HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-12-4, Page 5TRE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
'GENTLEMEN
erhauling
Vulcanizing
(irinding
Now that the reinter Is here let us
call your attention to the fact that our
work include, Automobile Overhaul -
Ing. Vulcanizing Tires with a new
stream vulcanizer we have just installed
fik•te sharpening and overhauling ,f
tiasoline Engine* and Machinery.
Agents t, r Hudson Autotuobiles,
model, from *VIII) to 1114)50.
EAST ST. GARAGE
Next Town Hall
PHONE 243 0ODERICH
LOCALS -- PERSONALS
gREDIR
ARK
OF CANADA
With Caul in De Bank
Yee Can Buy N
Advantage
You know how everything
costs more vhen you have to
buy on credit. Why not
practice self -dental a while :f necessary, open a Savings Account
to the Union Bank of Canada, and. with the money in hand,
buy at Cash prices? The discounts will help to swell your bank
balance. and you will have made a good start towards financial
independence.
Goderich Brsi F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Pretty Drop Curtain
A credit to any theatre of its size is
the extremely pretty drop curtain
which Mr. J. A. Culver bee secured
for the Star theatre. The curtalu ww
painted in Toronto and certainly does
the progressive proprietor of this
tbeatorium great credit-
Miss
reditMiss Ballantyne Deed
Miss Elisabeth Sarah B.tllentyne,
who war burn in Ooderich and was a
granddaughter of Mr. and Mee J.
Hauler. recently died at her home in
Brandon, Manitoba. She was the
daughter o1 Mr. Warr. HHs11aotyze and
was well-known here. She was buried
in Hcandon cemetery.
MISS CAMPBELL'S MILLINERY
A MILLINERY SALE WITHOUT
PRECEDENT
Another ,.n,stfoo•1 selling event that emphasises the
leaderebip art thi. store. not only first in presenting correct
styles, not only fleet in mine -giving. but first in offering
seasonable rnitlinety- at redue'd prices. Those are fresh.
new productione in the season's latest Paris and New York
style,.
In this sale we ere Riving the women of Goderich
practi
of the
ou an
nity
which allyhie at. tbbe(ore°been offered until far on n January
which bar
or in February.
Miss Campbell
Kingrtnn Street
0
Public School Board
At its last ms•UM en M widay night.
the public school board with regret
received two re iete dons from local
teachers. The retiring teachers are
Miss Miner*, of Vittoria school, and
Mies Nellie Wahine of Central eehool.
An application from Mise Sturdy was
received but it was laid over until •
future meeting.
The contingent committee woe in-
structed to attend to a water supply
for Central school sod the secretary,
was instrnotd to immure floor markers.
Principal Long reported an average
attendance of MI5 out of 374 pupil*
enrolled at Victoria school, ed Miss
Sharman reported an average attend-
ance of 196 out rel 214 pupils ertelled at
Central
id rout during the to l. The treasureer
r
anti during the veer 1110,5147.90.
Brenner Case Postponed
The Brenner case bas been adjourned
until December I$th, when His Honor
Judge Doyle will decide whether an
indictinent lies in the oasr of the King
vs. Kota Brenner. Brenner ie alleged
to have attempted to prevent two peo-
ple from voting at a license reduction
plehiwite last January. He reside) at.
(;rand Bend.
First Large Engine Arrives
The that combination mogul engine
to pass over the OraodTruok between
Stratford and Ooderich came to
Ooderich on Monday night last.
It is one of the regular engines
used en the main Zine and its
number t. W0. The bridges and cul-
verts on this division have re-
cently heen strengthened so that the
railway might run its heavy engines
to lioderich.
W Bells
A Wealthy Tramp
Janne Pierce was not so pool dim
fter
all. Although be was begging
neeamuoget the farmer,* when arrested
by County Constable Gundry, be bad
over 0100 in his pockets, which was se
revealed when he Was arched at the
county jell, where be was taken aa •
vagrant. Hut as vagrancy implies
poverty in its worst degree the auth-
orities will only hold him nn this
,•barge until the case ie investigated.
Crown Attorney Seager regards the
ease aa very peculiar sal will make a
thorough investigation. mune,Pierce, when be gave his mune,
stated that his home was in Montreal.
