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Chas. Black
Phone 219 Goderich
ear was badly damaged.
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Kalbflelseh.
who had been In New York City the
last few years. have been visiting the
Proferwor's parents at Zurich. They
will now heeome reeldenta of London.
Where Mr. Kalhfiela•h Is teaehing.
The street carnival held at Wingham
Inst Thursday night. under the empires(
of the Chamfer of (commerce. wan a
treat nue es,. The net proceeds. iw-
tween MAO aril 1.4110. will go toward..
�.e .X-ral._fund of gingham for intim yeera 10. Csbprne_ town-
Ainte n' James Yining died at hie "hR Por
fthe first elttren years shl1
110me in Morris township nn September land her husband had lived in Exeter.
14th nt the MEP of thirty-eight peen. She 'suffered a fractured hip four years
Nls d.ath followed a. week', Illness ago and had elms. been an Invalid.
of interetinal "An.'" Aims"eurvived byBeside'* tierttttateand.--esu• ',are. three ing Memo' the slowly moving trINk
Ma wife. formerly MtiorlMna item* of wren?: etfd'Titrii ail 1i*ers;. � wtrrn it ,tarir.t tn- s1+ r ttM toad 01 PIJ
Rest Wawanowhh. and franc Amts. I A pretty wwMing sok plan. In St. all .lioling ht nnr ,tole. nail the trallet
Mary Elizabeth Elliott, wife of Phil- Stanislaus Roman (catholic church. went into the ditch. pulling the rah
ip !biome]. township of Turnterry. �('hnteworth. ren September 14th. when after it. The• elwwn.ws young man wee
HN youngest son of Mr. and Mrs: R. 7
Breen of Ti, rnlerry /111,1 W a. only twen-
ty -sic years of age.
Exeter is enjoying • three -mill re-
duction In Its tag rate this year. The
rate Is 41 milts for 1931.
Ulm Eleanor Plumsteel ot Clinton
has tal(en a position on the staff of
Ssafurth ('olleglate listltute.
George Bateman, a reopened rest -
dent of Ethel, passed away September
15th at the age ot seventy-six years.
Rev. Dr. Letitia. wbo has been very
111 is Staetnrth hnsltltal- is reported to
he making sattstattory progress toward
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart have
been appointed choir leader end or-
ganist in Northside United church,
Sertorth.
Thomas Hatter. of Exeter. celebrated
his ninety-fourth birthday on Saturday
last. He spent his early years in the
Brltleh army and came to Canada In
IMO. He Is still hale and hearty.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Hirt -
set. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
HIrtzt•1 of Crediton. to Howard Heaney
of Detroit. took place September 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Rennet' will reside In De-
troit. Presbyterian church.
Reeve McNabb of Grey township bad The death oerurred In Mullett town- township. In this county. Atter their
a close call when the rear tire Of big ship en September 14th of Florence wedding they made their home at Kin -
ear blew out. causing it to turn over on Tighe. wife of Miebaet Merrieree. - De -
took
• In that township, where Mr. Cole
the Provincial highway near the 6th 1 ceased was ■ daughter of Thomas teeok over a sawmill and brickyard. In
eoncesalon of Wallace township. Thr Tighe and the late Mrs. Tighe of Hul- ('ole they anted to Ethel. where Mr.
Cole conducted a sawmill business
until 1921. when the couple retired to
Stratford. They have three daughters:
Mrs. Tboe. Dougherty of Hentryn, Mrs.
Joseph Welsh of Olds. Alberta. and
Mrs. A. J. Colley of Stratford.
Fatal Highway ArttWat
Wellington Wray Rreen. a Turn -
berry township young man. died
In the Kitchener -Waterloo) hospital
September 12th as the rei,ult of an
accident on the Kitchener -Elmira high-
way. Young Breen and Roy Adair
weer•hrking a -$
ellener. Adair lens at the wheel when
Breen gat nut to see what was wrong
with one of the wheels. He wan climb.
diel on Saturday evening In her sixty-
fifth year. She was talking to her
am on the telephone when she eollap-
sed. She 1s survived by her husband.
four sons and three daughters '
A happy event took plaee In the R. Related. (:nests were present frpim
C. ehurch. Drywlal.. September 12th.ISeaforth. Toronto, Owevt Round. Cosh•
salt v. TatlePr Marehand solemn- Irene- fintlemt t'entre and other
iced the marriage of F.Inore. daughter I Mr. and Mrs. Dale w•Ill reside at Hol -
of Mr, and Mrs. John ('harrette ofland ('entre.
