The Signal, 1914-1-1, Page 5r
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Next Town Hall
PHONE 243 OODERICH
THE
Star Theatre.
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HOW SHALL 1
SPEND MY
WINTER EVENINGS?
A MUSICAL EDUCATION
is a very essential accomplish-
ment tor every young person in
modern life. Now that the
long winter evrnibge t 1]alote
tea the question prssrAjaftself:
"How shall 1 .pend my spare
hours in order to deriver from
them the greatest plg'asure and
profit ?"
To those de.irinz to eom-
rnenee a .tndy of '
PIANO PLAYING
we would recommend the
Heintstnart t Co. Pi,wo. Be-
ginners end It an esay instru-
ment to play and the sweet
quality of the tone ptadaeed ie
an encouragement to the muaio
student.
James F. Thomson
Agent for Heintinwn k Co,
Ptanw
YOUNG MAN
If you art wise toeugb to take
wrovisywno boa of Ar -
Orr Delicious Confections
whoa put make that env- templated
peen's* esti, eau ten ring I be hell
in full eneilideriest that your tecep-
F. E. SURDETTE
Beirserel Cate TM Smarm
'Phone 04
LOCALS •m PERSONALS
-masa Boveleapr•t the, holidays
at Wharton.
- Mr. John Youngson spent Christ-
mas out of town.
-Mrs. W. A. Coulthurst is visiting
relatives in Toronto.
- Mr, ThotneW Legg visited friends
in Anburo last week -end.
-Mrs. J. T. Goldthorpe is visiting
e1 Hamilton red Dundas.
-Mr. Ernest Clark visited friends
Ile Clinton over Christmas.
--Mr. Cleo. M. Orummett is home
from Cabri. ki•sk., for a•viait.
- Mr. Wm. Filltsky, of Detroit, is
speadieg a abort visit in town.
-Mr. and Mn. F. C. Brandt and
children 'pent Christmas at Berlin.
- Mr. W. J. Hale has returnei to
Toronto. after visiting his mother,
Mrs. H. Hale.
- Miss Maude Hale, (of Toronto, is
visltlag her mother, Mrs. H. Hale,
Park etre. t. The regular meeting of the Goderich
-Misses Jean and Anna Lawson. of brach of the Women's Institute will
Detroit. ars "peodieg the holidays ■t be held in the Temperance ball on the
their home. evening 9f Jenusry 8th in tbe form of
- Mr. J. W. Graham. of Detroit, it boz social for the members and
Mom Ohritmas Day wito hut parents friends, the Indies providing well-filled
at 8beppardton. boxes. Games and a good programme
-Mrs. James F. Thomson and leas- wall be provided for the evening's en-
ter billy spent the Christmas tide at tert•inment. A short business meet-
lirantlord• ing will be beim in the afternoon at 4
-Mr. Leerier Dyke is borne from o'clock.
Vernon, B. (.. for a holiday visit` of Family Rs -Union
►evetarwlowaa -e w
- Mn. Boyd and Miss Beth Boyd i -A happy family re -union took place
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mks. IC. Christman Day at the home of Mev
Hanna at Hamilton. I Amy, East street, in honor of Miss
-Mr. add Mrs. E. 8. H•lr, of Strut- Margaret Amy and her friend Min
he west.
ford, spent Cbrivoueswitb the former's MFFriends frog distance were: Mr.
mother, Mn. H. Hale. I and Mrs. BertAmyMr. and Mrs.
-Mr. Edward Lundy and daugh-
ler May were the guests of Mr. end Mrs.HarNorrisoand daughter. Moe MrMs.
Mn. \t, alter Moose last week. Mrs. and littfamle
son and airs.
- Mr. add Mrs. Jock Campbell, of \Vm. Amy andaantlwas.Harold.
Port Colborne, are spending the boli- A very pleasant day spent by
all present.days with relatives le town.
--The W.C.T.U. will bold • silverBisset-Hess Nuptials.
medal mutest on the venting of I At the hose of the bride's parents.