The money found on his person was in
large bills, one for twenty dollars be-
ing the smallest he carried. The
money was deposited in the Bank of
Montreal here for safe keeping.
Wedding
TelfeeDAY, Dst•. 4, Nib •
T'S RATHER HARP to buy Christ-
mas gifts, isn't it? Not that you dis-
like the idea of giving, but you arra at
a loss to know what will please Father.
You will not have this trouble if you
will consult us, for we are specialists in the
selection of the rig • t gift for the right per-
son.
Hey are just few of the many sug-
gestions we can m: ace to you
• s Praise for Local Undertakers
The nuptial knot was securely tied Although they were practically
"rushed to deetb, • ao tact did the
by lieu, s E. Ford the Victoria
street passooage et the
early hour of bodies of the n• tims m into
their
sleep
six on Saturday morni, when Miss morgue
and they trot very
Lucy McCracken, d...'g. a of Mr. and for about • week. Misers. Brophey
Mrs. lames McVr,. r• of Victoria Bros. tddese are thede rtbeeet ttcredsitfor
the
the
street, was united u.. . ..iage to Mr, way y
Albert Edward Bioe • .ret son of Mr. crews of the vessels lost on Lake Huron,
and Mrs. James 1;v.. . proprietor of which ce ambo re re e r Oode lchasbeoss
the McDonald 1 inert ..g house. 8L Y
David's street. Aft. r the ceremony and besieged on all sides wkh questions
the happy couple left onthere l kicnds, b both
meand � rs entf ehe to all
firm
Grand Trunk train for Detroit,
it, whewere
they probably will make their future usa p• er any ren frbrrti Yibes during
adistance
home, gathered here and were treated in a
splendid manner by the local uder-
Mr. John Rutherford. of 51.. Helens. taker's.
was in town the other day and hunted At the funeral of the unidentified
up his old friend. Deputy Sheriff Cain- victims they had everything nicely
Bron. The two have been lifelong arranged and there we. no confusion
friends. They were the first two whatever.
pupils to enter the school of section: 4,
West Wawanosb, over sixty year's
ago. Forty-eight years later theyCLARK- in (te.derlodi oe November sorb, to
were together on the trustee board of el ,*toe Mrs.mit mimeos.wl. J.
club. Card l�ge
the same section. Naturally when
they get together they begin to talk or old tinter., and on this occasion the
reminiscences were followed by a visit
to the photographer's, who took •cap-
ital picture of the two veterans, who
ate still hale and hearty.
Hockey Enthusiasts
At the laet meeting of the Ooderich
hockey association. held on Tuesday
evening, it war decided not to enter a
team in the Nc tberu League. as was
intimated in the press some time ago
So tar se entering a team in the O.H.
A., inetters are standing in abeyance
for the time being, tett it is likely that
a junior team will be entered end per-
haps an intermediate team also in this
seri.r.- The town league will be "on
deck with bells on" and no doubt it
win make • creditable showing. The
schedule bas not been drawnp yeti
In the meantime erranRement
bre made with the rink management
for practice hour,. etc.
Changes Among Teachers
[here will be several changes among
teacher" in the West Huron inspector-
ate at the end of the Christmas holi-
days.
Mr. W. B. Weidenhammer, B.A.,
for several year. the efficient princi-
pal of the Exeter continuation. school,
has resigned hie position and has been
appointed principal of the Oakville
high sabonl at a salary of 111700 per
annum. His present salary is $1450.
Another well-deserved oroomotiwho
that. of Mr•. George taught
for fifteen years has uc 1y taught
in the Melte public
been appointed to the principalship of
the Zurich school at a salary of $1000.
Mr. Archih•ld, the present principal
of the Zurich school, leaves for Toronto
to continue his studies in the univer-
sity,
Collegiate Commencement Concert
The Collegiate authorities are hay -
fog an entertainment in the opera
house Friday.December 19ih. when the
diploma.' for departmental examina-
tions in 1912 and 1913 will be distribut-
ed. They have second the services of
Mrs. Jeanette J.
• reedier of
great ability. Musical Renege,
umbers will
be provided by our worthy local W -
eat. Proceeds will he rued In procur-
ing pictures for the eehooi rooters and
mounted spectates* of oar native birds
for claw tree.
