
wore* 01 urea, but it down:. owe we
anything. fot to tea tie truth it was
hougtt twenty years alto. 1 goof It
from Acheson when 1 wcmvuarri.d, w
I 1 law he'll have good values for me'
to choose from tbi. time.
Hiram *aye it's high time I had •
new coat. eo 1 teal Pure from the ',in—
toner/intent of the Scotch Stole that
1'11 he able toAget what 1 want et
Millar's. Tay always hove such good
thing,.
And then. of carver. a new coat
mane • new hat. Mese Ceenpbell and
' Hodges' always have good displays
fair week, so FII have no trout la in
finding something to look good on me.
sod Mary Ann nada OOP, ton.
Tom and Sam bot') steed winter
clotbi.s, but l think 111 leave their
shopping to Hiram. es the McLean'
and Walter Pridbem. and Fred Prid•
been. too, will do their hest t ► "suit"
them. I was so glad to we their an-
nouncements for fair week, bemuse
the boy. need their outfits right away.
New boors for school is soother
thing they must have ant Hiram ern
get them fitted at McViear's whets be
im oo his rounds. Buri. and 1 need •
pair for Sundays, so I'll drop in to tee
what Walter, are offering.
Winter coming on, I think it
would be advisable to lay in a few
remedies for couebs and colds and the
numerous ills of • large family. Camp-
bell. the druggist. handles Penslar
remedies. He says he has a remedy
for eres y ailment, so I guess I'll call
and see him. Wigle is advertising
soma specie' &Kris. which I really feel
I should take advan-age of. and l'ald•
well is advertising "the best in drug
and toilet articles," which I have
beard you speak of, so 1 muat.'t miss
ceiling on bum. either.
1 have heen coaxing Hiram fax some
time to buy • talking wackier. or
ppiton. so we must plan to see what
J.m Thomson or Caldwell can do for
us in these lines. A •nus,CAI instru-
ment would be so nice to beer to en-
tertain our neighbors during the long
winter evenings.
Wary bee taken the greatest notion
lately to do fancy work and I Mere
promised to get her some nice pieces
• to embrt ider et Mrs. Taper. By her
ad• this week. 1 will saw he able tip get
• real nice witeter_boutset for the baby.
lieorge Porter'. 'Dollar Dry an -
I oouneemeut is very atr.klng. We
1 usual u.is* weirs his Lorgain,.
Isn't it rather strange that cone of
the grocer* have announcements? 1
don't believe in senoins to the city for
anything/ that can be bought in town,
but 1 do wish the gr, core had let u.
know about their special liner for next
week.
It looks as thouab 1'11 he pretty well
tired ow by the time 1 get illy .•hop-
ping done and bad a look in at the
Ifs r. but it would be ♦ shame to take
the children home without a visit to
the movies, which. under the new pro
prieror. I hear are especially good
Well, mother, this is • much longer
letter than 1 inter/led it to be, but es
Hiram says, when women get t .lk•
Ins about styles ess0 list -gains they for
I get about everythring else. Anyway,
we hope to see you nee: week.
Your affeetioate deusbler.
P. S. --Will you please go intq Fred
Pridbam'• end find out it be can clean
end press Hiraw's suit the day we ere
in. ma we have d-cided to have a family
group taken at bellow.' i•
WHAT
SOLDIERS
WANT
Capt. Brooke. et No. 4
Company. 7111 Battalion,
weittes front the frost, says:
'Mw then would be very
grateful to **woes who will
sad them Zam-Bok.
1t 1. 1a great deemed foe
cats, buttered heels. eta
Parcels should be rod.
dressed to Co. Sergt: Major,
No. 4 Co.. 71b Batt.. B,.le.F."
Be sure to ler-lode some
Zam-Buk In year oext par-
ol to 111* frost. Sec box. 3
fot $1.25. *1l druggists, or
Zan -Bok Co.. Toronto.
AM-BUK
R. J.Arms!rong
MERCHANT TAILOR
IAM opening a new
Tailoring Establish-
ment in the store in
the McLean Bhxk on
the .south side 'of the
S,Itlare until recently oc-
cupied by Thomas': res-
taurant• and on and Ott.:
1 riday of this week my
slick will he ready for
)-ottr inspection, consist-
ing of some exceptionally
fine Fancy Suiting.
( )vercoating., 1' a ntings-
Blues and blacks - - all
lines which should catch
your fancy. Give me a
call and see the t alues for
yourself. Prices moder-
ate. pont forget the place
—in the McLean Block.
