The Signal, 1925-5-28, Page 51
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THE SIGNAL,
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Air
T!ntrriar, May V to;••
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TWE SELL AND RECOMMEND
Dr. Miles Remedies
DR. MILES NERVINE soothes and quiets the
nerves without danger of forming a drug habit.
A splendid preparation for nervous dyspepsia,
sleeplessness, headache, neuralgia, etc.
$1.25 A BOTTLE
Dr. Miles Tonic Dr. Miles Heart Treatment
Dr. Miles Blood Purifier
Dr. Miles Alterative Dr. Miles Anti -Pain Pills
Dr. Miles Liver Pills
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 - The Square
Marra
.
You're sure of Good Bread here
Bread is an important item of your diet. Be sure
that you eat the beat, which means Cleveland's Bread.
Baked fresh daily and delivered to your home
if you wish.
E. U. Cleveland
Phone 114 - BAKER West Street
T
BELFAST
BELFAST, May 26. -Mr. and lire.
Charles Bruwuing and family, of
13uutbatuptou. and Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
le•rt Mt('ready and family. of Hartle -
tom, spent the weekend at the home
ur Mr. and Mrs. Tlwutaa ochry.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harbour and
family, of GoderIth, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. anti- lire. Bawls./
Sherwood.
Mr. and Mr. John Etuwersou, of
'Kittlough, visite1 at her former huwe
here one day lust week.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Alton and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alton and family
visited at the home of Mr. awl Mrs.
li;eattle. of flue River.
Mr. George Auderawt. of Rt.
Helens, Is spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Heary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan, of
Crewe. visited with friends In the
burg nue day last week.
Mr. atkl Mrs. Leslie Ritchie, ,,ti-(,
"'to. vietted at her former home Cent
du Sunday.
\Ir. and Mrs. Roy Irwin visited
with friends in Wingham one day re
4V!it lite•
---31Dhr4Tit.Y K1O11
for milady's use van ,•usi.y be oh
lamed if advantage Is taken of nor
special offering of ladles' rockers.
sewing toile., .beaks and other arti-
er. especially made f,.r women's une.
We advise you to `•s• Olio furniture
at one.. while th sets tion is estett-
atve. The why., we have made rot
it make at sure that the offeIIrig wilt
speedily .1•. -'.at p'd op by aloe wo-
men-
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Funeral Dir.abs
Hamilton Street, Godench, Ont,
co- Summer
MILLINERY
Presenting the new mode
in models of picturesque
line in fahrie,telet kghorn
and mohair.
Int roducing -'die new
shades in lovely Bower tilts,
and smartest of all the new
,'shite llsf_
Carefully selected models
in favored styles specially
priced for Friday, and Sat-
urday at $III.115: •
Your inspection eordially�
M. L MacV1CAR
Kingston St. Goderick
ecii• pinisoi
l'enlralia Farmer *dyke
Centralia. May :xl.-N1116om Thom-
as Ilmtable, tifty-tour, a' well-
kaewa farther, who lived two Miles
west of here. took hitt awn life by
hanging ye•stertlay. Ills 11feleea body
WAS fonud by his wife in the tarn.
The family are at a los; to explain
Mr. Hustable's art, Hie eons 'and
his wife were away to spend the day
with friends. leaving him at home
at hie own request. The dbavtvery
of the body was made on their return.
Mr. limitable ie survived by MIs wife,
I ne daughter. Mrs. Hector Mitchell,
and two sons, Wilfred and. Fred.
"You may yuu come from Detroit,"
said the doctor to his fellow perigee -
ger: --math, where they make auto-
mobiles, isn't Itr
"Sure." replied the American With
00001' ree1111ment :....._'. "WV _ minke other
tbitiga la Detroit too - - --
-Yea. -I knew." scrolled the docth!
"1'v. sleeve 'In 'em, -Store that.
