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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-9-4, Page 5Rhode island. The cylinder is now being placed, and in • few days the cheerful bum of the Big Mill will be again heard. Distribution of Peonies. 'The Goderich Horticultural Society will distrihute among its members for 1918 over 300 handsome peonies, each member receiving one plant each. white. pink and toimson. These plants willhe distributed about the 15th of this month and should be planted imme- diately on their arrival in good rich soil about three feet apart and es far from large trees as possible. Care should be taken in planting not to break the tender birds or the blooming season will be rettrded The plants should be set so that the eyes are not less [ban two inches nor more than three inches below the surface of the ground. A liberalamount of well rotted manure mixed with the soil will improve the quality of tbe bloom*, but nn no account should fresh manure come in contact with the roots: it only such is available it should he used only as a top dressing. She had not bene to cod health and due ing this month by Rev. W. J. Ford, ex-presidept of tbe London Conference. Mr. Ford is a brother of Rev. .1. E. Ford, pastor of Victoria street Meth- odist church. Rev. Geo. E. Ross has returnad home and will preach at both services I in Knoz church on Sunday. His) subject in the morning will be: "Main- taining a High Standard," and in tbe evening the eermnn will be of special interest to students and young people. on "The Education Net,essary for Today." Everyone is incited to at- tend. • Another of the efforts for which the Salvation Army is widely noted bas beeeg arranged for. in the shape of the t "harvest festival" effort. Prepara- tions are on foot to make this occasion I one of great success in this town. A series of appropriate meet- iugs is being held by the local corps 1 and ptowiaes to be of special interest and attraction. The good work which this organization has carried through, and the success which has attended its dealings with the more' outcast and forlorn. commands the apt.reciation of all who sympathize with the spiritual and moral needs of the people. No doubt ratans of these will avail themselves of this oppor- tunity to ebow their confidence in such praiseworthy efforts. The local corps will be commencing Sunday school next Sunday at lel o'cicck.. Ail children are Invited. ..r- moo C Toronto. THE SIGNAL : GODRRICHi : Hated with Yr. LoCALTOPICS 8.a�eseistpYb lionu (or tMpespls of Deea't [ the H•s.N Jams ooa- 4sl cert in Noss► the et YtiMiYtt drench a Mteadn bee t&b PettitioAl Peewitrded. ♦s Qodeeie<t to pear oese Ot Atiwie•'• Moa J D. Masco's Visit. While the t}ov.srameat AMMO* A....lirri. layuing• in the tyot is he did day ororoi i. Tilted her and pai3 Ib Mayor Reid. thea rrspecie to the Hoa. J D. Haus. Miaistel of Matins. who was nbb rd Thi Harold Jarvis Coming. on a top down the lake. end uthe rase bars ot the were party, � Mr. King has been euoceesful in eluding Immuring the celebrated tenor, Harold automobile ride a1•out the town and Jarvis, for a concert in North street ezptessed themselves as delighted ' Methodist church on Monday evening. will, to appearance. Yrs. Hazen waft September 15. Mr. Jarvis is beard all so taken with the town that she suugg ' too seldom in Goderich, and there will Kt ,1 t lunger stay bete, and es thisdoubtless be a targe audience to greet wa, ,1„possible 00 the present trip we 'biro, especially as the admission price mal- le.p.e to have the Minister and hie ; will be only 25c. Remember the date. lad} among our summer visitors nett • Monday, September la. Fere winner at Ninety -Two. Interesting sermons were preached The Canada Temperance Aet pelt- greatest singers. tlous, aceopp•ni by moots and other documents required by statute. Mee been forwarded to the Secretary of State eit Ottawa. Tnuassa". Sere. 4. Illi $ EAST STREET GARAGE ;�.s from for our Exhibit at the Fair WE WILL NAV': o n exhibition several Barrie Gasoline Engines, from 6 to t2 h. p., and will have one in cperation on the grounds. Intending