The Signal, 1913-7-17, Page 1FAR ER
are finding that It par
to use The 8lgIlore
0unit,r . - advertise
dogs tnay .Lr.
mac A small ad. in a law
gigsal is read by thou
sands .d people.
gyy.ruCKTH YICAH-M4• SM
GODER.ICH, THURSDAY, JULY
TERUNG BAN K
OF CANADA
SAVE, -because No. 6
It is • moral cettaioty-Oat extravagance dunng
the days of your full earning capecity will result
to financial stringency in the e. ening of life.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch-ANPREW PORTER, Manager
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
That beautiful Residence belonging to the Esteem of the inti Mr..
Haslet, situated on the moth -west corner i•f Church and Nelo n wf ire's•
For particulars apply to
A. G. NISBET
Real Estate -Insurance Agent
i1FFI('E NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF WMMERCB, GODERIt•H
'PHoxee : Orrice ) ; Moues 155. P.O. Box 361
DETROIT, & CLEVELAND
NAVIGATION Co.
STRAYER
CiTY OF DETROIT 1I.
IYOB MMACKINAC ISLAND
' >I,,ndays, 7 p. m.
$3 w „i ,• way $6.OU routed trip.
FOIt DETROIT
Saturdays, 7 a, s.
liilr one way $5 50 round trip.
-.,r---•rw-v-i-ik
IVATFR vip. LIGiHT ODM- <
f1 M'
Water Kate.' for biMJea, r
Deedoe. Ira 3l arr row emr.
will be allowed off es
Jely 1S A. a number
overlooked the payment
the Commission ban
naw to alio. the dteeseWI
tear rite- until July Stat, trot
no borer.
t *deg f.l
111 is rrear. aro wat*edM
all
arr n'gently a
as .sing Lawn 1..crtoe
ertarkg
ed for same are
and Kale. Hours tar Lawn
1p 0. toa1.. n1.
NW
W. T. Nit 11,NI.Y. A.STRAJTON.
�t ,'hsirman. Treasurer. �s
STATE AND PRIVATE
1" FUNDS Invested on Anttaoetsare
security without charge. 81s ared a
half per tent. Apply TEBBUTT. 8000-
tales Bldg.. Hamilton. Out.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
Black-
Anythingnew in 10. cream that's BURGLARS AT WORK.
worth while you can into at stone'r, the leading dt.peuseis of ice , Several Places Entered - Last Thursday
cream. Night- One Saspect in Custody.
T. ANTED
z(=
1�ANTED. -TO RENT. M EDIUM
e aid, ws ra. w fnraMMl home hew
October to to Axil t Send full tortleeMre
to FURNISHED HO R care of 1' i ,A10
NAL. 434T.
A R M HELP AND DOMESTIC
1 hERVAN CS.-Penou. reulrl .gr farm help
should applya once w W1LLIAN atoQUtL-
LL\. Domnion Government KmAioymeet
Agent Si. Helene. Ont. Orders leh eith H. D.
WOODS. et Helene. Ont., will heels. prompt
Mt Wee
AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE OF
IiVdI('A', INSTRUMENTS. Fl ItvITURE,
!Tc'.
at the Stead State. Hamilton 8tree,. Godarlcb.
0o SATURDAY. JULY 19th.
cornmenolrrm at 1 o clock ottani:
1 good square Piano by I• amber. of New York.
1 w •n .- we 0 ,ierich organ.
l oak ridsboard, with heavy pis'e ¢eats mir-
ror.
AA numbbeer ofy tCh&Ir .
2 ret. of Horse...
a new Fly Net. and a number of ober ar-
tloag-. TERI:3
All u , s f els and rude 4x0.`1: over that
amount n.x mouth& credit will begl. on on tar
sr+ningapprovrd nfT$0MA88UNDRY.
Auctioneer.
LOST OR FOUND
LDR000H FOUND LAST,SUNDAY.
Jt laq°ire •t the SIGNAL OFFICE.