OBITUAllY
MMS. JOHN COLLINS
Mrs. Collins. wife of Mr. John lol-
line, Horton' street. peeled away
in her rletp some time during Thurs-
day uigbt last and was fuw i dead in
Iter bed the following wonting. Al-
though she was out ill, her health far
Inoue awe hull not been robust, but
her death -vas gutty unexpected an
justify them. Harold Fiedler. at-P.P.'
for Ottawa, had proposed a `pa"Ci al
survey of the Yruv-luee ht order the,
taaatlon might be levied in spa lo.i
eat feshtou, but the liovt'rnmel a Pl 1
nu attention to the suggtstIUa.
The aetlun of the Ferguson Gov-
ernment In esrmmeuelug w'urk on the
exteudon of the Nlylaalug central
Railway lute the Rouyn gull deldn
of Qnehic, itu•urriug large evts'ndt-
-tures before- it was found that_ tilt
was n great *hock to Iter Itusband.l p.ojeet could not be carried out la•-
whu found her lying dead when he re t•anse of the uhje•lion of the 1•rot-
turned home atter an early muruilag hit's of (juebee, Was Cited as an ei-
visit to the .krr,•raft factory: where' ample of the Government's' bangiiug
tilt to the Art, ruts factory, where he o ay of doing busiueas. The rtdi.-
is u foreman. Mrs I'olliva oafs about tributioa of seats In the cloning hours
fifty-nine years of arc. A medhVal ,s .u' the last Session, achllug eleven city
auiautiun showed that dent* hut ' rc ' du•mber•, and dotug away with tea.
suited from heart failure. lir. aull grail seats. was t Ieuxued us 11111 -
Mrs'. 4.u:llua had lived in llutlerichi fair. nti4 not In the est interests of,
the Province.
Mr. Sinclair called upon the elec-
tors tthu are optwstrl to the present
Administration to unite their forces
To bring about au era of better liov-
nt to the Province.
about
four, ,years, coming herr from
Stratford. Mrs. [biline' mallei name
was Mary Jane Greer. and her father.
Mr. Jame. Greer. lives at lvlarton.
A brother, William lire r, lives at
lout iac, Mich. lire. A. !T: -ewer.
.caucus the only Child of Mr, and Mr. Marelwlt's Address
Mr+. oll Do s, tirrivel here Salm 11uu, l�uu,nu Mur -ucuntlnest Lis
lay "ACebur[ w•rvhw was Isdldou
at rhe wstts•utluu ulmua entirehllly to Feltrai
how,' on Salida 3' ev Ming byRev. F. slake an ,-taco a slashing address.
t'. Elliott, pastor of the 'Samba Ile said the eunntry • was "more or
church, of whish Mrs. Collins utas a his _On_ the eve or a lDominion cies
member, and the body was taken iu•xt11ou."'end he advised Itis hearers to
lay to Marton, where the funeral b,, nutty fur It in the reasonably near
took plat uu T,tu•sday afternoon from future, Hou. 11a-kertale King, he
the home of Mr. Greer. father of the tlt.•harwl, load grown greatly ht tike
eatlwatiou -of the people of t':made.
anti with so able a leader at their
head and with a 'attic,' that was b.•
Ing thoroughly vindl.-ated by, exp•ri-
-eace the liberals would enter the
Cowing ,outet with every ptbspe•t of
sat Y•,•ws.
Mr. .t. 1`. Mau lituney. M.I'. fur
South ltruce, anti Mrs, W. H. Fee -
Acuson, of Toronto, also spoke briedy.
How about a
-.New Perfection
Oil Stove?
We are agents for these. Gets a
new -one. \Ve wilt tali*` Tour- - -
one in exchange- _Droll in -and -
us show you the advantages of these.
Everything for th.• hone.
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
deceased.
MlL$. Dt'NCAN CAMERON
Many friends lu Goderit•h teamed
with regret of the death of Mr..
Duman Cameron, a former resident
of this towu, who lased away lu the
hospital at 11'bith3 -on Mondtry last.
Mrs. Cameron with her husband and
family tired in taelerlch for 'warty
twenty years. until ,boat ave years
ago, air. Cameron's death a'•urring
*414)311y.. a f t«r._iywis... ruatwval. from •town.