buyers or anyone con- templating the purchase of a Gasoline Engine should not miss the opportunity of seeing the Barrie Engine in opera- tion. The Barrie Engine is substantially built of the best material obtain- able by first-class work- men, the price is reason- able and they give good satisfaction. Don't miss this opportunity. A large party of motors Toronto was is town over Sunday night. They left Toronto Saturday afternoon, were at Brantford over- night, and reached Goderich by way of Lood3n. They returned via Stem - ford and Berlin. la •dditioo to twen- ty-one motorcycles, several ot Ibsen with extra basket teats.'there ware four rooter cars and • Dunlop repair car. There was one lady in the petrty. The machines were accommodated at the East street garage. vest. Deputation to Toronto. Thecommutes appointed by the in Knox church Tut Sunday b Re • v A .,table achieremeed is that rat Board CHURCH NOTES. y� of Trade in connection with the John Newell, if Seringf3eld, 0., who 1 \t'iu. Green. Trafalgar street. county electric roads proposition held who at the age of ninety-two years 1 •meeting on Friday evening and made hens taken several prizes for needle- , arrangements for a deputation to Tor- work onwork .t the Torout.o 1Jzbibition this �� w interview the Hydro -electric As One o 1 Styr A f the pioneer „wen Commssion. The deputation. com- et this district MIA. Green haft paarsda section or Andrew Porter. Dr. Holmes Methodist church will be held at the ♦ active life. but abs is still bale and sad fi. E Hndt is sena today. urbow on Mon- et seed! Goderich is proud ie harts(:sea f b y P 'dig Express Shipment. Rev. Wm. Baird Meikleh•m, of sets. Glasgow will conduct both Death of Miss Carrie Shipley. (1a Monday one of rue largest 'B University. Thr death of Miss lifter:* Shiple, 1God ebess shwasrOts deliver ered by�the next Sabbatth..in servicesat the (federich Seeptember' Baptist Seats daughter of Mr. and Mn.'hos'.1 Canadian Express Co. to the Western free. All welcome. Rev. Mr. Pollock Shipley. Clinton, occurred at Winne -' Canada Flour Mills Co. It was w will officiate 00 the other three Sat ppeegg on Sututelay morning last. Miss i Dew cvlioder for the engine disabled baths in September. Shipley left Clinton the preriuus !several weeks ago. the „weight being to the absence of the pastor of Notth Monday.intact/ to visit bre aunt, •0001bs and the express charges $5.9f1 street Methodist church on his heli - occupied the pulpit a the morning service. and Rev. G. Gomm, of Dun- gan0oo, in the evening. The regular month'', social evening a of Victor:a scree t of the Eureka class ignrous, and P eery pe �` y home of alias Irene '1'b lies a • expert warden McNay eau 10 join it d. September S. All are invited to r. et ort . attend. sell a rand old lady arnoog its - si. (it! . T. binsoo, at Regina- The shipment was from Providence• days, the slervices will be conducted b wit,ned hoped She bad a sechange ere attack beoedt her. of seasickness on the boat on the way up the Likes and after her arrival at Winnipeg bears failure ensued, with fatal result. The remains were hrought back totep and the funeral tek psa twin sistern. this afternoon. The deceased was L W. Levis, of Wiogham, formerly of Godericb. A Good Job Well Done. The Bell T Iepbooe Co. is ttoiehiog its job of petting the telephone • sires op the Square underground. First s ditch three feet deep and • toot wide was dug around the /equate, with the exorpt•oft of one block. and in this ditch conduit pipe was laid aid firmly fired with cement. At the head of each tenet le:.ding to the Square • mach( le was wean octet:, and through three manholes the Mg cables, each, carryip .over eight hundred wires were led into the conduit pipes. The work was quickly and neatly done, thele being no delay end the toad being nicely cleaned off after the ditches had bee n fined in. The Bell T.Iephone C,•. and the men iu charge lit the work deslerve great credit for the way in wb:ch the job has been carried through ; it has been a rewrite tie•n et what can be douse with capable Notes from the Harbor. The steamer Thomas J. Drummond arrived