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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-12-23, Page 4coPuRES,,,The �jalf o{ 'the Eart "1#:: F O R TABLE , .BUTTER , CHEESE AND : GENERAL USE. PACKED IN NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE PACKAGES OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY e tt • SOLE MAKERS THE&NORTP AMERICAN CHEflICALCoJ1!ITED +GODERICH ONT. • � - 4 TIIIQawAY, Dec. 23, 189Y. . -THBIGN LL ;.-. 0ODERIt4i ONTA IO. L Ws wish the, re,aduls of 'this par the, M.P1't Ot of MERRY XMASES And especially those who have helped (by (urine lie a portion of their trade) to make our Christmas s pleasant one. • • ° • OUR HALF PRICE BALE goat merrily along, and will last until the mud of the year. EMERSON'S OQD1<RICH. THURSDAY. DRC. 23. ler. Ishould a 250.000-bnabel modern eleva- tor now be afeenSd . NI Qr. is it not really that Mr. BAY; bas asked Gode rich to wrestle with an iurpi3saibtlity-- whicb he knows to be an impoutbll- ity--as an easy way of letting the G. T. R. out of tbe matter entirely f CHRISTMAS EXAMS - Alamo el Bsrreaafrl yawls given la ender of Merit. ST. ANDREW'S WARM From Junior D:viaion to Senior Division of the importance of ohureh attendance es i.m -Reggie Roman, 1)w Mnl)ooald, Georgethe part of the .oholare, pointing out that Miami yt tlliami and Arr.hurltouddy (equal), Willieis illie Welsh, GeVa.. the school should W retarded by parent. nies Vales and Dan Nigh- the light of au auxiliary of the ohureh-not a substitute for it. and urged the trainers, from lime to time, to enloroe the duty el attendance in the °ours° of their matruo twills It was couzidere,l advisable to teach the 'Meet department iepur.tely, so as to cure for the older scholars greater quiet, etc. Arrangements were made for the .n. n•1 Christmas festival, which will he held D.V. ,u the Opera Huuw ou'Iue.d.Y, Jana - toy 11, 1898. The teachers' reporte of the various class- es .hewed that the following scholars wore entitled to • plaoe oo the h000r roll : egtrIOB UlcleION, R.-gai•iter marks, 300. Soholan' Dames inn-def'uf merits- • -'► - - Mis. D,.vis, teacher -Ethel Craig, Ethel Williams. Ida (:lover, Ruby Sherd -mod. me. Armstrong, trochee -Mary Wella, May Duwdiug. lire M. Sbeohard. teacher -Edna Graben', -Leal Craig, Abt•e Writs, May Newton. I h_Wi hit v M.BrtnMee .liey, M.v Emily Shepherd, 'i'ye. The average Suede atmadsasa was 106, and the sum of =183.`25 wee shows to have been •wntributed by the mahout for all pate - posse. At the request et the rooter some time .go the 'emoting of the various olass.e are m.stfesting praotiosl'aures in soden work abroad, Mrs. t!e•ger't'olw, in partic- ular. having contributed quite • sum towards the support of two iodise ohildreo in the Northwest. After the deduotlou of all expec.ss for the year. the report showed • balance oa band ot S27 56. During the year the wheal .ustmeed • severe lose is the death of Miss Shaw, • most excellent teacher and dearly b,loved. At the re- quest of the scuool,worUs at syu,p•thy were oonvcyed t the leanly. The rector spoke oleo& (equal). From Senior Division to Central -Willie CauteloD, David Reid, Joh& Galt. Bella Wylie, Pre.tou Strang, Maggie Hewn* Donald MoK.y, Mack Macl)ooatd, BeaneMoLood, Roddie MoDooald. ST. PATRICK'S WARD. From Junior Diviniou to Senior Division -Bert MoCreath, Ethel Rosa, Laurier Dyke, Vesta Howell. Alban Walker, Alice Love, John Murray, Jebn McIver. AostaMoDonald, Winnie Beck, Reginald Ryan, Flo.sie Colborne. From Senior to Central -Hannah Molvor, Alex And.reen. Maggie Mayors', May Coate.. Olive Robertson. Hoy 'edges, Carl \Vorsell, Cyril Carrie, Emma Richards, Sam Copp.• -FAR 1898. 