Mrs. t'ntuer0tt mt. a Halite of 1'01 -
borne township. her utaidem name he-
ins
e I bha�rbtrago News'
Ing Amelia Stafford. During her
Some people are In trouble on at -
t1Sett dtebis sod tItm1 oTh 1's
are in debt on account of their trou-
resident, to t:o1,•ri.-h site was an
active worker in the Baptist shunt,
being a member of the local ttapt1.1
tyueregallfe trout the time it was or-
gaulzed. Site leaves two -daughters:
Mrs. Mingle, of I'orittac. Mich., and
Mrs. W. I., Dunkeld. of Walkerville,'
Ont, -' brother. Mr. Fredertek tttaf
ford, of Sudbury. and -w -sitter, Mrs.
Wm. McConnell, of- IIarriston, also
survite. The remains- were brought
to t•}uderic-h and the baneful took plat, -
to. Mainland rrmrt.- , - yesterday af-
ternoon, the tier:lees being conducted
by • Rev. F. C. Elliott. The pall-
bearers erre Messrs, thea. Johnston,
J. A. Campbell, A. Servers aul A.
H. Clutton. The daughters and the
brother and pates. also Nlr. McCon-
nell, of Ilarrlston,- weer all here for
..n the itroadw'ay of Goterich
-7-ASSY-Ri$Eirt1tY+ MITER
The -death occurred an Sunday 'ot
Mfrs Mary Josephine Driver, s.rond
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
'sett Driver.- after as nenit wbk
•tmmenced with au attack of "grippe"
arty- fn• the - year. Mics Delver was
1,.rn ie the 1, ,m.hiii of .t.hdetd, but
the famhr n few years later worts!
to the Muriel road, G,alerich tours
slitp, whore tilt now de•e4'4•,1 Indy
lived- unt11 wIth Pees parents and sis-
ter -slit removed 1.1 totm atxtttt tw,•tve t
leans ago.. 'Ilia t Milleti fad uur•l
brother survive: Mrs. It. (Ia Stunts. -
tlrnterich 'township: Mrs, C. S. Anil-
a,l-Jtieer, Just Jaw-,ut-+
uie Driver, at ,tionte, who was her
.Ister's euustant compatdon and gave'
her the meet nnr.mirtleg attention -
during her 111ness.' un.l-\V1lliam: of i
Goterteh township. firs. Andrews
arrived from Blind River on Friday ,
deceased w:le a menthe'. •.
St. George'-. ehnri•b and the fou. a.,
erreirre. un WFnttits,tay., nfteru••..u..
-were a tndlnc'twt by the' res f ole.
S. S, Hardy, the funeral taking pare
from the fancily hunt.. Bro., 'thee t,
1n Ma itt, n.l cemetery. The p:ellbenr-
era tu:cc.Austlu Jiturdy_and Maitland
Driver. nephews of the tb•censed.
George .Inherits and .lames Me
Mltlan. -lnieng those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Key. and Mr. Clifford
Keys. of Tanen.
George Giles and
His Harmony Boys
Six Pieces
Al
The Pavilion
J
- CsCIDER1CH
- Every Saturday Night
f
Men's Overalls
REI)UI�EI) i''(llt Flo
I
SATUR AY ANI) tit)
DAY.
Men's blue, for blue-i;triped
•Overlie,[ good weight
$1.45
Men 'a black and blue
Overalls, Union itia8e
ASS
Men's earhartt Overalls,
black, felue or striped
$2.45
Khaki Combinations
from $2.50 up
For Friday, Saturday,
and ,Xojl(laL,___
M. Robins
Get Your Straw Ha'.--
-HERE
M;tcluoive tinea imported ytraw 11uts flint frotu Engl. t
p•rie• •I frena 112.50 to 1a':1.rt1).
Hatchway Underwear
tic 1441%.4.-4k full reties of Hatchway tul.s»t It
w.no •,�, ,,'liar.
W C. Snaze1 Haberdasher and Dry -Cleaner
f Phone 339
he ohr
The •New York World argue- that
prohibition is ti failure, been use.
aatond other things, duplwrs drink.
Maybe the flapper's the failure. -
1 oulsvllle Tluu s.