This M what was said of Mrs. Kel-
twg • {n Ouelph : The poo-
s�a�oabuitEgJ>rs a treat jw the,
e•l•eediseaep wort of Mee. Kenere S-
Tlbsy were Isere than satisoSed, and
her • g•seine artist In bee
biaa and feel there bee been no artist
tit Oeselph to equal her inears."
'1Le ssiselesi will he 2 menu : rr-
teemed seats. 1M casts.
Miss Siemens Dead
Had Their Pictures Taken
BORN
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The world of music—what a gift
Suppose you should wake up Christmas morning to find
that some one had put the world of"music in your stocking.
That's precisdy what you can do for any member
of your family, or any of your friends, if you give an
Edison Phonograph
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Sim Pie eterelis J ism" "I said by
J. F. T.HOMSON, Goderich
FUR MUTHER—A beautiful piece of silver plated
ware- A gift that would be in excellent taste and would
rte greatly appreciated by her.
FOR FATHER—A South Bend Watch. a real luau's
gift- A South Bend Watch will give him • lifetime of
accurate service. It's the most durable and accurate
watch we know of. You can get iLin the very thin de-
sign if you wish. He will certainly he proud of a gift
like thin,
FOR SISTER—A Locket of the (attest• and most ex-
quisite design. She world certainly be pleased with a
gift like this, with a nice chain tat wear it 0o.
FOR BROTHER—A high-grade Fountain pen --one
that never clog• rep, seratelie' nr refu.'e* to write- He
will find it n mighty handy convenience and, tbetefure.
a very .tcceptat.le gift.
FOR BAIre—A Spoon—it's about the nicest gift you
can give ababy.
These ate only a few of the things
wbicn we are thle to suggest., Come en
and look over our very complete 'tock
mond you will get a great number of —
e iggestiuu•.
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DE. PIERCE'S
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You're Sere to be let
With smiling receptions
Whenever provided with
Our Choicest Confections
On the street she will greet you,
At the door she will meet you,
Of the evening's enjoyment
No other can cheat you.
MAKETHEM YOUR MASCOT!
F. E. BURDETTE
Balmoral Cafe The SguLre
'Phone M
J. S. Davey
Corner C'•Ibxirne Street and Square
Selling Agent for
SOUTH BEND WATCHEM
I•T
croStiik fish
The funeral took Oleo on Tuesday
weenies of Mire Jessie Simons. aged
OA years, who died at her re.Meeee,
corner of Cambria road and Nt. David's
street, on Friday sight. Her death
was the result of • strike of pore esla
which she miffsbout two ennntbs
ago sed never reeoeeeed. Bite WIN
born in Drs aid has lived for the
past 9D years here Rhe was 'highly re-
spected and bet• duwhr will he a Mss
to bar Moeda In rellgktn tort. wee • Ree
Iowa Oetbolie end att•ad.d RL Petet'e
Aerate Elbe is,unwed W tae•later,
Um W. OeM�Mtwee
Rev. Farber Mellen celebrated the
requiem mess awl letw riot wee made
1w the Rnest$ Caebolte otenetery at
Colborne. The fawns' took plass
free, bee late madame to Nt. Peter's
ebstsk. Tim hearers wore J
Dot/e. P. T. Deas. Inks Rtory. John 1
Mleivey. Charles Moe, asd Jobe
Dealt
sees haze Imes • atm
awe DWI%
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THANKS CITIZENS
Manager of American Road Machin
Company is Grateful
:car. c. L. Moore• vice-president and
local manager of the American Road
Machine Company, when seen by The
Signal atter tbe bylaw. antborizing
the town council t0 guarantee the
bonds of his coisperty fur g(0 -u10 and
give it a fixed a/vestment for a period
of ter: years. had mimeed• was brateful
for the way the ratepayers had treated
the measure. Among other things he
wished heartily to thank the'c3.d reg-
iment band for their mune on Satur-
day evening. The statement Mt.
Morse made was :—
"Through the columns ofyo°ur tortipeeir
I wish to thank the rate -pal
•ssi•tance both in the getting out of :
voters, wind their votes for the bylaw'
of the American Read Machine Co.
of Canada. Limited, +.cad especially to
thank those who volunteered their see -
vices for the any. as well as the use
of their automobiles and carriages,
•'The tirm is very much elated over
the m►jority that was given the bylaw
and if it is an its power we hope to be
able to give you more than your pres-
ent anticipations have allowed you to
hope for.