81r tl7kVID8 WARD. Junior Division a Senior Division OW isttls&aisinso -y rs Morrow_. Edith Algia, Harr: isr. Willis Wykti- end Roy' 6ToB►1t111 scription tab Tag SIGNAL for 1898. The pay-in•advence system is , the best for both subscriber and publisher, and that is the system that we• 're- pose to adopt. We hope our subscrib- ers will help us to carry out this pro- ject We don't despise moral support, but moral support will not run a newspaper and meet expenses, and for that good and sufficient reason we es- teem (lie cash subecriber more that_ W ileo•, Jehe Cleo ng,' elm. Douglas, Mie Burritt, teacher -Leonard toff, 4'. Claire dwartv,• Shepard, C. Rhynaa. From Senior Division to Caotrsl-Leou Mar Elwood, teeober- Jsnuv Wells. De Peadry, Maude Tilt. Rose Aitken, Joe !dim F. Ration, " -Harry Cuff. Miller, Harry McLean, Campbell Tweedy, Edna Graham obtained the highest num. Harry Beloh.r, Greoe H•cttarth, Herbert bar of marks, full marks (or ohsroh attend - Culbert, Claude Murrsy, H•Ilie Smith, May once. Harry .nal Leonard Culf also won Wilson. Percy.D.ittholaon, Lulu TMeedv. prizes for ohureh attendance. MODEL SCHOOL. Grade 1 to Grade IL -Alden Young, Florence Dietrich. Maggie G►uleV, L zzie Gainey, Iwo Elliott. Nettie Ramssv. L.has McDonald, Emma Yams, Alias McMillan. Gertie Cornell. Owen MoGillicuddy, May Duff. Alex. Colborne, Joshua Thomas, Katie Honcr•bls meutiou-Senior division: Con- stance Holt, Wilfrid Williams, May nob- -- borne, Arthur Carrie, Percy Tye. The fire at the old elevator u waist hat. tr a Uet�roi�. •o,�f� L The lady lit er GODERICE BARGAIN CANTSE .roll en ' T--' � �r,, MIs. MoLell $be CoeUr hta • 1. speud,np the b r .1 bar bene, Strsb- ford Mrs. 0. Struthers is 'rending the holiday woos the Struthers lie of her son h Tor- onto.CHRISTMAS onto. Miss Mildred Campbell, of the ConsN ' r�`\�1J►� kAyk�� Ve �1� �Z� • tory of Motto, Toronto. 10 home for tete vs ), 1 W♦ . mt' ' oatton. Charlie Babb, who has been ailing on tl.• No Time like the Present ---No Place like the BARGAIN sir. Fred P.b.t, has returned Miens tor the waiter. Mw Caatin, who hr been atteudieg the Model, left fur her beam in Drysdale oa Monday. idles Marion Inglis, who has been attend• :ug the Nuru,.t iu ToroaW, 'ottoman home Let week. Mr'. and Mies Hamiltoo, of Wroxeter, are on a visit to Mrs Hau,tltou's mother. Mrs. Barites. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harries. of Stratford, are spanker a few days at sibe taideuoe of Mrs. Pas more. Mies A Winnifrede Ball, of Crediton, Is spendiug the Christmas vacation at Lite family reel • nice. Miss C. Sharman. a pupil of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, will spend the holi- day season in Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. J. M Bost. ot Sealortb, have returned home after 'pendia, &few days wall, ntattv*4isre. • •-'•.• J. T. Hurries, of Simco.. is in tows, bay. iuq been called here . n •operas of this meri - CENTRE for Xmas Kid Gloves Xmas Dress Patterns Xmas Ribbons Xmas Neckwear Xmas Underwear Xmas Curtains Xmas Skirts Xmas Rugs Xmas Handkerchiefs Xmas Silks Xmas Umbrellas Xmas Linens Xmas Furs Xmas Table Covers %Inas Hosiery Xmas Blankets sue Illness of hie .,otheir, Rev. Mr. Wisteria, of I.. ee official board tea se - of tb. Leamington TWO D000 -- of the Lermisgto& hlethodut ohureh. TL BALANCE OF OITA STCOS OF • • LADIES' JACKETS �._...._ AT..HALF .eR1.Q Loa8 is your Gain, ... e - aA Es ROBINSON 8 -W411 -41A LT6bi.. ..'. shies, wed --Mas Beet Ilayi.y and Gail/Iran 1.11 for Tilsonburg on Saturday to .pond Christmas with the gentleman's parents. Iuac Fitzpatrick. of Goderiob, was visit - log his brother and other old friends in Rruseels this west while en rout• to spend Csristniu with his parent+ .t Stayn.r. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF, ICNIOR DIVISION. S,bolers' name., in order of merit. Re- quisite marks 280. Miss '1•. Nefta', teacher-):rnest Jorda., Str•iron, Evan Allan• Lottie Robinson. Harry Hunt. 1,000 ,moral su Carters who don'tply,..Frsr r mall Smith, p � y Irene S.dlte and M..s \t. Wells. teacher -Reg Ernest TisMfMe•l)�. Kate film A. las Ball it 61"11. the • t8"sh _ be. One Alio* Dunlop fermi . e , utherladell'd'fl T-CEarcf�.- •••" - - -Mils. Now is bled dollar a year in advance. If forward- ing by mail the best way is by express order or P. 0. order. HERE AND THERE. THE SIGNAL bas been asked by an esteemed subscriber why it bas thus far given no opinion .upon tbe question of the erection of a new ele- vator to_replace. that which wet ee- `' -bre. la answer, we may say that up to the present there has been em occasion for advice. Before the fire caused by the burning of the old elevator was extiugaished the representative ot the . citizens' committee " put himself in communi- cation with the General Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway., and inti- ated arrangements for a personal in- terview, having for its object the erec- tion of $ Lew elevator. Afterward!, the town council was Interviewed, and the mayor wee given a place on' the delegation, the town agreeing to pay all expenses, -minus transportation, which was furnished by the G. T. R. On•tbe return of the delegation the result of the interview was fairly and fully placed befell) the readere•of Ta= t n.,..... �,.,..�.. Dowding. &rivets Babb, George V t la I . e Will our taws and i,3 ksss4 M Chnstmu Day ! ' There was early Communion as $tri George's on Snodel. •There will bo no Mar or Vesper' at 81, kin/44 lour S1M4i c Dunham's Moor.tattractive os Saturday eveni.g o d seven extra • Brsde ., . Lr SIGNAL, and so the matter has Tested Milton 5.11, Frances Armstrong, Bert up to the present. Brophy, Reggie Tye, Harry RIVAL, Met • • ' • • McAuley, Joe Craig, Arthur Mauger, Daisy For the satisfaction of our -esteemed Rcbert•, Will:e Towersay, 'thins Lewitt, Annie Buchanan. Flossie Nattel and Hugh subscriber, we may say that Tntt $lo- Polley (equal), Mu;gie Proudfoot, Maggie MoEwao, Mary N,oholson, Fraooes It ig- IIAL is lel favor of the erection of a pies, Oli•er TMompwo, Vwtor Tiohburne. new elevator at the earliest possible Fied Sturdy, Normae Allan and Nellie Mo• momer.t, and we believe tbe work to K.v ('qusi)' Msbrl '1'nthewav, Maybell MoDon.l•t, Kea Godwin• Margaret Snther- be an absolute necessity, situated as land, Cecil Carse. Ver. Whitely, Arden the town is on the direct line of water Aitken, Archie McCaughan, Roht. Camp- bell, Muriel Tweedy. transport, • etween the West and the Grede III. to Grade IV. -Dottie Edge. East. lt3ut we are not enamored of Eva Mayne'. Percy Edge. Ralph Sheppard. Charlie Hyslop, Waiter =us itchsll, Alan the " one million bushel " elevator Gsrrow. Edo• Straiton, Arthur Wads, project. It gets too near the clouds. Reginald Btaoksteoe, Dan McDonald, ', Leonard Caff, Msgeis�wea', W1111.Glover in our estimation, and 'ie likely to re- and Tena McDonald equal, Alice Jarriok, main too long in the sir to suit the Vtda grown and Lily Mair egirl, Rart Robertson, Rtnwsrt Manny and Mios Mair prtwent requirements of the town. squat, Ernest Kneeshaw, Brace Tait. Peter What. is wanted is an elevator with a Coat)., RoberlBuchanan, and Willie Knox egwl, Gordon McDonald. 