Hay township, and Ralph Men of Dei Ell Ensign. a former resident ret
troll. Mr. and Mn. Meen will reside 1•nel,now. ditr1 at the home of Hugh
In Detroit. - I Roan. Kinl... township. on September
The death tiritied-at Exeter on' 14th. ileew, iI and his wife mh't44t
Friday of Thomas Flynn. In his seven- to Lncknow• from the t.cw•hulsh distrlet
some years ago. and Mrs. F.nstgn died
In 1922. Recently Mr. Ensign had been
living with his daughter at Sarnia, hilt
he was spending the summer In this
neighborhood when his death oeenrred.
The funeral took darn from the home
of Herb F.nwign. 14th eoncea•lon of
Ashfield. to the f•ochaleh cemetery.
TAP farm home of Mra.43baa. Rex. on
the 4th roneessien K Stephen town-
ship. Baugh* fire o ani'" -recently and
hut for the prompt actin of the
nelghlor, would have been destroyed.
A Are had heen lighted In the roil
oil stove and one ret the burners hav-
leg been turned too high had Ignited
somP papers and tea towels. then some
enrtalre.. and the Are had then rue
along the wall to the roof of the kit-
eAen. Help wan summoned by tete-
phone and the blare was quietly Px-
tlmguished.
The death occurred at the R tehener-
Waterloo hospital on Sunday morning.
September 12th. of Mn. Floyd Miller
of Detroit. formerly Miss Olga Howald
mf Zurich. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jamb Howald. Derpased was horn 1n
Znrkeh and after her marriage twelve
year. ago went to reside In Detroit.
While cloning her sister. Mrs. (Sear
Miller. at Kitehener she became 111
and death remitted. The renlaina were
itrrmeht to Zurich for burial. the fun-
eral taking plaee from the 110mP of
Mra. Miller's parents.
NellieEllen Frineee. eldest daughter
of Henry haycock of Cochrane. become
the bride of Alynn Joseph Dale. s eond
,nn of Mr. and Mr,. Christopher Dale
of Seaforth. Rev, Father (bilin, of -
•.e
&whey Bros.
btu sttMeo�ot-rOss
AND O
AmislaaN *Miss s M all hears,
ears, Mild
PHONES: Store 120 Res, 217
0ODERICV
J. R. Wheeler 1
ItUaerY NQwsfar semilI>.ahaI W
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
AMBULM4c$ SERVICE
PHONES
Ston 335 Residence 365w
Hamilton Street, Godertcb
W. l S SHOE STORE
ORE
-.1l ST .ARKI%PD-
ladiei time kid ties with
Cuban teals ter $2.16 pr.
Ladies' Ono kid gores with
Coban hods for $3.56 pr
Ladies' Sae Idd strap with
Cuban boob for
MIS and $3.25 pr.
Ladies' Meet strap with
Spanish heels for $2.95 pr.
-The Quality is Good -
SHOP AT W. HERN'S
Plums 43n.
THE SIGNAL
GODERICII, ONT.
Thursday. September 24th, 1931-1
Countyand D
He tanned in Wallace township for
some years Wore removing lu 1914
to Ethel. He Is survived by his wife,
one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Willis. of
liswaa.town, and one sou, Lloyd. of
Winnipeg.
Death came suddenly to James J.
Kelly, of Morris township. on Septem-
ber 10th. He wan at a neighbor's get• Rlannhard Rural Telephone Co. A wire
ttag reser read. lelleg : lli l aped' a attached to one of the poles tame 1a
llaastag away taataaUJ ....&LWT$ a lite- roseset arftk a Ludas .wish..aai...tbe
risen and Mr. Roan assisted his wife
and two {segbters, who had been
awakened, to escape. Mad in their night
attire. Very tittle furniture was saved
teem the limes. The Clinton Are bri-
g ade was called and prevented the
spread of the Games to other buildings.
There was insurance on building and
contents.
Young Man 6Metneded
A Clifford young man. David Hordes
Wighttan. youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wlghtmau. lost his life
by eleetroeutlon near Sebringvllle,
while removing POMP pole.. for the
long resident of the township. Ills
wife, formerly Mian Anna Gibbon of
East Wawauosh. survives. with two
daughters, Angelis of London and Anna
of Torouto.
Mr. and Mra. Wesley Treleaveu and
daughter, Mien Norma, have removed
from Lueknow to Clinton: where they
will make their home In future. The
family formerly lived in Clinton, but
for a number of years Mr. Treleaven
taught school at Timmins. Atter his
superannuation last year the family
came to Lueknow. Recently Miss
Treleaven accepted the position of or-
ganist and choir leader in the Clinton
current pnnsed into the chain wits
which Wlghtman, and another man, Ja-1
cob Klein of Sebringellie, were working.
