The Signal, 1919-1-23, Page 8R Tfiniittla7, Jainary 'L't, 1916
How to Economise
11 you want to ECONOMISE.
huy your
Stationery
School Supplies
and
Wall Paper
roto us. Onr ,Mock is lel ge
and uo to -date, which means
remoter quality and "'cheaper
prices.
Waterman's Ideal Foun-
laiu Pen, priced from $2 (dl
up, fully guaranteed.
Columbia Grafonol3.,
Records, Needles and Supplies.
Coder,* f4.r+w. Gad. Cate -
ROSS. -Mrs Wm. Trehle has receitei ! INTESTINAL
word of the death of her tuece, Mrs. E.
L. Roes. of Unity. Sask.. which occurred
at that place December 23rd. The de-
ceased was a daughter of the late lames
Jewell of Goderich and was married early
last year. The following is from a local
paper:
Before Mer marriage Mrs. Ross, then
Lottie May Jewell. was on the F. R.
MacMillan staff of Saskatoon. Sask.. for
over four years. before making her home
at Unity. At Unity she won the respect
and admiration of the town by her on -
tiring devotion to all things nuking for
the beat interests of the commuoit).
Stricken down by Spanish influenza. she
aveptqt'nature birth to a child, a daugh-
ter. 1 tierpneurnonta set in and this proved
tap touch for her strength. The remains
I were interred on Christmas Day at Pleas-
ant View cemetery. Unity. Mrs. RAYS
was a daughter of the late Mr. and M.
James Jewell. of Goderich. Ont. Aa well
as her husband. she leaves two rs,
' Mrs. Claude McNeill and Mise
Jewell. and also two brothers. Herbert
and Roy Jewell. all of Kenaston. Sask..
to mourn her lost.
sTEvI:NS. --on Tuesday last. in
the death of Mr. John Stevens. Col-
borne township lost one of its oddest
n•sldrnts. Thr 11ewus*1 10.111.1t10111 II
land out Iwo in the last ut lwalth fur
some tiuu•. but the immediate cause
of death was .an attack Of pnattmonle.
The hate Mr. Stevens was Iw,rn in e-eI-
Is,rtw township in Initi. and was a
son of the late .lolun Stevens, one of
Uta township's ploiw. rs. (In Jaoiwry
1st. 1574. la was married to Mb.. al
J. Allen and .r,nth.uel to reshie In hl,)
native township until about fire years
ago. wIwu is retired and came to
Gu.lericli 40 llvr. lie -files for widow
there is our son. William. of (cot urn e
township. „awl one deugbtur. Mrs.
Reuben Grigg. of Galerh-Ii township.
Mrs. Wm. Treble. of Goderich. lir u
sister. and ', brother. Satunel, re-
sides in Saskatchewan. The 4 1141111141.1
was a member of the Methodist ehun•I,
and in former years assisted the choirs
of both the Bethel and '/.ion chnn•hrs.
1i��• was al.o u member of the 1'a11-
adhau tinier of Foresters. which linter
(Orbited at the funeral. The funeral
took pian• from the residence of his
soIt this IThttr'.luy1 atten.sai to
Colborne et•m4U•ry.
114'KY. - For the second time in
ten days death vh.it.I the laone of
Mr. William I,r. ky on Siuuhty last.
when Mrs. le -'..y passed away brow
an shuck of pinPtimouta, following
haffnepfu. The date Mrs.. Lemke.
Ishose maiden natrw was Mary Ann
ahirshnl, was born near Irnw•krttk
in 1/445 and when quite young 1na,VP41
n. 1.1111011. whrne. she was residing
OBITUARI .
WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED SOME
Clinical
Thermometers
Campbell's Drug Store
Godericb
Ont.
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LI new and good assortment N
of white stamped lunch N
cloths, trays, centres, scarfs
- and pit% Cushions in pure M
■ Staten Also a new lot of re
gowns, day'slips and child-
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a of pretty stamped runners, ■
a tan cetltres and cushion's. .
Qori►eeand see our tine N
mi before making a choice.
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MISS S. NOBLE N.
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The Bathroom
What a luxury is a nice
bathroom itt your home! The
cost is repaid many times
over by the added comfort
and convenience. Let us give
you �ttces on fitting up a
bathrdbm in your residence.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER"
Maetaton career Phone 13
Plumbing
F.aveslroughing
Heating
Metal N'Vork
?u EMU
PARALYSIS
li frust -a -tires" Quickly
Rellered This Chronic Usable
MN6 Cert./woe Stearn, Moaratsez.