150,000 or pay 250,000 bushel cape,Glide IV. to grade V. -Grace Dyke, May - city. Such an one, if worked at quer- bird Rothwell, Harold Taylor, Wilbur ter capacity only, would give Goderich Gres., Spenser Guest. Philip Mitobsll, Kate Mol)on•Id, Victoria illackstnee, 11711- . servioe which it never bad before, bur Anderson, Bessie Brt.nac3mh+. Rey and which if worked to full capacity Walter MoDonald, Christina Ntobolson, y MoClymont, Charha Smith. Emma Acheson, would more than 611 the requirement John Nicholson, Albin Dyke and Harry for years to come, and could easily be hole:" (equal), Jack lwwrenoe, L rzie .lohn- sine. Annie Andrews. Tennis Law, added to when the volume of grain Hannah Morrison, Bertha Horses. . trade justified the enlargement: Grade V to Grade V1 -Earnest Jnrdaa • • Harry Calf'. Maggie Murray. Doesld The idea of the million bushel elle- MoNevin, Lily W elater. Graham Robinson Grace Dickson, Cor. Cuff, Eddie Craig. water seems to us a bright scheme on Lurie Sharman. James G.rrew, Redmond the part of Manager neva to side Aid, :118 a so Balobar, Roby McLean. track the elevator question, a6 fir fie tie. V1. er Entrance ('lass.-Ferstand. .. Goderich is concerned. He is one of rg onl .-Kva I)nnlop, Wilfred Williams, Clan Mall sad Bertha Million (, quail. Chs. - the sharpest and shrewdest rail try ser Farrow, May Dowding, Irene Aohesoe, men on the continent, and in nearer- Willie Johnston and To,t)Sh.pp•rd (equal), Jori• Heoninge cud Lottie Morrow (ewqqual), Ing wit with a delegation who ser- oti.. Bas, Alio. 11.11.1, Ino" Dioksan, fainly are not epeoial;sta, he might Jee&Is Os.t•lcn sad M.ry 'foil (rquall• tr__..c t1. .a,w•l1 almoral Cafe _E.$. TILT,Proprietor. OYSTERS BULK. *If seciammer:srre • Fruiis _arid. _Nuts, Bon -B n Packages,_ Selected Oonfectionery. - NEW STOCK THROUGHOUT. OUR MOTTO :-" Nothing too good for our Patrons-" Christmas is almost here ! How we welcome its mirth and gladness, its feasting and rejoicing. Hap )iest time of all the year : Let us increase your joy by making it easy to choose your Gift Goods. Read over our list, and call to see them. Choose early : e They are going fait.. „flits W.ltm. leacher -Role Payne, Orap , lig (� u t Ca I n1S s P easily have thrown out the big propo- sition so that be might be relieved of the necessity for entertaining a more reasonable one. What we want to know is,. has the G. T. It. manage- , lira a desire to Nee an elevator aroot- r #flit % Ooderich harbor t If so, why alit it draw the line at one of a mil- lion bushels capacity 1 If an old- ikakirntlld 110,000ebusbel elevator was deemed sutRoient in past years why Jells Doff, Willie itobtneeo, Vida Bell, Defy Salinas, Jobs Tait, Pearl Snell, Jobe Hillier. Hugh Andrews, Herbert Davhroe, Ohms. Lan.. Willie Farr. ST• GEORGE'S SUNDAY SCHOOL Asssrl ■eetlas of Teeehere-deists ■e11 of isenabera. _ _ . . A well abraded meeting of ,ths, 1111120 ae4 .*ears of . Vb, Gads. s Sdi44 Vas hold as the rectory, Godeirleb. en He evening M Nes 24th alt. Mie reeler. iter. M. Yerahell, presiding. D. Harrel (seta 1 e*Aa,itted his 1 re part, whish was eee,idered rtisfaetery i ). in semi circular fprm ruling aoror Rhyne. his .Arlo... Mra. Jordan, teaoher=Mona Chir. Honorable Mention - Junior division : Ethel Platt, T. Welsh. Theo. Salkeld, Rita Jordan, Llltan MaDunald, Harry Welsh, Harry Babb, a2croa'e BIBLE CLASS. 1. 0. Holt 2. P. Turnbull 3. T. Carrie 4. W. Neftel 5. L. Williams. _., . COMING AND GOING. Jas. A. McIntosh was in Toronto on Fri- day. Mass Bertha Rask is at home for the holi- days. ilies Parsons is vesting relations in Ds- troit. Miss Charles, R.A., left for Toronto yes- terday. Rev. J. F. Park, of Clinton, was in town last week. Joseph Thompson, of Toledo, was in teen& 1'hursdsy. J so. Butler was in the Queen City the put week. Aihere Robertson returned from Toronto os 'leeday. ( ,as Darrow, of Toronto, is is town kr the ',oliday.. - t', . 13 1l tl., of Chicago, wok Oode. TV!. oo Friday. Miss Holt returned home from the Qseee City on Tuesday. 