Roth men died In spite of efforts to
revive them by artificial respiration.
Wlghtman wan in hie twentieth year.
The funeral took place from the home
of his parents In Clifford to the eeme-
trey there
Former Residents of Mullett
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Cole of Stratford
celebrated their golden wedding on Sat-
urday last. They were married In the
Methodist parsonage at Seaforth on
September 20. 11011. Mr. and Mrs. Cole
are both former residents of Hallett
lett and spent her whole lite lis Mat
townablp. She la survived by her
husband. two daughters. her father,
tour brothers. Rev. Father Tighe of
Windsor. Thomas of Detroit. John and
Bernard at home. and one *liter, Ei-
leen. also at home.
The death occurred In Exeter on
September 9th of Elisabeth Jane Snell.
wife of Henry Squire. aged wventy-
slx years. INreaelwl was born in Hal-
lett township and after her marriage
F. Bell & Bros.
for- Cement and
Gravel Contracts
Excellent Cement Forms ani
Good Gravel Grating Machine
Write, Telephone or See Ur
Telepho.es: Goderiek i12r13;
(Clea ME.
R. R. No. 1, G.lsricL.
Residence at Porter's Hill
Tie Leap ales's Stere.
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Eassatisitai that's new
O Nina Wear
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Cosi
Cola
Pocobontas (311 -aryl) ,
-ern...-------
1 can supply your*w..l.'i.'
any of the above tusi.--Prom1
service and reasonable pelisse: r
L. FUCK
Telephone 17Sj Goderich'
ty-ntnt% year. Ell, wife passed away
only a few weeks ago. and ,ttrviving
are three sons and three daughter.
Mr. Flynn bait been a reesldertt of
14xeter for thirty years and previous to
that time had lived at CnMlton.
By the death of August Eckmter, on
September 10th, the v111agemo1 Ethel
has lost an old and respected citizen.
Deceaaldwas In his aerenty-ninth year.
Sparr's
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Choice Quality Groceries,
Fruits, Vegetables, Lard,
Butter, Eggs, Meat, Floor,
Shortening, etc.
TIIF: ItE-TUF' Fa F.Itl"Tit INoi
SPECIAL PRICES
.1'e invite you to call in and in -
.pert nnr clean wholes one 1110C1
Frigidaire-equipped for
your protection
Silverwood's Ice Cream
PHONE 146 -
T:rcd 1 1
Q.i1vvt c
Sleepkkssness
apt E `C_
By forming new, rich biota
Dr. Chase's Norse Food re-
stores tis •shaunad n•rv« and
removes aha emu. of Slo•pbm-
nem, Irritability, Headaches
and Nervous Indigestion.
Dr. Chase's
NERVE FOOD
Still Asking for
Building Permits
- (Continued from page 31
registered as to principal and interest
1e purchasers for this hind. The 02.000
b'ektiiat received from the Robert Mac-
Kay estate fur cemetery purposes had
beta deposited in the town general ac-
count. The net receipts from the
grandstand during the fall_ fair, len
$4 expenaes. were surt.oes, of whleb
one -haft. or $06.01, one to be paid bast -
10 the fall fait board.
The public works committee ' made
the following recommendation regard-
ing unemployment relief work : That
Mr. S. M. Johnson be asked to come up
and make a report on a new trunk
sewer on Nelson street. from 1, ictorla
W Church; un Church street. from Nel-
aaa'>iECstt: Patrick's] street.
from Colborne to Waterloo, and on
Waterloo street. from St. Patrick's to
Elgin ave.. and that a Joint meeting of
e -the eeuasil -ass/ this orator sad light - --
commission be help next Thursday
evening to discuss relief works.
The water. light and harbor com-
mittee reported : Regarding the letter
of September 3rd from the Robin
Head Mills for more space in the ware-
house
arehouse at the harbor. we recommend
that the crompany be notified that there
is no more spate available to rent at
present : that the matter of renting
more spore in the warehouse at the
harbor be left with the chairman of
this committee. We. recommend that
the chairman of this committee be
empowered to pet a new 12 -inch eastes-
truughiug on the big warehouse at the
dock and also to plat'. two cement
pillars under the centre of this shed It
ne essary. We recommend that the ar,
I. against the Detroit River
Construction (company for warehouse ,
rental 1e handed to the ,olieitor for
collection. We recommend that the
chairman of fists committee be em-
ppwerwl to place x2.000 fire Insurance
an the war.hotise at (iowderlch harbor
reently purchased from the C.P.R.