E QTKAYEDONTHE PREMISES OF
jl
1,1 • Ii undee*igoed.let tit, Hero. road. Gods•
rich town -hip• a yearling steer. The nwner
i
reque-ted to Drove property and pal w ez
pensee. BERT HOLMES. et-tt
The locating of Me perpetrators of
a series of burglaries of business houses
is liodericb has been engaging the et-
tentMn of the Local authorities during
the past week. Some time during last
Thursday night five places were enter-
ed. C. C. Lee', hardware store was
broken into and two revolvers were
taken. Tne cutlery showcase was upset,
but it is not known whether anything
was taken or not. Ulm. Black's gent's
furuiebtog store was ransacked, but
nothing was missed except a few pairs
of sock* and .once tie -pins. T. Videau's
teed store on Hamilton street Was
broken into, but the money had all
been removed from the 101 and noth-
ing else was touched. Acceee was
gained to R. H. Putt'* gncery on
Kingston street and a revolver and
.trout g'3.50 In coppers wereearried off.
Tbe thieves then retired from the
Square and evidently becoming
thirsty gee their etteoNoo to the
door leadiug into Sault& liquor ware-
house at tbe 0. T. R. station, which
was battered in, and severitl betties rat
beer were taken. No traces of any
suspicions characcet•e ware found aunt
the following at.antouta, wiliest Chief
P.tetletbwaite accosted two ynuog
fellows in Saltfurd. Without ta..iting
to continuo the eonvcrmt,ion both
tuaue off up the hill towards the B,sat:t
farm, each one taking a different di -
ection. As they trade titer hurried
departure one of them threw aw,.y •
revolver. which was found later ou %V.
Maedel'l lawn. Oue of theta was lost
s'gbt of and lots not been seen eine'.
while the other was pursued until hr
was finally captured by Constable John
Knox in ibe ColbJrue gusty.
Heway brought hick to town end
when arraigned as a vagrant before
Polioe Magistrate Kelly he pleaded
not guilty and was remanded for a
17, 1913
11"te• carves•'""'
JOB
PRINTING
azecnted promptly•nd
well by The Snal's
printers. Avery order,
lazes or .mall. receives
earehel ..*.tendon. Es-
timate, given if desired.
TRH BION w Pau(& t NO 00.. 144.. Pvatae
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES OF week. He will appear again next Sat -
WANTED k GOOD GENERAL tatorove prope-tyand payallexpense . name he claims is Frank Sylvan,
but
field. two yearling ..sive.:. The owner is r.. urd4y morning at 10 o'clock. His
;servant M}04. A FARROW, Water. J. T. RILEY.'
too Kest. 63'N• he gives .ery unsati,factory expiane-
the undersigned. lot 7. concession 9, Ash -
WANTED. -TWO GIRLS FOR
VT sundry work. Apply to MRS. NEWELL,
East +treat
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR 8. S.
No. 1. Port Albert. bolding second dam
esdoral certificate . duties 10 commence
bei I. Aptly strain/ experience And
W H. HAYDEN. Sec. rear., PortfAlbert.
t
/�1EACHER WAIVED. -FOR 8. 8.
1 No. A � : dotage to eomtoenoe
8e tuber 1. lira& Dp(T• +VL( salaryS
gqtrltficwtioo.. to J. J. MOWER.
Oedeefeb. S1•tt
WANTED. - AN INFLUENTIAL
mea or woman with maw span Uwe
end • Mime circle of acquaintances to intro -
dale mat .peolat repre.entwnre la 000nectlon
armntato neat investmete rightpneteropropo•itiotn
retaiwn 0LaeMA".II CCCU Ti "conliPANCANY•
.k.7 Seen eteesR '1rigets. 13 P.
FON SALE ON TO RENT
DOR BALE AT A BARGAIN. -ONE
weerires Good
lr of tae beet built. SSe_W��eber�Mk booIn
Oso tering. HO GUle Yaaventeobooms
rLET. -A SMALL SUITE OF
nwi.ad rooms • the Square. Amer
Ra)M s Bedford Apartments.
ExecsSALE. -A BUILDING LOT
AM Nerreate street Apply to F.J� D
L'OR SALE. -A NINE -ROOMED
.E house wtth two lot on Keeps etrost
lifted [mat tress Apply to MR& D. Mai *SON,
es the pr eti.sr, or ROBttiRT YOUNG, Elgin
emotes.