'The company feels toot the vote
polled showed that the town h...
ed eontidence in the humble efforts it
has put forth to make grind, and ne
company certainly will not to any
es , . shape or form. allow thio confi-
w,v a the citizens have placed in its to
den., 'tiered."
THE
Star Theaii*
-
Hear Lb. torsi tatsat at the
Star Thoatr e.
Maethe pictures they at s put-
ting en. Three notate pictures
a week, spiend drama end
comedies which mere you est a
Arse -else enter t at all
these.
Local Talent Wanted
Lay person welding to take
ppaarrtt winoblige by elegise at Bee
1)see le the aveMsg M drop •
Bard to the propeleter.
J. A. CULVER
PrOrlstee.
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TSA AND BAZAAR
Ladies&Aealliary of Y. M.0 -A Held Suc-
cessful Entertainment.
She annual tea and bazaar given by
the Ladie's Auxiliary of the Y,M.C.A.
took place in the Oddfellows' ball on
Thursday evening last and wase great
success. The hall, brightly lighted and
waren, with its gaily decorated booth%
and tee
tot covitrast tbeaiomheweetber
outside- The tables were all well pat-
ronised. This •pgeered to he one of
the iseat PlAptiarlretiMs SC WS' y ',yo.
A pteasios ssumieal penfremme• we)
rendered during the serving of tea,
those taking part ware, the Mime.
Heineken, Nairn. Reynolds.Kerslake and
and Clark and Messrs.
Mitchell.
TheLadies Ausihery wish to ex-
press their thank" particularly to the
young ladies or the different churches,
who willing gave their services at the
tan t ablrs and the candy booth. as
to all the kind friends who eonlnbrrt-
ed by their presence and gifts to the I
mesas of the entertainment thus.
'bowing their sysrprnthy with a good
cause and their desire to encourage
the 1 ere le the boost to
theM.U.A. Abort OMw. realised.
Yrefness Gamest be Cured
by Leel r the useasl sea:lb:YesNof the
ssr. Tksse Is wbews astale a+�sste c is . lit,. s teas
1 M t•!'
OsRecJtlaa be. st'Me tats tsM tsaesmvt
d/eewe V a ramblias monad er Mary
thoi s•A .rhes ttWWWs Ma as
toyb �w•r aid t W ioal
will be 0etrwM �.se
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acre. t. a by
se.Nfisa�.i
I hire .e severed Donee ter .ser
ate r.I t IWIaCQ, Toledo Q
(s�m.�4 M •staeA) tMt tis
wag • i :atateb Cees. mewl iter
FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS
For Selling 40 .ts of Our Christmas or Fancy
Postal Cards. 6 in a set for 10c.
FOR BOYS —Ever ready F1aeb•light, Nickle-plated How:ti
Skates., Toni Box with nine Tool., Mrch.tnu
Train with Tender, Coach and Trask, and many others,
FOR GIRLS :old -plated Extension Bracelet. S.
Mactine complete, dainty (tun Metal
Lady Ano Dull Carriage and many inhere.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Moving Picture
wit h
slides. decd us yoor milia tied addree• today. plainly w
we will send cards by retiree OHM. along with big ilio:
alogue of free premiums for boys and girls- When e,J
the money mud we will send premium post paid.
TorontoNovelties Co., Dept. 373, Toronto, Ont.
CLOTHING
That Gives Good Satisfaction
Some buy clothing to
sell. "at a price" ----that
means skimped in cloth,
inferior linings and poor-
est tailoring. I buy with
a view to giving my cus-
tomer clothing such as
he ought to wear, cloth-
ing he will not be ashamed
of in any society. It pays
in more ways than one to
buy good Clothing. Call
1:17:3i.scre aur big stock qf
Sults and Overcoats 1,1 all
the leading styles and at
prices that will please
you.
Bring y Ur boys along.
They'll lik� our new Over-
coats and Suits.
Don't Read This
$7.s0 Waterproofs for $3.75
Aspecial purchase this week.
house was overstocked and we got
cheap. Sizes 36 to 42.
On sale Saturday for
Wholesale
them very
$5.75
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
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