1. T. Garrow, Q. C., M. P. P. arrived in tetra last evening. Mir tai Teazel is visiting her sister, ties. Jona. at Clearville. A. F. Bowman. of Southamptea,.S d Qoderlob on Saturday. D. Porter, of Wtartoe, spent • temple df days in town last week. Archie i)rokson, of Toronto Usivereity, is home for the holidays. A. McDonald, of Calumet, Mioh,, .pent • day in town last west. Mr. and Mn. Thos. MoLe•a and tartly were i& town this were. I Mir Sharman is speeding the holidays at the family residenos, East -et. Miss Mary Crani• win epend the h.11day term .t the parental re•ldeses. H. S. Staves', of Pert Elgin, voted Reeea's °minty town on noonday._ les Franks 1.55 yesterday for Maple, to spend the Christens. holidays; MIs .1 seeks Robertsne, of itreter,isarpea d• Hata* helldays al the pareetal reslrirear ltd. Prmere will speed the holiday tees Andrews tiros. & Co. shipped a carload of hogs to Kitchell on Monday. Will the issue of dog leve limit or reduce the number of °spines attached to sleds. Regular meetine of Huron Eno.pment No. 28 1. O. O. F. next Monday evening. The Kensington Co. has been manufsotur- rng Christmas roods the put two weeks. Ed. Tilt is now proprietor of the oafs Bedford, baiting opened out • few days sine, The Goderich Organ Co, employees ars now working overtime from 7 to 9 p. m. Mo!tlath's new dwellinp ,s rooted in and the work will be pushed till the bow is finished. The 1 missionary service will he held in the North street Methodist Charob on Sunday week. The Organ Factory ships 10 organs to- morrow, and is ahippieg large bills of piano stools and bath furniture. 0�6 ttwee. tomes O ► &t ui CA C411% yea, . e know that. but old Santa aloes notinDplr every - Mar. THE CHRISTMAS DINNER for Instance. What would Xmas be without that 1 To provide for that you must ems to, -4r - City Meat Market where non 4111 be enpolfed with almost everything that goes to make your table mire pieta. This is our First Christni *s ...it we are trying to meanto everythleg, and also to make the City Meat Market • • Is a ape of .,rsA► ettltf�r, I - • • b :• siLlsps >lw ter• sew at the maternal r.sldssee, Trafalgar et. aMo Mies Doyle has reelgriiud bet posisine as At4briEWS BROS. Me woo factory, and swop* • panties erfumes The most refined and dainty : the surest to pleas of all gifts. We have the hest goods of all the leading makers -Canadian, American and foreign -Taylor, Seeley, Rickeeeker, Roger & Gallet and others. Beautiful new satin -lined cases of unique form. Interesting Novelties ; Large Stock ; Splendid Assortment. Small packages, suitable for gifts, at 25c. ; Beauties at $1.00, $1.50. $2.00, and on up to $6.00. We can suit all pockets, large or small. We have the Finest Sachet Powders in 10, 15 and 25 cent packages and in bulk. Some lovely and lasting odes. Toilet Cases A nice a ebrtment-Comb, Bru'h and Mirror Cases, Shaving Cases, Cuff and Collar Cases, Manicure Sets, Gents Travelling Cases. These are the latest r;tyles in Celluloid, Aluminum, Leather, Wood Plush, etc. Prices very moderate. In PURSES and WALLETS we have some Very fine lines, suit- able ter gifts, at 75c. to $2.00. New and beautiful designs. One of the most useful of gifts. Ordinary lines from 5c. up. Presents for Gentlemen " It's an hard to find s present fors gentleman," ie . nommen remark. Well, we have aimed to make It esay, by providing the following lines :- (I'T PIPES of new and beautiful designs, some of them adorned with coin silver mountings, in nice cases for the pocket, prices from $1.00 to $4.00. One of these would be sure to please a smoker. Other pipes, suitable for gifts, at 40 and 50 cents, without eases. PRETTY CIGAR CASES, 75e. to 'LBO ; Smoker's Seta ; Cigars, by the box, and other lines. GENTS' TRAVELLING CASES in leather -a. splendid gift -from $1.00 up. Razors. Straps, Shaving Mugs, Hair Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Wallets, etc. OTHER LINES too numerous to mention. Prices to suit you. For your Christmas Cookery use our FLAVORING ESSENCES, extra strong -Banana. Peach, Pear, Lemon, Vatiltia, eta:, etc. Coll and see tba goods ; we wood& be pleased to show them. W.C. B 1�TORD B1.00K.