IkFVICAB TO RENT NEXT TO SIG -
V NAL Ofee. Heated by trot water and
vsutlt to oe.sewUon. Apply to J. P. BROWN.
lRU.
IJOt'SE FOR SALE.-rWO-STORY
11 b, ek-rw.ered recidenos on 8t. David's
frost • all saseer. eonvedeoose. Apply to W.
lit ROhERTBON. *11.
tions as to his mode of occupation and
Lwith brown markings and long Wl, several charges of burglary will be
armed away from mr.place on Dominion Day :
an.lwere to name -Haver. " Any information laid agaioIL him ou Saturday.
regarding the mount elil Colborne
re -
OST. -A BLACK COLLIE DOG, place of abode. It is expected that
crated. OHN D. F me own• BOARD OF TRADE.
.hip !Dunlop P. 0.1
LIOR SALE OR TO RENT. -TEN -
1' reused beset oo Brae atrert with bath
aod Motet; new bpi, atermor, rmor, Appl to
WILLIAM KILPATRICK. God.zlob. 58 -if
110178E TO LET. -ON Nis' WGATE
v 1111 street, next to Mr. Il Allen'a Modern
WEST wAWANOwH 1 et�ntt°t°ptw neSUtlat. 1=rodY1SS *f-
eeBEAet
T, Market street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
best in We have ter sate about thirty town tote.
prises r Rom en upwards• also throe
dwellfpp sod a low tame
Y8 a ILLORAN• Gode-
(7at-711 tau
FIRE I NSU RANCECO.
One of the ' the Prov-
inee. Fixed rate of a0seesment.
Live Stock insured at Its fall
value whether on the farm or
not. No trouble to make adjust -
menta.
R. McILWAIN,
Agent for Colborne.
Nile.
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE THAT ANY
say 5ersboar° erPsalm" effort!
ovum* Neat walla
et'•aerittad, fb
THOR I OMMIRS, Trustee.
1 Rersanes. Josef. ti
k‘.
wee
STAR -COLE LINE
ATR, HURON
Loaves Osdmser
et Oa Meshta
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OLOVIIILIMIL
PAW Idtut),
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
WARNING.
BICYCLISTS
Ore war -ed not to rids eesartOw sidewalks in
say part of the town. n periotir OF prroL'I(•uYt.
TENOR SQA LLK-LARGEstrerDOUBLE
1
a.fbotwo alar. 1saynasi,ws0k.ik
�e was. TN �lzt� •visas 8. W.,
8.015 lYssmto.. &them., tilt.
1D1rE8IDENTIAL PROPvERTY FOR
C.smba �aR �ialiprlVkW �,
taeers as
� t~ s Onea
TAZ4.
THE CANADA TEMPERANCE
ACT.
Public eon e ia that under ame
ven to all whom it
Canaand by •ittne f the
Canada
Temperance .1c[, K S. C. chapter 1x
there will be deposited in the -ollne of the
Sheriff of the County of Huron at the Court
House In tbe Town of Ooderich in he rW
County on the &th day of July. 1911, for public
examination by any person as provided by the
mid Act. a notice addressed to the Honorable
the Secretary of State for the Dominion of Can-
ada embodying a petition 10 His Excellency
the Gore! nor -Germinal of the Dominion of Can-
ada In Council in the Form A. t r the said Act,
to which are appended the signatures of the
undersigned and others constituting at least
one-fourth in number of all the elector. in the
mid County of Huron. to he egret that he
signers thereof desire that. the rote. of all
such electors be taken under the said Act for
and against the adoption of he said petition
for the bringing into form In the said County
of Huron of Peg 11. of the said Act.
Dated this fah day of July. 1913.
FRANK BUCHANAN.
President Huron County Temporancc Allianoe.
J. A. IRWIN. Secretary.
on behalf of themselves sod all the other
Miners of the said Notice sad Petition.
rR SALK-FIVE ACRES OF
Wtd. put of tt 1. R. W., censures
ems, O0 15.
ewe est
'sirs.
sews.