The Are committee reported that all
sppilratlons for bolding
ferret' to this committee
meeting had been ptsswi.
These reports were all adopted.
Mr. John Marriott was heard with
reference to a proposal to rent the
former C. 1'. it. waYtilon.e at the liar
bor. The matter was referred to the
water. light and harbor committee.
Councillor Brown again brought ap
the matter of the Harbor Hill 'side-
walk, and on kis motion. seconded by
(bunrilfor Mooney, it was resolved
"that immediate action be taken to put
the ...Jewell In permanent good condi-
tion. aud that the matter be referred to
the public works and special commit-
tees Jointly, to take up en relief work."
Deputy Reeve Messer said there were
a number of romptalnts of sidewalks
in tad condition -heaved up or dropped
-and the matter of repairs was re-
ferred to the publle works committer,
with power to aet at once where nares•
.art'.
Councillor Hays spoke of the dan-
ger from areaways' on the streets. and
this matter was referred to the special
committee with power to consult the
solicitor and bring In a bylaw regulat-
ing the InstaUatlon of areaways and
protecting the town.
The 'simnel' then went Into commit-
ter of the whole to discuss matters le
connection with the cemetery purchase.
Ins 11AS FIVE
-Y
married 1
V�scarriage and Isis
perfectly miserable.
"I took three bottles of Lydia
E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com-
pound and later gave birth to a
Inc baby boy.
"1 now have five children. 1
always take InctVegetable Com.
pound during pregnancy and is -
helps me. It benefits my sisters.
in-law too." Mrs. W. J. Zin
R. K. No. 2, Lakefleld, 0
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
CLEVELAND'S BAKERY !!
-TRY OUR -
Milk -made Bread
YOU WILL BE
DATED WiTH IT ,
PIES, CAKES and
PASTRY
Ali orders given our prompt
and courteous attention
manager'at PItnton tor the Onnn. t.ang-
lols Co, for the Fist two years. is be -
Ing transferred to the Harrlston
branch. Robert Marshall who has been
Mr. Mc('aglte s mace manager. will he in
charge until a sneess,or to Mr. Me -
Vague Is appointed. Mr. Me('ngute was
for a few years the agrlenitaral repre-
s.nETW fr -AArnn ennnty and is
welt-- known _ end pop lar throughout
the dIstrtet.
A Midright Fire
The home of Walter Tull!. two mites
north of Rrns,ets, was totally de-
stroyed Ire Are at midnight Inst Thurs-
day. In tanking his escape from the
fmrning building. Mr. Yutll grabbed a
bureau drawer which lie thought eon-
- WE DF:Li\'ER- I Coined a notnler of valuable papers,
B CLEVELAND`Ji`,,h. •es. roa
ltaut he removed the
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wrong oe. The Are broke not in the
basement. (w(
end the n -i et• id the
Telephone 114 W..t Street holt... awakened by the denim 'smoke
►Sparr's
GROCERY
'' The Store d Satiei'adMimt
Hamilton
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
\v'F: (':'.RR) A COMPLETE
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of all
kinds
Estimates liven on application
FRANK McARTHUR
wrDELlv!.R IN TOWN • Telephotw `s2 - (;odicri i
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�..r,
touring Into their rooms. had barely
time to ' p' In their nightclothes.
Shipley -•-Huller
1'1m tnlrri.ge 111 Florence Irene,
v ,tItute.t slaughter of air. rend airs.
George Huller at. ('liutuu, to .Reginald
W. Shipley, eldest son of Mr.- rind Mrs.
Joseph Shipley of the Landon rnnul.
ee As sol (nun iz'rl-Wsrhx'-rhe!-tsf- lase -
o eek by Rev 't ' Holmes it the old
Wesley pnr.ottage. /'Iintnn. .Mts' Mar,
loris• planter was hrid,-meld n,Nl Holli.
11111 ,$uuitk..ata _l>ynL UWli,, Mitt tJtt
eedoling breakfast Mr. :tnl Mem. Ship-
ley lett by mutter on a trip to 1tieton,
North Aber nrtel 11.11's-111. from whirs,
'hey will return nls.ett the ens of the
mewl,
Hallett IMelling Burned
The hvostory frame house of tVll.
Ilam Ross.,lst enneess10n of Ilnllett
tnwnahip, wits totally destroyed by fire
.wt Saturday morning. Mr. Retia was
tilling a conl oil lamp in the kitchen of
hi. home when the °lamp expided
r • Armes quickly enveloped the kit -
permit.' ret
at the last
WHEN GASTRIC JUICES
FAR. TO FLOW
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Fo�Marm DistinctiveSfles
Oar custom s's will appreciate she maty dietiuosive style features
which chanosarise the smart Shuns we are showing this season.