"In my opiutes, no other medicine
is so curative few Constipation and
ladigeattion as'Frulta-t[ves'.
1 was a sufferer trona them com-
plaints for five yeas „ sad my
sedentary oceu pat ion, Al tssie, brought
about a kind of 1sleate's! Paralvse's ;
with waste 1fesds,-11es, belching gal,
drowsiness after eating, and pain la
the back.
I was induced to tq 'Fruit-a-tivea'
aed wow for six smooths 1 have been
entirely well". A. ROSl3NBURG.
50e.abox, 6 for V2.50, trial slam 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruits -Utes Limited, Ottawa.
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ante charge for last year to suhacriben I ININN •• ININNIINNIIN ININNI 11111NINININ 11.111111011111111111111111
see ..e TIi E COLBORN E STORE "°`"
was 113 and to renters 510. Mr. Arthur
Fisher intimated his desire to; retire from
the position of commissioner, and Mr.
Geo Bean, jr., was elected in his stud.
The other two commissioner were re-
elected. and the board for thisear is
therefore: John Linfield. John McLane
and Geo. Bean. Jr Mr. J. N. Kernighan
was re elected secretary -treasurer and Mr.
O.R (J=un ster was appounted as the deleaale
oft to ��MI Provincial co nventioo
companies.I
Eleven telephones were added to the lye-
tem
yetem last year and a new switchboard has
been put in at the central office and the
system is now in good shape
when she was ntwrrlel thirty-five
gars ago. tlr. ural Mrs. I..r•ky lived
In Lortlou mild vicinity wall their rr-
mural t0 (,,Mrleli 11 11401 right years
ago acid have shad• resided on IJtielwr .•aroma Frbrun rc int h, w the Ura ugr
street. 'rine.• molts were Toru to hall. lir. N. It. brothers of Clinton.
alma: Joseph. whirr death mus h• - 'the comity agricultural representative,
eonlel lust week : 1'Iwrive, of lkwlr- will 1•p pµes. ut on this iwo asiun to Rive
rich. and 1't.il, of London. There are out addrts- illustrated with motion
three sisters: alta H. Harlow, of till- gale tures from the IMpertment of
111111: )las. Jus. Fur. \'atavntrer: Mrs. . grit-rlturr.. All will la welcome at
lie tresis lluea u, rill tutu bmthrrsc this unsling.
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Tuesday. Jan. 'Sint. .
• John Yulll 1s ar.nud again after
b•11gr .eat the Ark list for a weak.
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Sterol.' \Iuutguw 1y and Win. Wit
aim an• again feeling flu• good of the
flue weather after as couple of weeks
xenon". illur.s of the fie.
Miss Eta Cox has r.turu*d to her
studies nt the 1'li School of Coup NINI
niw•r.e after a couple of weeks. admen ve
.911 111.0 fits.
It101l11040 Iws NO prospered at
Porter's Hill store that the proprietor,
Hr. \\cut. \\'illlaws, has s* tire' the mi
help of a young clerk. h11. wife !wing
presented ilea with a sou yea Sunday
Mlust
eeting ('snitched. --awing to the 1111
continued epldrwlc of hidueniJt it tuts ■
been tit -4141'l by the executive atm-. mg
mitt*• of the Farmers' /'Stub not to
hold a me -ting of the Club this month. KW
Tia next meeting will la o11 Mumla)• ■
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,losrph 111111 TI,,m,ns Jlarslmll of Iwn-
doa tow nsl.ip. 1'h• remains were
taken to London by the 1'. I'. R. On
Tuesday last anti Interment was made
111 the family plot in alt. l'Iessant
cemetery. taro. G. 11. Sage. 1t. it..
who olik•tated at the w*Idltut of Mr.
toad )lase Le ky, was present and tow
ducted the futirral servitr. Serl.ian Relief
M -I:WF.N.-I in Sit titrduy, January Carlow Uel 'rocs 1:lociety,,..$25 0(1
lah, after a short Ul110s0. there passed
away at her residen.w. Montreal
street. 4 athrrila Daisy Barton. wife
of lire .I. J. M* I:weu. The d*cai:el.
0'410 was aged thirty -tilts years. '.a
mouth and live days, was n ,angbter
of the hate Mr. and Mrs. 4,. 1111141011. of
Hawick township. and w:ns 114 11'11 1 1
1'nrnM•rry township. neer Wirytluuu.