'titsawl 17741114
tl0t
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
TOWN OF 000IEICB.
Many Summer Visitors
Season of 1913 Looks Like a Good One for Ooderich's
Resorts.
From present indications the season
of 1918 will be one of the best in the
history of Ooderich as a summer resort.
Although the season is will young,
there are a large number of tourism
is town, and the prospects are bright
iter tbe remainder of the season.
Tbe Hotel Sunset reports a large
business, acd besides the visitors at
Menesetung Park and the Point. Farm
there are mast at the commercial
hotels and in private boarding-house*.
The Lewis eoua8es along the lake
front also are well occupied.
and Mn. Von Matzke, of Walkerville;
Mr. and Mre. C. B. Shotwell, end Misr
Edith Shotwell, MO. 0. Grindley,
Mr. and Mrs. George Savage, and
Francis, Robert. and Helen Savage,
Mrs. W. B. Campbell and daughter,
Mre. C. R. Wilson, Mrs. Theodore
Goebel, Master Theodore Goebel, all
of Detroit; Miss Adieu' T. Henkel, of
Walkerville • Mies M. Gerard, Miss
Nellie Gerard. both of Windsor ; Mrs.
Drynan and Willie. (7harlie and Nor-
man Drynan, all of Hamilton ; S. M.
Newto'i, R. A. MacArhur, Sara J.
Madeline Grant, Detroit : Mr. and
Mn. Felix ocb. Pittwhurg ; Nr, and
Mn. W. H.RLittlefieId, Brantford ; 8.
B. Clement, North Bay ; B. H. Cle-
ment, Toronto ; Mre. Charier A.
Grant. Detroit; Mt.. Laura Murray.
New York ; Mn. W. 8. Whitmore and
Emily, Cleveland ; Miss lane Sinter.
Cleveland ; Mrs. Levi L. Barbour,
Mme. Mercedes de Goenago. Detroit;
John A. Venn, Detroit ; James G.
Venn, Rochester; Helena T. M. Veno,
Detroit; Mrs. Francis K. Bailey, De-
troit,
The month of August promises to be
a busy one for the hotel. All the
rooms on the first awl second floors
already have been booked for the
month.
Tbe,Blackstoge Orchestra is in at-
tendance }t the hotel every Tuesday
and Friday evening, when the guests
and others participate instances which
are much enjoyed.
M. G. Cameron President' and C. L.
Moore Vice-president.
Efforts to hold a meeting of the
Board of Trade were at art so:cenaful
on Tuesday evening of this week, and
the vacent'positions ent and
vice-president of the Board bare been
filled. M. G. Cameron h u been
elected as president for the remaining
six months of the year and C. L.
Moore, of the American Road Machine
Co., is the new vice-president. With
the support of every member of the
Board both gentlemen promised to do
their beat while in ofliee to advance
the interests of the town along indus-
trial lines. A general meeting of the
Board of Trade has been called for
Thursday- evening, July 24th. when a
report which is to be prepared at a
meeting on Monday evening nett will
be eubmitted for approval. The le(
Doti will include plans for a campaign
for finances and for the carrying on
of the business of the Boat d.
TAKH Ntyrl('K that the municipalcouncil
f the corporation of the Town of OOaa1i
tends toceoatruct a oemen t eldewal k on the south
side of Park street, in the rid town, between
Victoria street and Cambria road . and intends to
armee a portion of the final cost thereofefit[00
the real property to be Immediately
thereby fronting or abutting upon south aide
of Park street aforesaid. between the said
points, and to levy each final cost according to
the frontage thereof. by twenty anoint special
• Ind Mat a statement Mowing
say
merit the via=
es far ea the ease sae be se -
the len revised ease meat roll
otherwise, 1s sow Led VIdles et the
Clerkthe ai utelpsltr. sns for
ins l00 daringwork sea 5.01 ot estimated
to
ins provided oat ei use maws/ Masts of the
maidelea-ty.
