The Signal, 1919-5-1, Page 5iwsnually
Bicycle Week May 3 to 10
DO YOU KNOW
k's cheaper to ride than to walk when you ride a Bicycle like the
C. C. M. RED BIRD OR MASSEY!
Why not get iu line with the crowd and pick yours out of the
new ones just arrived from the factory ?
East Street Garage
"Owned and Operated by a
Practical Mai"
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
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BROWNIE
‘As
A BROWNIE
fortheyoungsters will keep
them out of mischief. It
furnishes them good clean
fun and you will enjoy the
pictures.
Toilet Articles
TH1 $IG*
LOCAL TOPICS.
Mr. Knox Appointed.
Mr. L. L. Knox hue been appointed
secretary -treasurer of the public ,chool
board, succeeding Mr. A. Straiton. who
recently resigned.
Harada -Radom
The wedding took place on April 23rd.
at fankltek Hill, Ont.. of Mr. Edward
W. Durnln, B.A., principal of Essex High
School, son of Mrs. T. E. Durnin, Gode-
rich, and Henrietta Rowena, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Barton,
• of ankleek Hill.
Lawn Bowlers to Most.
A meeting of the Goderich lawn bowling
club will be helot on Friday evening of
this week, at S o'clock. at the secretary's
office in the court house. AU interested
in the game are invited to attend and
take part in the reorganization 01 the club
for 1919.
{'letory Medal ('ontest.
The !twat W. l'. T. 1'. is arranging
for a 'Victory" Wedel contest to be
held In tlw l.eture reace of North
Ntr,e 'Methodist ehun•h un the evening
of May 24th. Three silver medals
will he oferwl for contra** In instru-
mental music, weasel music, and elocu-
tion.
The Nine -hour My.
The nine -hour day has gone into effect
in several of the Godench factories this
The athletic girl is a fitting ex-
ample of what
Pander
Palatable
Cod Liver Extract
will do for the run-down and weak.
TRY IT.
$1 .i 0 A BOTTLE
Developiag Asti Pri.tiag
Prompt Service
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Cady
THE PENSLAR STORE
Mae 90 North St. and Spars
Hard Wood
--AND-
Light Wood
From 52.00 to $6.00
per cord
Delivered to any part of the
town.
Also a quantity of
KINDLING WOOD
Phone 165
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Goderich
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FINE NOME
SACRIFICED
FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE
Beautiful, well kept, 9 -roomed all modern house,
surrounded by fine fruit bearing trees on !; acre
of good garden soil.
Goes for $1500 Cash
to immediately settle the late George Barry
estate, 37 Elgin Avenue, near Huron Road.
Apply to
ELIZABETH BARRY
43 Strathcona Ave., Toronto.
OODEEIOU. OIiT.
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By, t Lydia E. Pinkham's
egetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such(aaes.
Block River Falb, Wis.-"As Lydia
It* Pinkham's Vegetablemf
Compound
saved an
open 1 cannot
say en inIso ruse
of it. seed from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me so
I could hardly be up
from my bed, and I
was unable todo my
housework. I bad
the beet doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted mo to bays
an operation but
Lydia E. Piakl►am'a
Vegetable Compound curd me so I did
not need the operation, and I am tailing
all my friends about it." -Mrs. A. W.
Burzta, Black River Falls, Wis.
It is just such experiences os that of
Mrs. Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy a household word
from ocean to ocean. Any woman who
gaffers from inflammation, ulceration,
displacements, backache tservouaneu,
irregularities or "the blue*" should
sot rest until dui has given it a trial,
and for special advice write L dna E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, l
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residence on Maitland road, the engineer
reported that the coot would be about
8400, and it was decided to notify Mr.
Bridle that the commission must be
assured of an annual revenue of ten
per cent. from the extension before the
service can be installed.
It was decided to ioin the Association
of Municipal Electrical Engineers, the
membership fee being $7.50.
A letter Irom the Provincial Hydro
Commission with reference to cost of
power did not hold out any prospect of a
reduction in the prices cbarg'd to the
local commission.
To Take Over Wheel Rigs Plant.
.% project for the taking over of the
Wheel itiwe plant for the manufacture
of w1111e of the linea formerly made i1)
Beet (amara has been lwtore the town
.• 41 .Ibis week. Messrs. '1'.