BEAUTIFUL WORLD AND
i INFERNO FROM ABOVE
ellWv.tlen.Trip In BNMsb War Plane
Dseertb.d—From Garden to
DsaMatlea
Witting ,from British army head-
quarters In France. a special corres-
pondent of a London newspaper de
scrtbea a trip In en aeroplane over the
batt.e area aa follows:—"Under any
cond:tlona. one's first Otgbt in an aero-
plane
eroplanemust, presumably. be a thrilling
experience: het It 1s not given to
many to make their first eight under
surli a time and amid such *erroend-
lase It was a day of bright sunshine.
with a tittle Mase. and a deep bine
sky across which little *clouds floated.
arnding their shadows curiously small
and dist:net. chasing, across the sun-
light land below us. We kept the
cl..ads--bar.•ty scraping one now and
again—st from 3.000 to 4.000 feet up.
both tr-,au+e extra height world have
meant le*s visibility and because, 1f
we were likely to meet company any-
where it -amid be et higher levels.
and It was not an Occasion when an
air eght to the upper sky was being
Invited So we flew comfortably low,
and below u spread all the beautiful
hued. It is really a touch mere beau-
tiful world as the birds and the angels
see it
All Very Distinct and Ban
"Next to the neatness and beauty of
tt a11. 1 marvelled molt at the' emptt-
aims of the white roads. For some
four weeks now 1 have spent many
hours each day upon them• and
nothing • cold hale seemed more pre-
posterous than to call them empty.
Troia above I saw all tate usual things
--tbe long trains of lorries and horse
transport, and the columns of march•
lag men . with much more space be-
twees the ranks than you would sup-
pose until you look down on them from
above). and the individual vehicles
bat what was most surprising was the
Mimeses extent of white road left on
which there were no vei:rcles or men.
Over MS Inferro
"Parallel to the line we passed from
n orth to south and agate from south
to north. There was no clean cut
edge to the belt Of desolation; Only
' the patchwork of ripening grain and
flaming mlalard and growing crops
ceased There was an Intermediate
country of indeterminate greens and
browns, and then the waste. Beyond
was the terrible belt of smoke. Smoke.
too. rose here and there on this side
of the belt, and from where we were
shrapnel and high explosive shell alike
seemed to be bursting on the ground.
No sound of gunfire or shell explosion
reached us throukh the noise of
our own propellor and the whistle of
the wind Like the farmland and the
1 villages. It was all part of a painted
picture
I "O*e tarts wh1:h the experience
made me understand as I had not un-
derstood before was the amazing value
of aeroplane observation. Proof of It
one has In many stories which oes
bears. and in the beautiful photo
graphs with which our Flying Corps
keep the army supplied Thome photo -
peeks are wonderful In their detail;
but still more woaderfnl le the clear•
n ess with which each detail down be-
low stands out before the eyes.
Opera House
GODERICH
ONE SOLID WEEK
CassaseeciaMONDAY,
Sept. 25
Ti1E FAMoi"S
Fide Marts Steck Cs.
KC PPI)STI Xu
F
in all
Ernie
aa playa.you I�ataet
comedy and dramatic .tteltrmee.
Change ,tf bill nightly.
The opening night's attr'arti.et
" Why Girls LAM Hem "
Advanced Vaudeville
Specialties ihtwsen Arts
61,pMt Costumes
appcial beroorp
Neste rte sale after Ttsasway
at 'awards' tads.
Neu a ISe, 251: ate 1k
UKE BATTLING OF BNS 1
Describing a voyage over seamy
Maes In Prance with a Brittdi airman
• s.wspap•!r correspondent writes:
-One thing which 1t taught me was the
joy et eight My trip was o.ly • trt-
*1a, tacIdsst. But It has increased
=Add ay great •dtatrsUee floc the
ir'e who beadle these machines.