Jane try loth. Keep the date. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hew, Zurich, on
- Ton.. Sanest and Miss Mettle , Christ mar' Day. the marriage took
flaquwr, of Medicio. Hat, are visiting : place of Mss. Freda Hess to Mr (Jordon.
relatives in town and vicinity. jBisset, eon of Mr. Samuel Bisset, Reeve
of Colhorne toe nship, and Mrs. Bis-
set. The wedding ceremony was per-
tained at 12 o'clock noon by Rev. Mr.
Miter. pastor of the Lutheran church.
in the pi emote of the Immediate rels-
ti wee of the bride and groom. The bride,
who was given away by ber father,
was gowned in white silk crepe and
carried a boquet of bridal roses and lily
of the valley. The wedding marco
was played by Min Celia Hess, sister
of the (wide. After thecu.fomary fes-
tivities the happy couple left on a trip
to Londou and Toronto, and on their
return they will make their home in
the handsouw residence just completed
on 84 it ford Heights. The groom isnne
of the subatancial young men of Col-
borne too end and be and his Nide
here the gond wishes of a lost of
trieddr. Tt.e gnwm'r wadding gift to
the bride was a pearl necklace and tc
the pianist, a peer) brooch.
THE SIGNAL GODERTCH --tONTARIO
-Joe Doris. Berlin.
-Prank Idwatlde, /lh•tltiam.
-Ulm Roe• Aitken, Port Ool orne.
-lass M. Tbsrlow, Tomato.
Editor Fell in Guelph
While ie O5.Iph last 11110111 ale
short visit. Mr. James 111 eidtor
of The Godeeieh Star fell en Um side-
walk and suffered • versos shook.
He rturtosd home, but did net glue a
FIRST NOCXIY PRACTICB
Local Fags are PI.isad mil Playas Mahe
Good Sheering
Local funs were la guest gin on
a Monday night last. wimp Ike Seat
hockey practice was Imid. Although
the weather bas been Warpoor for
lea making, the ice wait alrl good
th
p and e boys showed of what kind of
work and be is slowly recoveries from
bis fall.
Mr. A. E. Bradwin Recovering
Mr. A. B. Hoidens, editor and
Usher .1 .1 The Signal. who bas !seen
confined to his bowie for the past 10
days, 1s stightly improved to -day.
His.pbysicen state that it will be at
least two weeks bake, ha will be able
to leavebie4ed.
Hydro 'f utter On ' ""
Withcut any demonsltration" of any
kind the hydro for power purposes
and street I ghting, was turned on lest
Sunday. Owing to some of the wires
becoming short-circuited, it had to be
shut off and the town power was
•gain utilised. Or. Monday the
hydro was again tried and worked
satisfactory.
To the Electors
Having been placed in nomiaatiot.
for the town council, and having been
asked by • number of ratepayers to
allow my name to nand, I ■m before
you as •candidate. As you know, my
oterests arra in the town of Goderich,
and If elected 1 promise to do my
duty without fear or favor.
Yours sincer'ely.
E. R. W I 11 I.E.
Will Hold Social
-Miss Cora Washington left on
Monday for Chicago, where she will
outer Wesley Hospital as a nurse -in-
training.
- Mrs. John Halliday and daughter
Miss Delphine. wade a *bort trip to
Auburn on Strode y, where they visit-
ed ft tend..
- leer. ,Hud Mrs. J. G. Emigh and
Miss A. Emigh, of Blyth, spent ,
Christmas Day with air. end Mrs. A.
E. Bradwin.
-Uspt. and Mrs. Baxter, And son,
Alfred, wbu bad been vtaltiug rela-
tives in (Joderich for several week*
their borne iu Chicago on Tuesday
sant nine.
- Mr. Frank Foster, of Toronto,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Foster, St. Patrick
ler ea, over the Christmas season, has
leturued home..
CHRISTMAS VISITORS
- Mr. Frank McDonagh, of Toronto. NOMINATIONS
--Miss Minnie Campbell, of Sarnia.
-din Annie Campbell. of Totowa.. IN TOWN HALL,
- Miss Irene Pridham, of Ayr.
- al r: -Fred Robertson, ut Ottawa,
--Mr. mud Mrs. Harry Robertson, of t•esttseed from page t•
Stratford. that what be hadreviousl remarked
Yr. Dan Wiggins, of Saattwo, was quite eucient.