Pritchard. R. T. Millar and A. F.
Sturdy are usso•iattel its the enterprise..
Mr. l'ritelulyd wain ane of the stag of
the •11'heel Itigs Company when it was
in op•rution here, and has a praetk'af
ttequu111ta 11/'e with the mw tioni sal end
of the business. A proposition was
worked out et a special, meeting of the
luau Ivnmell 1111 Tueseluy eveuhlg 111141
Will . • up 111(41 ill ►..•fore that body
before. it is tilu.11y rotifllvl. The. yaugg
men interested in the project have the
iewflde11ce pf rhe ton tispe,ple, aINI
theles will 114• general plaNune it the
old factory. which for a long time has
been uansel.•,beroams the home of a
11111%iae industry.
Reeeives Fatal Injuries in Fail.
Mr. .lames 1.iuklater, a well-known
former resident of the Lake Shore
nw.l. Colborne.. e.. passed away this morn-
1
hat at Alexandra hospital. his death
' n'sultisig from lajuriea a/•a•ideutally
sustained yt•sta•rduy morning. He re-
; tired from 1714• farm a few years ago
and had Ia'•li living in town. latterly
Iwith Mr. and Mrs. 'rhos. McKenzie.
Yk•t*ria street. Yesterday morning he
arose at 1111 early. hour, and 11) some
week. In addition to the Goderich Organ manner fell (r the whitlow of his
Co., the National Shipbuilding Co. and nloeteirs testi-tom to the ground below,
the Dominion Road Machinery Co. have sustaining very severe lajuriea. He
adopted the shorter working day, and the war taken to .UexaINlra hospital,
Western Canada Flour Mills'Co.also has a ; when. he diad as above stated. He
new system of shorter hours adapted to the I was in his eight ill h year and was not
distinctive conditions in the milling busi- I Inarriasl. The funeral takes plats`
from 1144• nesidiosee of his brother, Mr.
John I.fuk1*ter. Caledonia Terrane, -011
Saturday a(Ierneson at 2.30 o'ahrt'k, to
1'olleorle as•metery.
Mr. l.iuklater before his is. 'a1 to
town re'sideel for Many ,rears at Lee -
burn. He wens a kindly o1.1 gentleman,
with u hearty greeting alwayw for Ms
friends. *'ho will hear of his death
with rsimere regi •t.
A Toronto Wedding.
A pretty wadding took j,iaco at Holy
Trinity rhumb, Torolito, o1) Tuesday
afternoon, April 221111 when X1 1101
Lhyllhi Raker, daughter of Mrs. Mon-
tague Baker, anti granddaughter of
Mr.. Hi,raee Horton of I:aarrieh. was
married to Mr. Arthur &,elle, of To-
ronto. The bride was given away
Iia IM•r ttnele, Major 4'. S. Pole, nail
wore a smart .,,It of Ka ow -colored
bnsedck,tlt, with shoes to latch
tier becoming hat was of nigger brown
straw. wily,. wild-colurwl matrleh
feathers. Her bouquet was of sweet-
heart roar•. Miss Madge !taker. ler
slater, was bridesmaid, and wore navy
hhe with blnrk' bat. and carried pink
roses. Mr. Lkiniglaal Atkiusrn was best
man. The tittle soothes' of the bride.
Master John Tote. i s a smart white
salla stilt. nail little Miss Beatrice
Tote: -In whin. muslin and lace and a
incase
An Old Resident Gone.
The .hath on Suttirdsy last of Mr.
John o'. Marna rewnvra1 1)u ole resl-
dent, vv ho wail a few years ago was a
prinnineet figure in the tosvu. For
suite years he Iwd leen in failing
health. and for a Tung time had boon
confined to his bed. The funeral takes
pine tomorrow (Friday) aftern..,,II
from his residpiN•e 111 Auj10sem street.
A more extended reference to the de -
1,11 Sell wiII he wage text week.
Harbor Notes.
As recorded elsewhere, the steamer
Sarnlan arrived oniMonday morning Irum
the head of the lakes with a cargo of
grain, the first art 'vat of the season.
The steamer Breltung left at noon
today for Fort William The Negaunee
is now the only boat of the winter tleet
left in the harbor. She is likely to remain
in port for some weeks yet.