on Tuesday with 90,(8(0 bushels of wheat for the Goderich elevator, The Government steamer Lady G,ey. •eul.c •t i.1 wauageweot. arrived Monday night on the return trip ft om Pcrt Arthur. with Hon. J. School Reopening. D. Meson, Minister of Marine, on Tue.day was the opening day of the board, and left on Tuesday afternoon .cbools for the fall term. The p :pile for the south. Eddie Watson has installed • new 6-b.p. Grey motor in tbe hull formerly owned by Joe. Tremblay The planking on the highway bridee over the C. P. R. near the edition is in a bad condition. There are two dangerous holes at the wast end of the bridge. The new dredge, which hitbertn has been without a name, is oow the Gnde- rieb, and the rebuilt dredge, formetly of Victoria scbeul ars baying an extra w•rek'► holi4iya. Weather strips are Ing placed oo the window., and the work is accompanied by such noise Thu it was detidead to dismiss the. sch,o1 until nett Monday. Torte is no change in the school .rare At Victoria school Principal LIou is aasi•ted by Mies LeToosel. Miss Miners, Miss Marion Fraser, Mies Kate Watson. Mine Wiggins, Mi•s Parsons, Miss Veva Watson and Miss Dickson. There are 375 pupils on the -roll. At CenrriA schen' the •tesf is : Miss Sharman. principal; Miss Burritt, • Mies Graham, Mir Stoddart and Miss Clark. There are Sig pupils enrolled. The ('ollegiate losaitute staff is as hdtows : J. P. Hume, B.A., principal: H. 1. Strang. B. A.. LLD.. A. M. Roberton, M. A.. Mise Clifford, M. A.. Miss Hadge, B. A.. Miss Lilian Frn.e-r and Mrs. Dared°. The attend- ance is about 175. '+Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory." s•taday afternoon a sprcitl service was held in the Lytic Thesere coder the auspices of the Student: Bible Seri.•ly of Brooklanad, Wasbingtpo, 11 (' The sety:ce was in charge of six young Oleo of that Society. The theatre was crowded slid Mr. Gerald Barry addressed • very attentive attdi•;nceon the subjest of "Heaven, Hell and Purgatory." - The lecturer introduced the subject by stating the d)'Terent beliefs as te the hereafter, and dealt pueril -A.. a wieb 11.e views EVANGBLIIlr IAKBT. of Protest.sa,•Re disagreed and the with the (-embolic belief in Purgatoe7, ani ar, e t hough 'here wag • the Arnold:, has been renamed the Menesetung Nearly tbe whole of the cold dredge as it now stands is new. $li.000 having been spent 011 it by the owners, who now have a Fret -class dredging out lit The teplanking of the north pier bas been completed. and a similar piece of work oo the river breakwater is about half doe.•, six hundred feet of new planking baying ben laid. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Nnw 1. the time to get reed, for tbe tong wiedMecyworkasmaie riair Smith'sprocurii s Art Store. lestreetiar rices trove. ikepsen,ber i. bene. four Dew 1.11 rule. 1t not already ordered. Mould be attended to at anew ham tbe Tailor guareoteea rotistac- Wos V style ear. and et. Geo. Bisset has purchased from F. J. Pridham a want lot on Newgate street and will build on it. The steamer Cite of Detroit will make the last all of the season at this port on Saturday morning. W. Hutchison, of Georgetown, formerly of Golerich, has taken a position in t be East street barbershop. The electrical goods store on West strut opened a few weeks ago by M. I. Higgins. of Stratford. has been closed. The first load of new oats this sea- son was delivered at A. .1. Cooper's warehouse by W. F. Young. of L•.yal. The ample was extra good. M r Mona Waite locutionirt will assist at the HatoTd Jarvis con- cert in North street Methodist church oo Mooday evening. September 15. A runaway horse with a buggy ittacbed ran through the court Some park this morning and eninebow ren other missed the trees and benches in ire way. It was stopped with n^ dam- age dost to e it her horse or vehicle. The new Star Theatre, on the welt aide of the Square. opens on Friday night. Mr. ('ulcer has taken great pains to make the theatre as attrac- tive as possible, and with the good line of films be intend.. to put on be should have a large patronage. The heed concerts the past week have hewn greatly enjoyed by Gas town..people. Per misers' weeks the band was unable to furnish the reenter eoocevta on account d a leek of comet *rioted their. t players, hot Tom Waters. for mos heaven sad a bail, the gout of • Pee•D° • n on the job, and betides the ' year. the "old reliable" of the is whoathe bolt' Iit4 so was l isa- regular Thursdaymight mase•% eta uali t ere--• somalleod to atlas* pines. mire wee Rives Nagger web[. 