Harry WtRgiva sltrod 1Htss m
Coun. Lsithwaite said Chet le bad
Vets Wiggins, of Toronto.
. ! heen in the council seven ears and if
-Mr. Ublfutd Gledhill, of Toronto. the electors thought be was Aft good
grave.
r; v. 1. W. Kilpatrick, .•[ Bel I and would vote for bile he would do
=slue Nisi Knox, of Toronto. 1 los eery beet for the own.
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cuff anti (alum. J. H. McClinton thanked the
daughter, of Btmatfotd electory for the support be had re-
-Miss 'ttrmeneer Thorns', of Tor- 1etsed and stated that tbe coon -
onto. ell had done its he.t for the town. He
-Mr", Donley Johnston and daub .was nod -committal as to whether be
ter., Dorothy and Mildred. of Preston. I would stag in the field or not but
-Mr. horniestLewis, of °mows, would decide later.
-- Mr. Jack Proudlout, of 8aakaWom. The chit[ plant in the pl«tform of
-a/.. John McLeod, of Sault Ste. Coup. Moser was the numbering of the
Marie houses which he considered r great
-Mr. Herb. Maedel. of Detroit. necessity. He would do his best for
-Mr. Roy aegele, of London. the town if re-elected.
?
-Mire Flotence. !{suede!. of. Detroit. ; ON BOTH 81LKS
-Mr. and M,e. Chas. Arwatrong
Coun. W. B. Graham, es chairmen
and rhtldtvn, of Toronto. ' of the parks committee, deviled •
-Mr. Hutt! M. e. Waller Buchanan statement made early in the evening
and rAlldrer., of Toronto. ) by ex4Couneillor Rohl. Elliott. that
vrll Mr. Clarence Yount, of Walker- i the councilors were making money. He
liloaetra! TAtsrtmtost stated, that Mr. Elliott wee en both
--Mr. t, of eon' o.
vadat the fet►rts.7rrt wee always an
-Mr. sad Mr., B. H. McCreath, of ,the winning aide. H. thought the ma
.ltus council last year d done everything
-Harvey Given". of Toronto.
id the best way that they knew how.
-Fred. Sbaneon, of Ottawa.
BEST IN CANADA
-Mr. Grafton Burdett', of the Bank
! A new &spirant, Mr. Freak Elliott.
of Commeree, Exeter.
blies Mollie Neville. of Detroit. I 112"1" "I" "limo( 1"tynigins- Ho
- amid Mr*. %Vilour McColl and
mese not 'successful wheal tter were
child, of Toronto.
My. Win. Mantuan. cif Cleveland. ter ip chbmate of outsiders but green
I Moo control they were 0410.
, -Mr. W.11 Prig day. ot tmi. nit. eeesiful. As 11 IMIttlinr. he teduted to
-41yo Otani', Tarnow.
t.
You Get Bilious
&COMM Your Liver is Lazy
You get • teem snack talim year Byer refuges se de las
"t=The Mk doss me dem Teo Mmes. cormiparwl.
mom Insarad of Tea Mee that "' bitirr es
'and' ewe err bilesanme
TMy smile thailiews de he rearti-misagitien the
argerm auk maim le palest MO& Me. lisidh
CHAMBERLAIN'S TABEETS
factory. This he "aid. w•e
the haat of its kind in Canada. Flom
his remeeks one reheat kids. that the
eounell's record was cote poeed of not b -
lag but ahorter.mings.
Mr. Harry Morrie made a env little
ridden.. He stated that the teasell
had been "bort of food., otherwise
qtr eater and better wort wound have
been doss.. He was a great market
enthaelast but be did nos aprons of
lifeelwg 11.stmMi.b.d i• the GU market
heating. -Make the market Inds'.'
for the farmers," he "add. "A farmer
most haw. • place for his wagon and
by doing this it eweoaragee his coming
to tows,- he A.eler'ed.