The !term of Tart week was eery dis-
astrous to the Goderich fishermen. who
lost from f500 to 51,000 worth of nets.
01d Resident of (,oderfeh Township.
il, v Rut1e• igr. willow ole the Jaw
Robert Whitely. who passel away on
Suwley last i11 her ninety third year,
w'114 a former resident ..1 1:04eri,h
tlrw'Ilshlp. The Bine raI hook 4,1/1ee on
Wednesday from the n•sideuee of her
mon-in-law, Major J. W. Parmelee. St.
George's I'nebeut, to Maitland .em-
etery. Itev. A. 1.. G. Clarke, rector of
St. I:erurge's church, elndncterl the
funeral *•11114,.. 111111 four rephew•a
were the palltearer•.
Presbyterian Summer School.
The dates July 13 to 19 have been
settled upon for the holding of the Pres-
byterian summer school in Goderich under
the auspices of the Synod of Hamilton
and London. The executive committee
in charge of preparation is headed by
Rev. R. C. McDermid, with Mr. James
F. Thomson as secretary. Further an-
nouncement will be made from time to
time, and it is hoped the public generally
will show a helpful interest an what may
be made an important annual event in
Goderich.
New ('. P. R. Tine -Table.
A new timetable conies into effect on
the C.P.R. on May 4th. The new schedule
for Goderich is as follows:
Leave Goderich 6 a. m.
Arrive Toronto 10.35 a. m.
Leave Goderich 1.40 p. m.
Arrive Toronto 6.30 p. m.
Leave Toronto 7.45 a. m.
Arrive Goderich 12.25 p. m.
Leave Toronto 5.10 p. m.
Arrive Goderich 955 p. m.
Water and Light Commission.
The water and light commission met on
Thursday evening last. Several applica-
tions for new electric light and water
services were granted, and the engineer
was instructed to make a canvass of the
town with the idea of securing new light -
takers. With reference to the application
of W. T. Bridle for water service to his
ga
Marla* Specific
Removes
ja11 Sfones
24 1Iours
Never -Failing Remedy for
Appendicitis
indlgestfon, Stomach Disorders,
Appendicitis and Kidney Stones
are often caused by Gall Stones,
"and mislead people until those
had attacks of Gall Stone Colic
appear. Not one In ten Gall
Stone Sufferers knows what in
the trouble Merlstt's Specific
will care te-ithcstt nein or oper-
Midr.
For sale asclnefrely in (lode -
rich ray
...JAMiRS A. CANITRIOL...
J .W. MARLATT & CO
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houmatism.
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unheahhy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. lithe kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the 1'ric Acid out
of the system alvei rl1euma-
tism wouldn 1 occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney 4is-
ease. 1)oda's Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
the rause of those tearful
shooting pains and stiff,
aching joints. There is
but Dara sure way-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
•
Thursday, May 1, 1119 5
C.spIta1 sod Reserve.- - - •A►8(N1.000
Zeta) Assets. Nov. 30th.1918. over f 1513.000.1:00
SAVE AND BE SAFE
It is the only way. If yon would feel inde-
pendent
nd♦pendent in lean years you must have readily
avai iable uloncy, preferably in *savings account.
While you have the opportunity, open an so'
count ,and assure future prosperity. A joint
accvul,t gives I:rO i1Cople equal privileges of
depositing or withdrawing. ala
UNION BANK OF CANADA
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOILCOMBE. . • - Manager.
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white hat with blur ribbons, were
flower Moaners. Rev. J. It. rot he•ring-
1u1HI, of Brantford, officiated. Mr.
Holt played Gar wedding music. After
the ceremony a rteeptlou w•as held at
the hove of Mrs. Pots•, who wore a
blue suit and navy blue hat with eerisa
fitment, with a•orwegp of cerise flowers.
Mrs. Raker, another of the bride, wan
in nosy blue with a black hat and
uonth ge of red ros.•s. Mr. and Mrs.
Kill.• left for the States. ail will, on
their return, take a flat in tie I peer
1'1114111111 apartments at Toronto.
I:01►1:lt14.11 TOWNSH II'.
Wednesday, April :iii.
Mrs. W.L. Gemmell, of Iowa, is visiting
Mrs. Thos. Cox.
Mr. Joe Wilson delivered a va uable
young mare, for which he received the
handsome sum of 5240. .