A Overt a !Whim will be Mid e0 the 31st
day f Jelly. ENS, at the bar et WOK s'deek • 1.
the waited. ne the omen T fa w
a
tows
a adels•t et Oeetes. ter the pervert -i w
:=Eiser� law
meg fiber 15. Coaseeks sad st.
Masa the 1Nta day of Illy, MIS.
OIL L L. EMOX, Clerk.
T OOAL iMPROVEMRNT NOTIOM.
L TOWN Of o0O)QMCH.
etAXI NOTICII shot
til wrpesstflo M the
unseals tot
Eisi
atemses•resd
EMIRS WILL MR
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WEUDING BELLS.
HOTEL SUNSET
Chas. C. Ler, Proprietor. .
Hotel Sunset.
Mr. Lee's able management of Hctel
Sunset baa rnade this one of the lead-
ing resorts in Ontario, and the large
number of bookings already this ma-
son is very encouraging. The superin-
tendent, Mias Lewin. 0 assiduous in
her care of the gue'•t•. and the office
is in charge again this summer of H.
Earl, Elliott, who hue been so popular
With /antis. -t guests in previous sea-
sons.
The following guests have registered
at Hotel Sunset since June 30th : Mr.
and Mrs. T. Allen, Mr. and Mr.. W.
J• Lind, Mr. and Mn. R. A. Gledhill,
Lloy t, M. P., Miss Lorena Parsons,
Mrs Bale P.at.ons. C. Hair es, Nelson;
G o. 0. Wilet Wilson, all of
De roit; Mri mall and Miss
Bill, of Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Illenbera, of Toledo: Theo. P. Goebel,
Mr. ar d Mrs. G. O. Simmons, of De-
t roi t ; W. E. Braddock, of Bay City ;
G. E. Buriette, of Exeter; A. H. Ire-
land• Tor•nto; Chas. A. Heninger,
Chicago; Mtge M. Wiseman, Mise
Gardener, both of Ottawa; J. F. Feich-
ner, Mee. Geo. D. Grant and children,
all of De to't: J. E. Cantelon, Clinton;
0. E. Monroe, Toronto; C. J. Moore,
of Stratford ; Jean D. Brown, of De-
Menesetung Park.
Menesetung Park never was more
at tractive than it is this year, and the
prospects of a good season's business
never were brighter. Mr. Hamlink is
taking care of a large, number of
guests at the hotel, and nearly all the
cottages have been occupied from the
beginning of the season. Three of the
cottages are occupied by Goderich
families, those of W w. Proudfoot, M.
P. P.. Joseph Kidd a• d F. J. Butland.
Families from outside points are in
the other cottages.
Mr. Butland's well-built and come
modious cottage is much admired.
Struthers -Rogers.
The marriage of Miss Lena L.
Rogers, superintendent of school
nurses in Toronto, and Dr. Wm. G.
Struthers, B. A., medical superintend-
ent of schools in the sante city, took
place in High Park Presbyterian
church, Toronto, on Wednesday atm' -
noon of last week. The marriage
seivice was performed by Rev.
Thomas Rogers, B. A., uncle of the
bride, assisted by Rev. Mr. Graeb,
in.tor of the church. This event is of
terest to residents of Goderich
owing to the fact that the groom
formerly lived here and attended the
Collegiate institute.
Mika -Richardson.
Word was received in Goderich this
week announcing the marriage of
Mims Clara E. Richardson to Geo. W.
Miles, of 8•akatoon, `Mask. The happy
event took plate in the Western city
on Saturday, July 5th. Tho bride is
favorably remembered by many in
Godericb, as she beld a position in
town for some time before going Vest
about a year ago. She was a very
popular young lady socially. and her
services as a soloist in Knox church
choir wet e always heart it y appreciated.
Ler parential home is In Stanley
township. Mrs. Miles has • host of
friends here who join in wishing her
much happiness in her new sphere.
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/Cattails -Mc Kowes.
The Wingham Times of last week
r•perb as follows the marriage of a
Godsrkb resident :
The Charoh of the *sacred Heart.,
WIstrbami _was the .-ens of • very
pretty wedding on Tuesday, June 24th,
at 9.1) o'clock, when Rev. Father
akar united in the holy bonds of
seatrisno ny Mia Margaret McKinnon.
iatigr/ter of Mee. John Molinnon, of
Terabsrry, .ad Patrick Kilgallin.