' .Mr. P. J. Ryan, the Inst speaker,
Meted that he had Moa nosaleat.d
without lee enamel, bot after edaeld-
miMf tib water Mfr Rind derided to
may la the fie
ales los and p l..d good asked
la
'~
ir
, Shortly More ria tore
.
in
eseW they were made of. The inter-
mediate team "bowed up very well sod
with a few good practices, there is so
doubt but that they will make things
"hum." \Vbiie the juniors will likely
take a creditablyshowing this year,
the sbowsd a ack of torobinetion
end worked an IndivWnal game e11
through. Both teams did sums good
stick handling.
The practicilasied an hour and tor
the last leo minutes the ietarwtediatM
rroieed sticks with the juniors. Mr.
John Wiggins. as coach, certainly
handled his teams well and with co-
operation on their part, the local teams
will certainly bring the laurels to
Goderich this season.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Union Baak Has Had s Prosperous Year
And Shows Good Returns
The 19th annual statement of the
Union Bauk of Canada fur this year
ended Sitb November ie the best ewer
issued by the hank the net profits
amounting to $730000 es compared
with $70n.t1110 fur the previous year.
Other evidences of the bank's. pros-
perity1s gathered from an examination
of the report. Destoeite increased
from $35,0110,000 too fltdi.500,Ott0. Cur-
rent loans stand at $18.43000 as com-
pared with 145,000,000. The total
assets now amount to 11 7.0,00$.
baying increased during the year from
SI ,40$.0110. That the year bas been a
prosperota one is further sbewn by
the fact that the directors have seen
St to gine a bonus of 1 per cent to the
sh•rebolder., meklug, the total dis-
bursement tor the year 0 per eent.
lenmedlarely available assets antount
to nyer 34 per cent of the liabilities
a011*bom the*l.uak to b.rin a very
strung position. In common with
every other Ivtnk which has reported
to date the Union Bank tenni 11).1 the
mtost prosperous year in al histo. v.
COLBORNE
NOMINATIONS
4( 'sot lased trews pare 1.1
Colborne township to the eth cnn-
ciesion, and it was the opinion of the
speaker that if the drain takes this
course it would have to he extended
across the township to Mi . Stra ugh• n's
farm At Beamiller, incnrnr.g a cost of
tbousanos of dollars. Mr. Young raid
be was glad there had been little
criticism of the expenditure during the
past year. There were instances when
there night have been more economy,
but yet much mote "hould hare been
spent in improvements.
THE SCHOOL QUESTION
The question of conito •j ted schools
was introduced add favorably com-
mented upon. Mr. Young advocated
a movement along there lines in pref-
erence to that of the la•t two yeas
with all their envy, strife end
farling.
Isaac Hetherir.aton, in ,t brief
speech. aunounred himself as a email -
date for re-election.
1119 SEAT STOLEN
Jas. Chisholm was next called upon.
He aroused the ire of several in the an-
dienee by declaring that his sent in the
council was'etolen frcns him last year.
He expressed his belief that ret.rpayers
from A.hfii.ld and Gu.lrrich townships,
whose mune. ebnuld not have twee on
the roll, polled their votes Against him
past year He intimated his intention
of staying in the fight.
A WORDY BATTLE
When Clow. Rolrrteon took the
plat [ono to explain his attitude on the
telephone qua -t• , the excitement,
remelted its herebt1.. tor. he en-
g.g-d in a wordy warfare with "Rod."
Young. J N. K-rnighan, Assresoe
Rohm -term, Tax Collector Hamilton
and others. The conflict sulri.l.d
without any physical injury on either
A WARM SCAT
Levi Snyder posted that be had been
askee to offer hitn.elf 'ea.a councillor
for 1914. He did not know whether it.
was .dwisable or naw. as a mist in the
Colborne named was finite a warm
leer to .rrupy. He did not wish to
bwthee with eat election. bet .if a poll
were demanded be wee prepared to
*tend. Hs expres.ed the hope that
the trlephnne gnestiun wunld sown le
settled. He had lusn told that the
Ondhnrne nominattom meeting we. the
best.dtertaiuutent arm." people had
wan aaseatd.iseed of tow our ec!ajt
tire* /mistfaster! Nat mkt rte' eeeeseary
to entente the bell.