1iK •leo• Ih fire Ares fee else revile On -1 the • e..,.....its • f CJ mu...•s a w. Gane 1, C-..wei Atfe•re•wy AMlet le timer •iree 1 •n Itf (IN 1 shwle i •'•'b a tee ley e.4.1 p.l ins ityi•i. 11 sed 1-ind- s ir, 1Y few went so 1.... Nit char•. ing up to date hie magma' net the IN. Cr Iva tt''P••t**gado insthe .•ieeeiwg pion Laser• Ant. 1t was {weeweed ~ "tl+Hien Pss'„P.evewt'anJ Veiteere." that ;hie,hn..l.1 les bssned thew yeses BORN. HANNA. -At Hamilton. ot. Sundae Augu.t NIM. to Sr. and Yen E. Hand. a daughter. KILLORAN.-In Ooderich. oo Thunla> September Clink to Mr. and ria*. James L Killoran. a daughter. YacMATH. -At HN.•ide Farm Godeticb • township. on August 31a11. to Mr and Mra S. R. riacMath. •sr 'William Good wins. DIED. SHESRDOWN.-In OoIbor'oe on, Moods. Sayteobar lent. Edith Saye. beloved wide. t . J, c. Sheardown. e It Should Interest You Huron Gasoline Engine & Machinery Co. ALWAYS OPEN 'PHora 243 Iltinio Bak Toney Orders 11/----A!la Save Tr.lble and Loss �� IBy mean. bi the Raqk Money II "" Owhirl w issue, you efts se•od sums up to SS/Orders w anii point in Canada !Yukon ezerptedlor to an y of the priaxipa! cities of the United States with minivaum coat and tremble and absolutely no risk or loss. Orders for sums up to $.i cost ic.-from $5 to $10, etc. -frons $10 -to -.$30, 10c. - from 130 to $50, 15c. Use them. $8,375,1111 Toto Awls (Ow) • $7S,81t111 Davide+n, a supply minister of the Benwiller circuit, and he gave a fine discourse, (eking hie text from the 1erb chat or of John. The bereaved one, have the syrups' by of the Leigh - bre bond. !Uro. Butt was a consistent member of the Methodist church. TL•tte1DAY'd FIRg.-A disastrous Bre took pace on Tuesday afternoon in which Warner Walter lost his baro with hie whole season's crop, Aldo three valuable horses ; and John Steve ns lost his entire building*, alio a horse and some iruplet•,ent.a, all that wa. saved fr the fl imes beiug the furniture. Mr„ Sevens did not carry a very heavy insurance, so that the loss will be consideral 1� Noyes .-C1iR,rd McCartney spent COLBORNE. WEi:r1 DAT, Sept. 3rd. TUE LATE Mise. BVTT.-There died , at the residence of her daughter. Mrr. Luther D. Attie. near Beomslier, on Friday, August 22nd. Matilda Penne- baker, wife of the late Henry But►, aged seventy-three year!• after an i11 - nese of several months' duration. She leaven to mourn her demise one daugh- ter, Mrs. Allyn ; one sister. Me. Ste- phen Butt. of Benmiller ; two brothers, Samuel, of Clinton, and Joshua. of Poit Huron. The funeral took place from the residence of Mr. Attie on Sunday afternoon to Colborne' cemetery. Those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Butt, of Tuck Mn. J. rsrnith Mrs. J. 13. Diosdele. of Kippen Petty, of Hensel' ; Mr. ;ad Mev. William Palmer. of Godericb; Mre. Geo. Nott, of Clinton : Mr. Brown and Mr,. S. Pennahaker. of Clinton. and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Westentt, of Hamilton. The service b s Ddu ted at the house and gra 7 ' s *Ire rev 06.41....”. se a•�.•Le`k, li hane sour{i t 11.r•ry is Is glare aweeher adelre.,e len the Lytle 'Mester. The subject ese.esweeed l 'The Two Reser- •tsetieae : Rodhe Oslesthl. Bodies awresteisr (1 One. Idet0 • wgn. Ms: it wan held over nplH 11.e ren viewer a then l)rtsrio Ma tes wlweh will be completed▪ ef The week, est maim be members of the ieegal f etersiy sax orsese ! t1 now be :seared may. Jae. aeltaidl. L. err THE NEW A MARKED COOLNESS exieu between usaod even Our Very Best Patrons Yet, this amine- .., esn•natiug frour Our Soda Fountain and delirious ICE CltEAM MAKES ti's MANY WARM FRIENDS F. E. BURDETTE Balmoral Cafe The Square 'Phone 54 Sunday on the Maitland 0. R. and Mrs. Forster (pent Sunday in the