1p11t*9it as short residence in Toruuto
she resided in Turulterry until her
marriage to Mr. McEwen six years
agar. Since tooling to lire in Goderich
she was . member of Knox Preshy-
Fee Sleighao and Serbian Funds.
The follow lug donwtiou. Imre Iaru
made to the Brtglau Urplwtw' Relief
Four :
Ashdrhl motilin: Ald l'Iri•Ie...1 n 00
I'arlow lard Cross Society.... 25 SNI
L,whurn Steil Cross Workers.. 15 IN)
$74 (14*
1:. MAT 14T1►DI►ART. Treasitrl'r.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Margary Moore. of Toronto. is
visaing Mrs. C. A. Nairn.
Mr Robt. J. Armstrong. of N ingham.
is itt town for a few days this week.
Mr, Jack Patterson. of Brantford. is
taking a course at the School of Com
coerce here.
trrian church and was very highly Mr. S. E. Hick has returned to Toronto
e.twnuel by a large thole of friends. to take the management of another drug -
She was an enthusiastic member of store for a few months
the Rebekah letlar and only rrcrntly We regret to report that Dr. H. L
mss Int'tallel us Nolle (:runt) for the Strang has been seriously ill for several
current term. Resides the Inisba11il• days, We trust he will soon be about
two thildreu. aliwer. 4.,n,1di1u' and
Pauline,. her nolther. the hrptliers and
el.( sitters are left to mourn this sad
Iw•reavemeut. The fit I.% are: James
Parton. Howiek h.wtn+hip: Joseph
Barton, Goderich; It. .1. Barton. Har-
rlston: Mies I:wm•, Garton, iselawar,'
Miss Jrsale Itlrrtun. Toronto ; Rev. W.
H. Hartley, itelaware; John Hartley.
\'ankle•k 11111:airs. Gilman-. St.
Mary's: Mase luwrey and Mrs. Ed-
wurds. Millbank: airs. \\'anion, 1'o -
again.
=Mrs. D. R. Witmer returned to her
home at Detroit today after a visit of
several weeks with her parents, Mr. and
i Mrs. D. Stoddart.
Mr. Gordon Drinkwalter and family. of
I Lucknow, made a brief visit to town this
week. Mr. Drinkwalter, who recently
started in business at Lucknow. is estab-
lishing a large and successful trade.
Mr. W. L. McLaren. of Winnipeg. is
few da s with his parents
rondo. nearly all .d whom were prr.writ spending a y
-at the fitneral. SI•rt Wes were held by Mr. and Mrs. Dan McLaren. Victoria
Rev. It. C. N1c1)rrmld "n Monday last. street. Mr. McLaren is connected with
II s who
have branches at many points throughout bright little fellow of three years. is all
Canada. and on Tuesday next he leaves ready for a good home. and will be worth
for Prince Rupert, via the Canadian asking for. Four children have been
tiiortltern"cR Pacific
and will spend some madaiwards by magistrates two boys
time on the Pacsinc coast in connection and two girls. one of the Later already
with the firm's business there. It is three placed in a foster home. One child came '
years since his last visit to Goderich, and from Elul ett township. one from Morris I
be notes considerable changes. and two from Gtderi _h town. The
matron of the shelter. Miss Bentley. is
Have You Started? making the best of everything. as is evi-
dent by the comfort and happiness of the
after w lhirl interment took place in lltirke & Son wholesale
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Maitland cemetery,
t'4'LOUGHLiN.-Thr Spanish in-
Illtsensa (limed another victim in the
person of >tlas Maymie O'Loughlin of
Xabfield, t•lhhe•it child of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard (VJ.. iichlin The det•as.d
was nn n visit to her unlit. alarearet
O'Neil. of Goderteh. wheu she '-"0-
tracted the dreaded disease, which
earrlet1 her off in a few days. Like
all other cases of this virulent type.
it tattled all efforts of medical skill
to save her life. She fell ill on New
Tears limy and died at an early hour
on Sunday morning, J:uan,ry r.th. in
her twenty-tldrd year. The funeral
was held from St. Jost-p1n's church.
Ashfield. on Tuesday, January 4t31, at
10.10 a.m., the services befog eon -
ducted by her uncle, Rey. M. P. O'Neil.
of Parkhill, Ont. Besides her father
and mother she leaves to mourn her
loss her slater Bernetta. in tmt*ing iu
St. Jcereph's hoapttal. (.1lutimdt, Ont..
Wilfred and Leonard at huase, and
at Mount Carmel, tsnt. The funeral
ILE: ens private. on atrount of tbe tpl- cent. comp ounded half -yearly.