.1 Aod.eieb. itl
Iles bride wore •ovely
of v.Maelegnes tare and loser-
asd was attended by her sister.
"AM Mammon, who wore pole
bbla din trlssed with glass button..
Dam 0140, o f Stratford. eras
be nese. TIM groom's gifts to kiss
bride
MilMgr i� were ~.alines
pe
Imtb. srobsuismy it
lye a very saMemos.
airlid.Mr. t> Mtb�
away in a
r t,.IA CMM Oa i
listr
midi a ROI
�s k brippy lite
toolbar.
MIT
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MENIaSETUNG PARK HOTEL
D. F. Hatchet. Proprietor.
Masters Harold and Robbie Gledhill.
all of Toronto; Miss Alren. of Galt:
Mr. and Mee. Oscar Rosenberger, Mi's
Dart, nurse, and children, all of De-
troit; Mr. and Mn. Gen. Thompson,
Mise Mal•le Treble. all of Windsor;
Mr. and-Mre. H. H. Sntz and childrer,
C. Monroe, Mrs. O. F. Burke and eon,
Mi.. May robin, Miss Edna L. Wolf,
Mrs. Albert Lodge,Mn. Donald
N*
JOO . Mise MarthRose, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. C. Gale, all of Detroit ; Mr.
troit ; C. R. Pollakowtkv, of Mitchell:
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Gould, of Cleveland:
J. H. Trom nhaouser. Newton Wylie,'
both of Toronto; W. Frank Saunders.
Fred W. Doty, Mies Leta Le Gear,
' Mies Una MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. T.
11.. Premt, Alex. Maunder*. Miss Josie
$sondem. Mies Ali Saunders, all of
Ooderich : Judge Henisler and Mrs.
Henisler, of Baltimore; H. C. McLean,
1 Wingham ; Mr. and Mn. V. R. Miller
land Herbert Miller, Toronto ; Nies
TUE POINT PARRS HOTEL
J. T GeMtlt.rpe, Proprietor
The following have registered at
Menesetung Park : Miss C. E. Mc-
Corkle, Miss F. A. McUcrkle, Miss
1.Marjorie Mc0orkle, Mrs. C. W.1 Mo-
Corkle, Mrs. C. B. Barnes, Mrs. 'F. C.
L'Yommediett, Mr. R. C. Looker, Mrs.
0. F. Looker. Mn. 0. R. Looker, life.
H. K. Campbell, Miss Almeda Ramose,.
Mrs. D. D. Resume, Miss Charlotte
Torrey, Mr. and Mr.. O. E. Burket.
Mr. 8. W. Ramsay. Mrs. M. A. Sulli-
van, Miss N. Christin, Mr. and Mrs.
G. J. Lettermen and family, Mies
Mary McMaster, Detroit, Mich ; Mrs
and lint A. R. Gibson and family,
Toronto: G. C. Mariner and family,
8t. Louis, Mo.: Mon. J. A. McDou-
gall. Walkerville ; Ed. McKeown.
New York Oity ; R. T. Coady, Mrs.
Coady. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ttio..
Holliday. Alias Mary Holliday. Master
Bradley Holliday, Stratford. Ont.;
Mrs. J. 8. Douglas and family, Tor-
onto : Rev. R. W. Dickie and family,
Moatr'eel; Min Isabel Strachan, New
York Olt Mrs. O. F. MacDonald.
Mi" MacDonald, Mtilsllsr
Gras.s*yam Campbell
11 ;
ats
Ye*yamOsmpbell sad f
Landau 1 Kim age J
onto. t Mtee tis y Ts.. ;
Jae. Mazwepaed tititiA7, R 1
MnE. k. . AstamRlnm heti
lir. and Mrs. Mats 3.5.1 ..
Rob.rtsoe. Taranto. Oat.
The Point Farm,
Oki
moFarm is es popator asd sasb.r .t
sad warp
blebs
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