•e my pilot baadlsd Mae. wbe tato
them up to three wed tour times the
height to which 1 *est. set •tayfag
ea this site of that dreadful Ilse of
deselatt1e*, Wet pl.Mag K. and
patrolling. ay by day. these liner r •
glee. of 1(0 ~ars metra• to
ed him whims he rises there above the
studs. ad Mat eta Iowa to earth
ag•ta. War as'Indays• d meet .f Its
aspects le • terribly sordid thing. Bat
this aghttag of rte airmen is more
Dim the lighting of ear anel.at ber-
ms. nM comes seater 1e the Willis
et the .M gds taharLabrlialt th•i
sea bare tees se
'RLE.
will 1h• one of tl:,• 1.-0 ,-,.tri,. fe..•::res at the t:o.Irnch ln.tu'tri+1, Exhibi-
tion on 1\-c•lnt-oitit, •:a.:r..'.,.-:,:: i Fndat, September *7th. Titin and 2Jth.
meiecnce
Jnvalid�
Now in Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Say it is Household
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.
All women ought to know the wonderful effects of
'taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound even on
those who seem hopelessly ill. Here are three actual cases:
Harrisburg Penn. --M When I was single I suf-
fered a great deal from female weakness because
my work comppeelled me to stand all day. I took
Lydia E Pi kkani'i Vegetable ibmpdund for that
and was made stronger by its we. After 1 was
married I took the losnponnd again for a female
trouble and after three mnnthr I passed what the
doctor called a growth. He said it was a miracle
that it came awe as one generally goes under
the knife to have them removed. I never .font to
be without your 4 Fulton
in hoHarrisburg,
MrsPena. Mum %ixost, 1649 M'bna.
Hardly Able to Move.
Albert Le, Minn. -5 For abnnt a year I had sharp pains across
ray beck and hips and was hardly able to move around the hoose.
Mybead would ache and I was dirty and had no appetite. After
taing Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable tbmpoand and Liver I
am feeling stronger than for I have • little boy eight months
old and am doing my work all close. I would not be without your
remedies in the hoose as there are moms like thea"—Min F L
Your,111 Water st,•Albert Ie, M.
Tree Doctors Gave Her Vis
Pena. --A Your mediehie has helped
mawonderfaly. Wham I was • girl 18 old I
wsa always smote rod delleMe sad w/a+ed from
irregularities. Thee doctors gave me up and said
I would go into onmaa .ptloa 1 took Lydia it.
Pinkbami Vegat ble Oo..pommd mod with the th
bottle to flsel battler. I soca beams regular
and
w I bene two Mee steed hea11Sy children amod shortly after I was nd
able to work hard every dap." — Mrs. Ci. 'rico
Demean4114 Gardner et,TTo'yAiI1,Pkeeburg,
AS WIIIIMOS aro lavOted fa wells rMLONatr MimaS - tee meow ~�0S the MrMtll 1.
GLORY OF CANADIANS:
MOUQUET FARM THEIRS
NailsReviews Spothal Imperial
Movements on Soma se—Air
Mastery Absolute
A British official communication
teeeed Monday evening gives • more
complete ac..ount of the flghttrg In
by Somme region of France of Sep-
tember 15.16. The communication
��M�e: 'The result of the egbttng
fe of great importance, and is pry
ably the moot effective blow which
W wet been dealt the enemy by the
BzWab troops. The damage to the
essmy's morale is probably of greater
coosepnence thea the seizure of dom-
inating positions and the capture of
between 4,000 and 4,000 prisoners.
"To date, since the 1st of July. the
British forces alone on the Somme
battlefront have met and *mated
thirty -eve German divisions, of which
twsetydine have already been de-
feated and withdrawn exhausted.
Canada's Part
'Troops from Canada and New Zea-
land shared )with others) the credit
for these successes Me capture of
Martlapatch end Cosrcelette) Duthie
the past week to the bottle area Daly
tour hostile aeroplanes have bees re-
ported u crossing our Imes. while oar
machines have made between 3000
wad 3,000 flights across the enemy's
Uses."
Later Canadian Feats
Ottawa despatches oa,Mosdaf said:
Only very meagre bulletins have bees
received at Militia Headquarters bore
as yet as to the part taken by the
Canadian dl:lsions In the big allied
gains of the last three days ons the
Somme front. These batteries merely
state that the Canadians had a con-
spicuous &hare 1n the taking of the
grooms won and that the casualties
arenot as heavy as might have been
expected. cotisldertng the ground gain-
ed and the Impetuous character of
tqe Canadians' attack. From what 1.
kbown ben of the position 1n the
British line held by the men from
Canada. 1t is believed 'that the cap-
ture of Mouquet Farm -and of the
"Danube trench" may be placed to
their credit -
BULLAR DEFENCE OF
MONASTIR CRUMBLES
Serbian, British and French Armies
Threaten to Surround Foe Armies—
F1oitna Fal,* ---Desperate Battles
Despatches from London on Mon-
day said: The entire Bulgarian right
wing• In Ma. edonie in in the - gravest
peril of belttg captured or annihilated
by the Franco -Russo -Serb forces
(riming the Allies' left. Monaattr, the
chief Bulgarian base of support in
Mace"nnta. Is menaced by an Iroa
ring which is 'threatening 10 throttle
the defert,dicg army in its clutch.