Very
attractive offerings for this week's selling. Read over what we are
will find real values in everything offered.
advertising and y9u
Although each month Corsets are advancing in price we ate for one week offering the
follosving bargains. Every pair guaranteed to give perfect sathifaction.
No. 254 -Back -laced Corset made of English coutil with four hose supporters. Has
mediutu bust and is a perfect -fitting Corset in every way. Regular $1.50, on sale for one week
only, at 11.25.
No. 540 MARMOLA BELT. -This is a heavy medium -bust Corset suitable for stout and
'medium stout figure. Made from very heavy email and guaranteed in every way. Regnlat
53.00, for 112.50 for one week only. '
HAIR NETS
We are selling Hair Nets at reduced price. These are Cap Nets made from real hair, and
come iu colors black, medium and dark brown. Regular price 15c each. On sale at two for 18c.
WHITE COTTONS
34 -inch white Cotton in a good weight, regular 25c, for 20c.
34-Mch white Cotton in a good weight, regular 30c. for 25c.
42 -inch circular Pillow Cotton, regular 60c, for 53c.
72 -inch white Sheeting, extra heavy weight, regular S5c, for 75c.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
This is a Rug for every room in the house, The colors are colorings used in Carpets, and
the patterns are of the best of carpet designs. They come in all sizes and we can fit any room.
For the coatiug week every Rug will be reduced in price. Come and see these Rugs and the bar-
gains we are offering in them.
LADIES' WAISTS
Just a ver y few Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Voile Waists left, and they mnst be cleared,
so we are marking them at prices th at will carry them off quickly. There is a real bargain in
every Waist.
MONARCH FLOSS
This wonderful Yarn for knitting sweater coats is carried by us in all the wanted shades,
and can be had at 39c a ball.
The stori closes every Saturday evening at 9 o'clock.
Shop early and help us carry out this plan. '
Corsets
J. H. COLBORNE Standard
Patterns.
HELPING THE CHILDREN.
The Stielter Recently Opened Is Akeade
Proving its Usefulzoos
The business transacted at She tsgu-
lar meeting of the Children's AM Society
for Huron county on Tuesday of last week
(being the first meeting held since the
openine of the new shelter) included
many items of public interest. and
already the benefit of the new home is I
very evident. Since the opening etght
children have been received. five girls and
three boys; two children have been
placed in foster homes, ,and the others I
are still in the shelter. One of these, a
Ha‘e you started to; use war savings children, and any contributions to the
and thrift stange? If not, you should 11 be 11 applied
do so at once. All should save wittier tang,
it matters not what their mrning poser
may be. To argue this point is hardly
If Canadians do not save from now on
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following contributions are . grate- I
tiiiy acknowledged since last meeting: R. I
Harding. Howick. f2: Miss Lottie Bent- I
and Mrs D. Millar. SI each: Mrs. Wm.
it will not be through lack of a system Coats. $5; Mrs. A. Halliday, basket of
North Side of Square
Electric
Heating Pad
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X article in time of
• sickness.
a Irons. Toasters. Grills, Vacuum Cleaners, Heaters, etc. it
i Use "Hydro" loops See the Electric Washing Nadas X
II W. & L. Commission ii
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that makes saving easy. Nothing could app'es, jar of fruit andaickles: Mrs. J. ,
plan. Pour dollars buys a war savings Mrs. Dr. Strang. children's nightdresses:
stamp, for which the Government will mee. E. wiee. appees, nut., candy, I
pay 85.00 in 1924. Twenty-five cents tea and sardines; Mrs. A. D. McLean and
buys a thtift stamp. sixteen of which may Mrs. Beattie, clothing; Knox church I
be exchanged for a war savings stamp- Pastor's Aid. clothing fora woman; Mrs. I
Could anything be easier? This form ot
saving is also profitable. paying 41i per
be bttter than the war savings stamp Jenkins beans; Mrs J. itchell, peanuts:
HOCKEY BOOTS '
AND
a Buckskin Moccasins
Fiefore-}our size is gone have a look
at our complete range of Hockey
Boots,;;Moccasins. Shoe Packs, Felts
and winter Ruhber Footwear.