Thr ('ountry W enes'a Club. -The
first meting of the remora. Woueu'n
club w'a.. held April 24th. 'the attend-
ance was glut as large a• was hoped
tor, lent several luterestlug subjects
were brought before the wrr•tillg *1141
d1s•uswd. Au eze•.•Ile•nt paler was
given by Mrs. .1. T. Salkeld ou tie
broader *1141 brighter outlook for
.country women, also eaIlilg the atten-
tion of women to their responsibility
i1) regard to the 11,1lliig referendum.
A Immorous raw Ihlg, "Rumen 111 Poli-
tics," given by Miss Mae -Ewan, added
much to the enjoyment of the weetiog.
Plato of text meeting will he au-
IN.uneed later.
111:NMII.I.ER.
lfedites.luy, April 30.
We an' very gaud to Iwve Mr14. Jas.
Long lining in tt.nmiller cure more,
after an n1s•INe of a year 111 the Rest.
A.-eo111plldlel by her este, Mr. 11. R.
Lelia of G.wh•rich, she jotirm'vwi 1,
18,1441411 last Th11r*luytu meet her son,
Pte. Elwyn 1,011X, ams join.•'., the
ninnies that welcomed the return 4.f
the fa441011s "4'anwdia11 Firsts."
A Record to be Proud of.-hennailler
friends extend a very hearty welcome
to Pte. Elwyn Long upon his safe ar-
rival I , utt.•r alt aleseIM•.• of four
years and eight months ut the front.
Among the eugage•Iw•elts in which Pte.
!Attie participated were: -111 1015,
Ypres. severely *4ouudwl .tpril 21: i1)
hospital 11 11ns. 111111. 1114• Sowa14•:
wuuwls' -luny 11. 1017• Yimy Ridge.
Fre's,Mry, 11111 711, 1'a ss•heudlarle. 10144,
%gran, Amiens, Fn•..11ew, ea nal du
FOOTWEAR
FOR EASTER
Easter is the opening of the
season for Oxford Shoes.
At my store may be seen a
variety of Oxfords to please
every taste.
The selection is so exten"
sive that we're sure we can
please you if you'll only let
us try.
For those that prefer to
wear high boots we have the
usual variety of stylish and
attractive shoes.
All of these patterns -both
high and low -are offered in
all the popular leathers and
style of heels. Our prices
are most reasonable.
- REPAIRING --
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderich
Nord, entrance 11111) ('ologie, c.eran&
utter the armistice.
Church Note*, The fourth quarterly
meting 1)r Be•umiller circuit will be
held at It.nwiller l,.dt Sunday et 1030
n. m. 1 S.- T. I, when the wn ra Nicol of
the Lorene !Supper will ler eduliul.ter.d.
The quarterly latiehul board n sting
w'111 he held the following , TuesL• y
evening. service at N. Z1011 Wit - Sun-
day 111 :.:to p. 111., following the' Sunday
seined. z x x '111.• %ming lana
('144,, of Bethel Sunday s-114)(,1 ban
M -nl-
►mesh a 0
the following Y with 1 U
organized. R
errs: '1'earher, Mr. Wm. Snyder;
president, Mr. EIrreli M.M,ie; 1i.e-
lire.hd.•ul. Mr. E'.,•n•tt Ailin; seere-
l*ry-treusnn•r, Mr. 4'hurlie Breekow.
Re wish the boys real siteess lit their
Iew uudrrhlkini;. ) c >. At the
a llll1ltd meeting of Benwil ler Sutdeyr
*•14444.1 last week 31r. R. Ii. Slew was
re-eh...fe l superintendent, with 111ra.
Jus. 1.41111 as 11,11,0111111. All the leach-
ers 411441 officers were re-eleCt.vl• wills
111r. Arthur Fisher ate pres.ideet of the
adult Bible class.
Something Ne
Reform MonoEra s
All initials in stock.
Ask for your 'initials and
combine your monogram
to suit yourself.
Useful for marking linens,
etc.
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MISS S. NOBLE
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LOOK for the
sealed package. but
have an eve out
also for the name
That name is your Pro-
tection against inferior
Imitations. Just as the
sealed package is pro-
tection against Impurity.
The Greatest Name
In Goody -Land -