Florina, the southern "gate' to Mona -
stir. seventeen miles away, fell to
the French at 10 o'clock this morning
in a dashing assault that came as a
climax to a ferocious battle lasting
all day yeste-day and throughout the
n ight. The itulgar' were driven into
a wild tout not only hcre, but to the
west and st•uthwerr of Mona+.Ir as
well. '. hic-re'tl.e Scrim 'nal t.•d crush-
ing defeats on them. taking by storm
the tirst• and second Bulgarian de-
fence lines.
Ea Ser Serbian Wine
The Ser:,:an troops have won a
briulant S:r.'-sae on the left wing of
tt:e
the Itritis:, and .Pencil fur es were
ads :rig s:, u.tl;y northw::rd uu both
Sick, of al, Vardar Rni fir, h:::g Pet.•r a
itoiuL'ra scut:; t. rwarl to an o;'t•ra-
taor. !hat 9'Aco: tit' H.;gar• bock inure
than n:n•• a..:. , r,•• :..ltu' .l tour sIL
lases and in".. .d- .'norr. r :s losses
on tine ane Ti'v. the bao:y i•t•':uding
twtnty-five cannnu Kaatoria,
ka::idie, t'.,rni4,-t4 an: ::1:',. S,t, ail tis.•
pert..at yo:i.;a ,n !•., l:lgars' first
line of ei 't'n: c. w, -re r., r;,.l y store.
Fo::utvlrg ;ice t u-nrd:t.atrd artillery
and , vy... lou t:.e Serbian
t ava rya dc -,t -ed !crit _rd Into the open
field at..1 ,_ :ca •.,r en.! yrs d: -ori
ganl..e": :, r b.. w alu:l$ a wide
fron.. So. ,' r:•asst+ ,•f Baigr.r trots
war, roar. :. ,i •d 'wh,'e 1,,e
'i.•id ul
batt:- a•a, ren:, M1:l1 tt:::ls. light
arms, and i i• ll.u:lie:• 1 :a the
wild n.gat : , , :•e :. , .. t.:c ,,n, osh-
ing i orsen..'n.
t the same :.'_:e :'rac c Rusalan
for�..t in a et•ttemenr.completely
cleat -41. the ct::ire region south ut lake
Oetr, TO f a .0 a:., e u. a ,re than
forty tulles. ':•..us 1110 Pu:;cars have
been driven from t.rlually the whole
of the lake, initrovo region and the
French anti Si rb,au turves are now
free to toni.Iu( t..c.r thrusts to the
nortkt.ard tato :,sru.-, without danger
of flunk attacks. The a.hanre of the
Brftt..a troo;,s cn :he :'act bank of the
Vardar .bar rare. ,i thein c consider
-able distance .north i,1-Jfakaku.a,
whir., was captured by assault. here
they h.:e ,•.tahuabed themselves
solidly, .resin:inm all attempts of to
eoeu.y to regain lost ground.
ASQUITH'B SON KILLED
Brilliant Young Barrister Was Eldest
Son of Premier
London despatches on Monday said :
Lieutenant Reymond Asquith, eldest
moo of Premier Asquith• was killed In
action on September 15. 1t was an
mounted today. Raymond Asquith
who was aged 37. was a graduate o
Oxford. President of the Oxford Union
and prominent Member of the Bar,
and before the war broke at was
made junior counsel for the lalasd
Revalue Department He was mad.
Lieutenant of the Grenadier Guards d
1e14- Two brothers were worded le
action at the Lmrdanelles la lel.
Onta$S New Dry
The problbttlos law went into efset
In Ostart. at 7 o'clock on Bateedsy
evealsg. There was a tremeedosm ran
ea the liquor stores for bottled giros
Aerieg the last few days of the 'wet'
regime
The Levaat Is 'tarring. *ceorelag M
a. Amorleas wemaa who remedy se.
maned hum Syria by way of soma
emsaatea.
Tmuwo* , *seri'. 21. 16141 •
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