We can:interest you both in quality
and prices
110111 il• raging lit the time. Mr. and
Iternetta HMI t 1141W V1,01101 10
were the only relatives pet -tient from
• ont of town. After letivIne the white
school MP yttile 1. I AMOrl din Mina 111441
home heisting her parents on the
farm. only leaving them for an 1 11111-
$1011111 111 111011ft 111'r riP11111/1. She
was of a rpry bright and sunny but
retiring disposition and tery naturany
elie WS% the pride find the Joy of her
I iod took her to betno• tots
There is a reason why you should
buy at home. --THINK IT OVER.
fainih !alive the deep sympathy
it( w hole coninitinit in their PSI!
berm'. vement of tow. so young sand
KINGSBRIDGE.
Mostroor. Jan. 20.
VicauGeneral O'Connor. of London,
spent a few days visiting Rev. Father
we are pleased to state Father Dean is
recovering nicely from an attack of in-
fluenza. Quite a number in this vicinity
are still suffering fmm thisdiseaae.
Miss Carrie McCann. of Dungannon.
is visiting her sister, Mre J. O'Neil.
Mies Lassie O'Connor, of Detroit. is
vi. tong at her home here.
Engineer T. O'Connor arrtved home
to spend the sinter svith his parent•,
after another succrs/Aul imam on the
lakes. sailing on the steamer Wolfe. We
are always pleased to fee Tom around
again.
Monerleff postoince, in (trey town-
ship, is to be closed.
LGIFIOR NE
WF/30fItSDAT. Jan. 22
lite auntie! meeting of the Colborne
MunicipalTelephoor System was held in
the township hall on Tuesday. Ttore
wee a fair attendance of etibicrihers. The
auditor. Mr. T. S. Hamilton. repotted a
balance ou hand of Iran. The mainten-
Glover. 8 pounds fresh pork. . J.
Irwin, Wingham. f10; Clinton town. 1110:
Exeter. 810: Hensel!, 9$; Hay township.
810: Seaforth town, $10; Grey township,
810. A new sewing machine has been
inMalled as a necessary in work. and a
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Take Peps at Once!
Peps will eafegusrd you against mere
serious •Iiments of which "sore throat" lo
Usually just the beginning. By keeping a
box of P'eps on hand. therefore, you can
avoid much unnecessary suffering and
needless expense.
Pep. P1.441114.4. dissolved on the tongue.
throw off a medicinal Pine •spor. which
is such a powerful disinfectant that it de-
stroys all germs and prevents the soreness
- spreading. At the same time the healing
- quality of the vapor soothes the Inflamed
membranes and soon brings relief.
Peps pro equally beneficial for laryng-
itis, a ath ma, bronchitis, coughs •nd colds.
Ail dealers or Pepe Co.. Toroato. See.
box. 3 fur ELEC.
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musical instrument, either piano or organ, •
would be a most acceptable donation. the ,
matron being able to interest and enter- ,
UM the children.
Foster homes are wanted for small boys,
also for a baby boy. and for a healthy
baby girl one year old and one about ta•o
months old.
It would be impossible even to men-
tion, not to go into details. the separate
cases dealt with at thit meeting. Some
of them are pitiable and sad. and one
almost revolting, and all show the
great need of this charitable and soul -
saving work. If the casew which have
been dealt with in the past fwe years
alone, arising in this county. were simply
classified and described. they would be a
surprise and a revelation to the people of
Huron. Probably every municipality in
the county has furnished one or more
of these cases. and the needs of the work
will doubtless continue. But if. to offset
this. a het of the children and their pres-
ent conditions and proapects were given.
the value and benefits of this method of
dealing with unfortunate and neglected
children would be demonstrated in a de -
hateful manner. Any person who would
like to help in this worthy cause should
send his (or her) contribution to either the
treasurer or the county agent, Goderich,
or if wanting 'information. write the agent,
Mr. G. M. Elliott. Goderich.
The Signal can Aare yon moles on
your daily paper See the .11.1.1.Ing
011 tinge 7 of this issue.
THE (300ER1014 MARKETS.
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith &Ring
30 East Street. Opposite Knox Church
Give t a Trial
Wheat. per boah 0 VA to 111.06
Brae,. per trot 1114.00 40 40.00
Rai. ter top 11.11 to 14.0
Pinter. loom. pee tne fart ts a.110
Vont. Ma, nem' elegem pee eel- 10 00 to 110
botcher.' ingelltarn.por owt Y.0010 10.0
PROGRAM
Week coeunencing January 27tia,
Monday and Tuesday
ANN PENNINGTON, in
"SUNSHINE NAN"
Wednesday aid Thursday
"THE SILENT MAN"
Thomas H. Ince presents
ENID BENNET, in
"The Biggest Show on Earth"
"The Biggest Show on Earth"
has everything except
11m pink lemonade