t county town ....Ezra Durst was down at Toronto Exhibition last week with la bunch of chickens and succeeded in landing a few prizes. Me. W. B. Forster attended Toronto Exhibition last week, also spending a few days at the home of her son Russell, at Locust '•Hill... . D. F. Schwann is haring his borne printed this week. Mr. Snazel. of Ooderich, ha.. the 2ontract.... Harold Forster and family spent the week -end at the former's parental home. POWELL Star Theatre on the Square Opens on Friday night Everything fresh, bright and attractive A fine .election of films for the open'sg sights. Rome an I see our es' mforte Me, Dory hour. SV. inl.nd tri eoa- dart a pi. -i tyre theist re th.t shall lie eer.'nd t n.•oe, and our palr,•L• may rely upon Arse -alar screen is every respect. Admiseiurt 10' and GROCERIES PURE FRESH W. J. Pclwell ii•M•1•011. APB Our Sale Is Ended But don't forget that you can get good value here for your money the year round, and our stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing, such as Suits Pants Hats Caps Sweaters Neckties Suspenders Socks Overalls Etc., etc. is the largest and best as- sorted in the County 'ot Huron. Give us a call. Our excellent values will be sure to please vou. M. ROBINS The Square Open evenings till A p. m. Lyric Theatre The House of Quality and Refinement Showing nothing hot the most up - to - date and highest - class Motion Pictures obtain • b l e. A complete change of program each Tues- day, Thursday a n d Saturday. Songs at intervals during the week, also Good Clas- sical Music each night. This Theatre i. sprayed and verified rash nicht with the OOP of the noted "Enemy SraAY." The esrenfort of the palnoow of this Theatre is always most carefully coneideted. TO SPEND A PLEASANT EVENiNG, ViSIT THE LYRiC ADMISSION 10 Atm s CENTS TUBS. AND W ED. SEPT. tad -Seel J. A. CULVER, Pet., iM nr Another Special Feat ure F. WOOLLCOM 1 E, Manager Goderich Branch. VACUUM CLEANER The undersignei having leased the Hyslop gasoline Vacuum Cleaner iron \fr. C. C. Lee. all orders for cleaning will receive prompt attention. Housekeepers will find the Cleaner • great help in the fall housecleaning. and the expense is not great. Orders may be left at Lyric Theatre or dwelling, or tele- phone No. 302. Terms Cash GEO. BUGGINS PAINTS TURPENTINES VARNISHES AT COST PRICE As we are dierontinu- iog these Tines, we will clear our stock et COST PRICE ED. LYNN- ��'t. rT STREET IIODERICH GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS *10.00 TO WINNIPEG via CHICAGO AND DULUTH Proportionately low rates to Edmonton and iademediage .tatlsaa SEPT. 5 -From all stations Toronto to North Ray te919499 ewe wait tAereott in Ontario. Harsee•t Help ',pedal train wilt leave Toronto at d P ase September stk. ria Guelph and Stratford. 1 he Grand Trunk Pacific Ratlw•ysa the .Meese and Quick- est route between Winnipeg. Saskatoon Edmonton. WESTERN FAIR. LONDON Goderiob to London and Return 31 90 Sept. 3. et 7, & IU, 13 31.55 Sept A tl, ld All tickets valid for return until Monday. Sept. Iitb, 1913 Full Particulars from F. F. Lawrence a Sens. Town Passenger and T•ckel Agewt 'Phone e. THE BIG DISTRACT FAIR Goderich Industrial Exhibition WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY -- FRIDAY SEPT. 17 -- 18 19 (irand Displays of the Agricultural, Horticultural and Manufactured Products of the Huron Tract The Prize List has been revised al.d improved, and greater interest than ever before is being taken by Exhibitors. Intending Exhibitors are requested to make their entries as early as possible with the Secretary. A GREAT PROGRAM OF SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS has been arranged, including THE BALTON TROUPE Europe's Best Aerial Acrobat::, direct from New York, in wonderful and thrixling performances. DE RENZO AND LADUE in their great comedy revolving pole act. Other Special Features seen only at the Big City Shows. HORSE SPEED INC CONTESTS Big program for both Thursday and Friday Come to the Ooderich Fair and have the best time of the )ear. ADMISSION 25c — CHILDREN 10c ISAAC SALKELD. .1. ADES FOWLER. President. Secretary.