SPE( 'I.11.i.1 DESH:NEI)
MASONIC AND
ODDFELLOWS FRAMES
Just the thing for thee lodge
,wertiaeate of your+. We have
a-wurt menti of mould-
ings, and make Frames to snit
every- aty1P--of-ie•tnre
Bring your pl.-tures i1i1, eel;
titivates in today, dim') west.
them around to get lost ,r
damaged.
Sidra Art and Sift More
East Pt. Phone Ilya
STRAWS Ma. 'traws Iit.lt w.R.dr u.d 'nen will wear:
PRICED $1.110 t= 14,00.
The new style features noted aro higher crowns and wider brims.
They're made to at.
Fancy and plain weaves, saw edge or smooth, and fitted sith plain
black and brown, or fancy two-colored bands.
Watch the windows.
YOUR CLOTHES
The hot weather will hit a home nun when it "goes
to bat,' so order your summer clothes Sow,
DresSwell or Crown Tailored
--special order- -
$30 to $45
or select from uttr stock which we tailor on the prrntefe.
It cost. notating to inspect.
Usi our remodelling, relining and repair 'vice.
THE PHONE NUXBI R IS TOMB 11118)!
FRANK H. MARTIN
TAILOR AND HATTss tl
McLean's Block, Mast Rids of Ignsare, 0�1 k
Worsts MON
How about a
Portable
Phonograph
for use in that new ear' of
yours? i have a little dan-
dy with ten reeordm to sell
nt 1147.50- 1Vherrrnr you
are, you have real music to
entertain the hunch. The
money ia well spent.
H. E. JENNER
I.IBER%L,4 OF NORTH HC*ON
Ilsoammor
"The f=armer and-
His
n&his Best Friends"
ICon( inu,l from page 1)
treated hied given their fair share of
influent,. She urged the womeu to
stye Ilett the young people were given
the rigid 'ort M elue•ntion and triag-
ing. so that they might grow up into
st rune melt and women.
The Provincial Leader
Mr. W. E. N. Sinclair, the Liberal
WHOA- Lerglsta tire,- -wrote--riven
an enthuslaatfe reception. Ile ex -
preened his pleasure in having this
opportunity for the firer time of meet-
ing the 1.ttwrals of North Huron and
in sewing, from the large numbers
prevent. that Lib,•rntlem in this pard
of the_ Province 1• In a healthy condi
tion. Commending M'r.. Reaton'it'
st•nsiblo remarka, Mr Sinclair Bald
he hoped the Liberal party would
have the assistance 01-t14p.-wum.a in
solving the proble•nu , is Yrertne•tal
pitltle• which are tbefre-wTikch aft
most elo-ely the intermits of the home
and of women
air. Sintlntr then entered npn a
review of I'rovineinl affairs. He
spoke of the theirs increase 111 1'ro-
sin.•inl ,tpenditures, neeecoutnt1ng n
budget of flityyt ad/Ilona. as ,ompnred
with six millions when the I:Ib'rals
left notes twenty yen re ago,. The In-
tervet rilnrg.s now were nearly 11011-
'RP
1. -'tit' 'h, atnmmt n1' the entire. bndgett
In IWO. The new tax en vowel/et
was represented by the Government
es ne•es'art- to cover the expenditure
MI Iiitetways. Lpt whereas this etj;,
t.enditure, tooth for eapltal and maln-
trnanc,, amounted to tire- millions
n year, the ret,nfe front f6ofetr et -
'r
,ene rad . ytasolltle htR' was A
seven mlTtIons, the fiitrernment thus
nearing two millions to help rover
ata extrnvngant exp•ndtlnrris to ether
dept rt nt.•001..
Iktth flu• Rneoltne tat and the
beverage tae he charged, were col-
le•rteyl Indlreetlr, and worn, there
f.tre. nn,onstlttttinnnl, though he did
not .erpreee that any one world rate,
to ilia lspre totem In the scour,..
Mr. Sleclalr condemned the man-
ner In which new taxes were levied
without any ante,' or principle to
• Farmer's hest ft it od- lire
et,
rinse of men in their pro-
-km "do m..r., walking' firm
.nor farmers. :rel Ii- 1: [tip to the•
tpunchtful farmer to ker-)._llla'
fo,twear to good repair, :rney
wear shoes that will afire .him
the best test aasistau.'t' and totulurt
in liii- .hilly. toil_ -
My a xhteen year* .41 ex-
perience with shoe -leather, deal-
ing moiety with; farmers, en-
ables me to •Rive th.•1! the Ftewt
of Wert iev'.