They will -sake their place in the front rank of the Easter Style
parade.
The predomtaaung twain. are blank and brown kid leathers in Pumps
and Tier with a varlets of hest. mostly the madiuw Cuban for street
wear.
The selects n is so egtenture for men, women and children that we
ase sure we can At and please you in Sunlit, style and price if you'll
only let us try.
GEO. MACV ICAFt
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE GODERICH
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COAL COAL Z COAL
Now is the time to put in your winter Coal. The Anthra-
cite Coal that we handle is from the Hazelbrook Mines. This
Coal is guaranteed to be tree from slate and clinkers. This
Coal costa twenty-five cents (25c) a ton more than other Coal,
but wmare selling it at the same price.
STOP 1 $16.50 per ton leu $1.00 per
CHESTNUTton for cash on delivery
COKE .. ....._-........ .. $12.50 ton I Priv eabiect to $1.00 off for a.b
P OCOIIOIITAS .-.: $1250 boa •a d•liv•ry.
SOFT ,. fill 1.50 toil Fns Hariset e. rismaia1 sad H•.tiry, try ass. W gwwaates •atsheties
--:- -- tEE, at the Harbor
-'WMIES-Store 22. Home 112-
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Job Printing of Every Description at The Signal
Announcement
I HAVE EZEN APPOINTS D THE ♦QTUO&1ZED
PARTS DEPOT FOR •
Auto -Lite a
Electric Systems
These two systems cover practically all our common
cars.
I have a good service stook of genuine Parts and
also the proper testing equipment to give you service
on generators, distributors, starting motors, etc.
Miller's Service Station
Corner of Victoria Street and Elgin Ave. Phone 259
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fere red shrift
parr •e Misr. h
J'..' 4As she Assess
herd coot dip Ins
veer sten
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the seta• wyrn •
k.rnlsss
Ow Isar
ted grlb
An Identifled Coa
You lmiw► bnw badly an engine runs
when it guts clogged up. It's the
same with your Indy when your
gastric -or diem lye -jitters fall to
Hew. Your food, instewl of being
assimilated by your system, simply
collects ant stagnates inside vnu,
producing harmful acid poueons. :shat
you need then is a term.'-Natun•'s
own tepie -Nature's six mineral cults.
You get alt these six salts in
Knueher. Salts, and each one of them
has an actio of its own. Together,
they stimulate and tune up the bodily
tunetions from • number of different
angles, The first effect et these salts M
Go p to the flow of the saliva and
sb awaken the appetite. The nem
action occurs in the stomach, where
the digestive jukes are encouraged
pour out and ale upon the fond. Again
is the int.stirul tract certain of th
salts promote ■ further Ilnw of three
v$tsl juices which deal with partly
digested fond and prepare It finally
for absorption into the system.
So you see there is no mystery about
Kruseben. 1t works on purely orien-
talist and well-known principlesProvo
It for yonmelf.
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L saw only as etraers 0111411i IOU die diaereses b•tw•a the essay
V sad waled kinds of coal- But mow you care all D. L. • W. Swsaloa
Aadr•cIts Mrd coop, da Retest eve browllet elbow* pound, by desply
leokiws et 11.
Thom Is ao pomlb4tty of widish* ... for this ass coal is colored Blue
branded as Who .....chid product rt brsnd•d. No ods coal
cow b• trsde-mrlced to this way, so dist doe cannot possibly be my
subaMtetioe iroa the pithead a yeow fvrnsce door.
'bloat tool' is not new. This lemons D.L.IW. Scranton Ands/write hes
-Amen islet_ complete estisiedien ins (raodl•a koes•s for swore dere 50
yawn- It has now been tinted Blue with • harmless dap, so that rise away
be certain of setting ell de cowl video for which you have beim paylni.
The col« does not effect this clean, poles, Iona-berning, economical
fuel In any w•y ... but It does maim it easy few you to order with con-
Rdence. Simply 'phone yaw dealer and order 'blow coal' In the size
you want. Thom can't be any mistake or misunderstanding.
And 'blue cowl' Is sold with this Geunntee: 11 it fails to completely
satisfy we will remove thm remainder without cod.
Order from your Dealer NOW - and
know what 'blue coal' comfort means
iblue coal'
THE COLOR - GUAR ANTEE.g__T__N__E_... OUALI.,J,.Y
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