Jmsnes Wst.owintimate.;IkAt he had
modeler. to obtain the lehetiow of coon-
elllne
J,.hn McL«Ky. a ,member of last
year's r,.uncel. to .s lh- lest sp-akar.
tt was ht. wi.h not to 1.,. rrow.inated
I ht. veer and tot-sirs..4 this h. wee
!".king I.rwa.J to a f..r's rust. Per -
lame. nest year be w..ttld lie is the
Sell foe the reeweehip, be inks. While
In 1 he rosined he tried to du whet was
richt. but he was were. r t hat he was
unable to .w ever] sweeten.
ALL A(X:LA Al ATION
The awaking wee p.neleded at 4 i.
and flee 'minutes later the mnnoetece.
mew
was made that the cr.oeil for
1014 had ,ren elected Ivy aeolamj'Mn,
an en.iaM. arrengsntrnt ha: ing hero
reached by the vat ions candidates.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS
Reverse Min Maarcipahdas ia Various
szvriath
Rae Ream --Omer, Liatle:p• tes-
ti olustietil
George Worn*: filiesto.4 .11111atire.
Charles Parker, Riehard Rfliolk•Amateir
Poe Sehaol Trameriei-Bori. 10 Green
blade. (Morro 14 big. Fred Clerweirthe
libesnanserl Mud, Minima Hee
For Reeve .1 0 Mieedocio, moan.
ammo R Megan**.
TauasDAY, Jawua$Y 1, 1911 •
David Sherif, Robert Phillips. Jarrell
Lyme Gad Wm Hendersos.
Poenellloer-Robert Johann',
John Harry McQulllln, Wm,
-Dawkins. Bas., W. W. Hill;
W. O. Johnston D. C. McWarras,
John at (hale Wallace, Altair -4%13:r yydd,
R. D. Q•meron, Roderick Mcthe
David Sheriff. James Hand.r on, Geo.
H. Douglas, Dr. A. M. Spence. Walter
Trel
WINOHAM
For Mayor -J. A. Mills, A. J.
Irwin.
For Reeve -J. W. McK(bbop,
M1lch.IL
For Councillor-- W. I sbeeter, W .
J. Buyee, J. Hanna, W. 'A. Currie, A.
Ye ma. J. A. klelasee, W. 0. Patten.
▪ D. McDoaald, H. Apotton, H. 13.
▪ Let, L. Burkley, Tom Kion, D.
RO
Per Board of Eduratioo-F. Buch-
anan. C. P. Smith. Dr. Redmond, J.
A. Morton, J. A. McLean. A. Tipltng,
G. Soottoo, R. Allen, L. Kennedy, W.
J. Howson, It. Vanstone. W A.
Campbell, F. Vanstone, A, J. Irwin,
H. A. Quaid, W. Robertson.
BLYTH
For Heave. -Dr. W. J. Milne, Lux-
ton Hill, Joseph Carter, Wm. H. Mc-
Elroy.
For Councillors. -- James ('utt,
Henry Horney, Joeepb Carter, John
Mair.. (resigned), John Heffron, Lux-
ton Hill. Wm. Johnston, Ww. W.
Scott, Robert Sloan.
WHO XKTEH
Heeye-C. Rele(ecclanration).
Councillors -00111.1d Pope. Gavin
Donaldson, John Douglas (acclama-
tion).
ASH FIELD •
The council of 19f3 was returned by
acclamation, no other nominations
being made.
Reeve -Wm. Htmter.
Deputy Rervr.-Cha.. Stewart.
Councillors. -- -Jue. P. Dalton, Jaines
Alton, Jno. A. Jobostou.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Fog Reeve -Jit•. Cox Wm l.phh,
Thos. Churchill (Cburcbi i hss retired).
For Conocillors-Geo. Hulloed, Gu...
H,.die, Bert Lindsay, J. W. Yen. D.
Oliddon, Wert. Patton (Gliddon and
Patton retired and flet four elected
by aeelatnationt.
WEST WAWANOSH
For Reeve -Wm. Bailie, D. B.
Murray.
For Councillors -J. A. Mailou b
Jae. Pardon, Joe. Kidahan, Rob.