It must M' 11,11111MA that the
hest is none tot good • now a -
any'. but my aim is to give the
hest, there ie at monerate prices'. -
Fur good !hoes and repairs
uie.• ns your patronage.
The Foot Comfort
Repair Shop
WILLIAM AUL Prop.
East Street. t:ou,•rteh.
t)ppseitt Kn..t .-harsh.
1
.7
pays .use
T%N-SENOUF
RED SCHOOL HOUSE PAIN'�;
?br Barns and Outbuildings
it has no equal
write to Hoad Mice Mammal Far Free Booklet
NOME PAIHTH.1G MAD[ rs8w
SOIL BY
F. HUNT
t:OD1:RICa
GEO. W. STOKES
ELECTRICIAN
Hnv 'lg had ,nnsirterahire rcpers'ttets nt electric wl.nyt
• leetric titling of all kinds, 1 have commenced business 141r 111:'
selfrand ant prepared totake tv►ntraet$ foray work itr toy lin.
Protypt. -.'rviee and eaati.faetory- Kock guluatltm''•d, nt rya-,
price s.
.`_�a..._ P. 0 Box 601
Residence: [.�'mirt•Yt•e�' . :d�_..
MI LLI NERY
The larger Hats.. with their variety of shapt'•s and
stades, make it easy to choose one for your summer
gown. The smaller ones for dress and sport ase very.
smart and popular. ----
> - You are invited to colt
C. A. McKinnon
Milliner -• : Hamilton Street
•
RE -V.- H. W. WRIGHT, B.A , of Hamilton
Everybody invited
.q." -Central Business College Changes Hands"."
Mr. R. 1'-. Lumsden, B.A., of 'Moncton. N. B..
the former proprietor. Mr. D. A. McLachlan, re -
has purchased the Central Business College from
the Fidelity Trusts Co., of London. Ont.. to whom
cently assigned under the li,'•ikruptcy Act.
fir T,nmaien is an exls.rieneeit busiurtnmlJ,yt' awn
r > and QP atm -o it:tut oLitanding. A_lurgre' use policy will
1, but itt force by the new ntanagenicht and praeslmctive
at1tall ttaitttuy look_Iorward to reccivins,at_''ttur.,'-Meondi-
1- none
WEEK OF JUNE 1 TO R
Monday- and Tuesday
NORM --1 T:11.MADGE :AND/ EUGENE
O
In n stu;tling nlnof lin'e's eccrises
"THE 0NL1 WOMAN"
1.1A111) Il%MILTON
iu
"HALF .4 HERO"
and Thnradav
.1NTONIO MORENO WITH .1(:NES
AIRES
present a fust moving up-to-date awlo-
arnmu in the story without a nit"re.
Imperial Comely
"PIN HEAD"
Om
Feear furl h,'r^'ittforation with r, itai he t'our+e•q write
It. F` •'I.nm«I$tt"fit A., Printiptil of Central Rusin, -
_ja,l;rg, �trutford, tn.
ogle -
rso,
1i -.-In, int
Friday nal 1atnrdny
1t1A.1.0%
In the much-di'aissed.<'tYrttii.14.4.rld
' stt,ry-
"THE Rf1) IALi"'
(fur Gang In
"BERRY l)AA'Y"
1i -:Wars FABLE$
alntta,.,+ Tut',be}' awl Thursday at
41S; Matur.lay at :115).
COMING--a1R& WAU.ACF REILIEK
"BROKEN LIWS"
Now -
is the time to purchase
your Running Shoes.
We are special agents in Goderich for the
Genuine FLEET -FOOT Brand
and are pleased to announce that
there is a considerable reduction
in price since last year, which
places this popular brand of sum- __._ r_. __
nter footwear within the reach of all.
1
Phcne 1511
SHARMAN'S
"The Learn.," Show Store"
W. REG 'HARMAN
(IODERiCH