Medd. H. H. Naylor. Jas. Aitcbeeoo.
Albert Johnston.
HU LLETT
For It-eve-lohn England, lames
Leiper, James Snell.
For eauocillors.-;Hatt. Armstrong,
John Barr, Robert Clerk, Thos. Mc-
Michael, \Villiem I. Milner. Thomas
Neilane, James Watt.
McKILLOP
Reeve -John M. Govenlacx, (sc-
clametion ).
Councillor. --Robert Archibald, John
Balfour, Conrad Eckert. John Goven-
lock, F. J. McQuaid, Thomas Purcell.
Daniel Regele.
STEPHEN
For Reeve --William D. Sanders,
•William Anderson. William R. Elliott.
For Deputy Reeve -John Love,
William Yearley'.
For Councillors -George Keller -
mann. Michael Finktriner. Thomas
„Mawhinney, Fred Wuertb, Alex.
Neeh.
GREY
Council elected bv acclaim/Minn.
Reeve -Robert W. Livingston.
Deputy Iteeve-.13tin Brown.
For Reeve -John Shortreed. Charles
C. Campbell.
For Couneillore-W. C. Leidlew,
E lston, Duncan Johneton.
HOW ICR
For Reeve - Reuben Harding,
Jame* Downey.
Fur Deputy Re... -140{3i. Demnor r -
ling. James %V. Edwin, WEIL Craw -
For Councilior. -Pet er F.-. Doi tr.
Louis Dem...Piling. James Armetrooit,
5TOR 1A Mew work
81,r James V.'hitney Is confined to
ibis roses at the Miushattan Hotel,
;New York, under the care of a
,nervons attack which will delay kis
return to Toronto until after Christ.
=as. His colleagues at the Parlia-
ment Buildings my that the Premier's
condition Is not such as to ocrasioe
any alarm.
A body found Wow th• hank of
the Niagara River was identified se
Mat of heel Allot. Was's( from his
loin la Stamford. Oet . for the part
toe resaalso4. the nuta's Jewelry fur
Melting the else by which identifier
nos am established.
J. Se DAV EY
Jeweller and Optician Corner Colborne fat. and Sy rale
eieoeselswerewaseverearseesWOWeenelsesSeeesseeelsekraersoWWWireerleveMeeesese
B1- N
Ofi CANADA I You know how everything
costs more when you have to
buy on credit Why not
practice self-denial a While If necessary, open a Savings Account
In the Union Bank of Canada, and, with the money in hand.
buyeat Cash prides? The disgpunts will help to well your bank
balance, and you will have made a good start towards financ tit
independence.
i
M Case la ae Sok
Ti. Can ay Is
Advantage
Goderich Branch—E. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
Joys of the
Season
to
Each and
Everyone
1
.Puirix 91
W. J. POWELL
t ARE
DIED
rreis
Laundry'
Geo. Newell
hurt Sylmar Lsunoarti
1 am prepared to do
a few rough dry
family washings for
the winter at reason-
able prides.
AMERICAN OltEATEAT
PROF. DORENWEND
OF TORONTO
' /5 COATING
Te tbe
Hotel Bedford.
On Wednesday,
Jaouary 7111,
to replace Mir on the heal. of Ladies and Gentle-
men win hare beet their hair. By hie beautiful.
nattirsil bait. constrtasteoas, whieh lire known ail
over the world. EVERY wOM•N AND MAN e,tes
11w. made 10 look young•r and nave the natio-4.1
C▪ OMFORT AND GOOD APPEA.RANCE.
LADIES. do root toles this Oppor. unity.
Sew his Transformation Switches, Wavelet., tinns-
padours, full Wigs, Curls, etc.
Dorenwen
minion y
Patent
Toupee "
•
Q LXI LL111P4 Who Are SOS and sews
he ' t, w MRle seas, Mohaveare a
tfe yh .r.w."r In • he a rtwt hair
tdmri tbran .wAthe . taros
and
•tee roams." .ass rue. n:.:.w:.i
Th- eo
•
the fare,
Thee re adiestel Nelowellp
eve a Prow aresonme