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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-1-15, Page 8( • 'l tt angst. Jail. 13, I91.1,, • THE SIGNAL : GODKRICH : ONTA RI O • OFFICE SUPPLIFS FOR 1914 ('a1.a.t.sY Atomises. ilia pun• heti tut IPI 4. conspbrte, t•.,u- tainfaet Canadian Tariff of l'ue- t..ul., Baur' of Canada, Poet e ,Mer and Railroad stations. Lin 41 'Clergymen, and other Feuer .1 irfergethtioi, price R1.(s1. Blank MAW. Ifemorasdum t' .ok.. Hills Payable. Hill- He - eta idle, tic . etc. Loom leaf Ledgers tn.ul S:f til v.p u• Pilo...+. Canadian Office Diaries, ;tire. froc and $I.,i Canadian Pocket !Nara.* from Loc up to $1.1o. Sbae'non File.. complete wit:. t.unch *1.441, w about punch 7:r. ('ther flies -from :5a tip. Binding Caw.:i . each. ..t 4 for SLis•, *MX/ J) per dozen. Buainew Envelope,. firm 50 for bps of I'A* up. Waste Paper B Aket.. for of- fer and bowie owe. 6tan Metal Wicker Sr, 7bc and Ark. American Addle/ Meobire, tstepben'i. 8tafford'e tend C •- tet's lMlce Inks. Wateru.an', Ideal Poustain Fent. from 82.50 rel'. The Colonial Book Store Pt.HTEK. Prop. rinderich "TI1E Star Theatre, FbR SALE X Second=hand International Harvester Gasoline Engine Six Horsepower Ir: A 1 running order, aro a t.iu gra i tt. A ppl to J. A. CULVER, i'I.a riet. i NOW SMALL I SPEND Ml" WINTER EVENINGS= A MUSICAL F.1►CC'ATION a very,esseutial accomplish• ment tot every young pt•rson in modern life. Now that the long winter evenings are before ns the question present• itself : "How ,hall I spend my spare hours in order to derive from (hem rho greatest pleasure and profit' - To those de• ii ing r;, com- i,aenco a sttidg of PIANO PLAi iNG a e would retoonunend he Mint moan & ('o. Paw... Be- ginnre. find it en ea.+y instru- ment to pia' and the ewest gtta111% of the tone produced,. an ►aouuragetsent to the music student. James F. Thomson Agent for Heintnuan & (<• Pianos CCr 111111 4414,8111011111 oar._ -S Ali A ISMAL1. WASii ER OR SO m+.• he s11 oh is needed to set +-rwrr plumbing to ts. If that be ao. we'll pot them it. where they w 11 do the most good. aid depart in pour. WE WON'T SAY YOUR PLUM f NIG is ail woes net. and ..p your whole home apart just to wake woe k W. ars Mutat kind of plsmbrrs. !b. wie show you} FRED HUNT 11111AMILTON STiREiRT GODER• H mum las Towssi..d doles ( the trick k Isss nal NEWS OF SPORT i tbur.selnutee. 7'hie was the gree and before the sardines were swarm of ties eituatbn. the little hawks W GOUERICH triT ERMEINATES WIN I how it was dose. It was whispered eianagettanotber and nobody knew OUT mutt LAST NIGHT however that Webbs. end Towns.* wale the arsietaaoe of 1Lsd,ria weal - - I responsible for theb. e game Cl.nthe lon boys Put a Good Gime, t . now stood ' ar for the ThSignals sad wool. to, ked bittbt. tlbortl atter Gocter,ch .s Now in Practise tf Fast Typo Game on Monday Night Rough Game Played in atratford on Tuesday -Colieg,ates Play. "erhrpe never before iu recent years •n there a more brilliant victory wow t .v the l.oderich hockey club thaa last night, when the locals emu -plumed this Mr. Harry Tu fled array ed on the scene and Ernie Clark went out on the ice taMsg Newelly's place to the goal, wbo went on the field se rover. By this time the "Labe" begun to lag and the coomellation of Freak Townsend, Tufted and Colborne took ad.aotage of it with the result that in • scrimmage Tufford nude a short .bot rod altbnugh "Wattle" Ree did some earlier work at the stop %etch •'hotoi to the inlet nictitate serial of Rerne, on point. the rubber got past the O. H. A. by a double snore of ft to him and went flying Toto the mels. :L The fight was keen and the visitors Four ruccesslve volley a. the serim- pat up +, real k eii end ovate. and I was visage followed from the ritzy tanks i ier'argh no fault of their own, •spec- finishing the ant period at l.8 for the aerial combination.' Lally the goal keeper, that the boys of • elloa and red wetat down to defeat. H11( Tuns bot it was the superiority ret the bolos After a few minutes' pause the battle tears. After getting or. the ice it was WAS continued the young signals found that the ,wearers of the two showing signs of wealearlug. For a traria were toxo much alike and the considerable time neither teams Goderich le.y put white ones over scored. Frank Townsend then got tbeir smeller garments, thus giving away with the puck and doggine. slipped it in, making a total u IL_. Clouds loomed up in the horizon threatening to olecure the ru' of The Signal.. Altboe gh nearly "all in" the toys worked hard and Townsend and Bates this time thirsting for termite. scored the third and last point making thrill lbs appearance of anke1.. After rhe drop of the puck. l'lulr "bogged" it and sent off with the auhlr; r in his teeth. but had not gone Far when \Viggine checked and ruched the rimier up to the (Tinton goal 1V ben wallies at.oat five fret he shot. but Johnston did some steer work a total of tt ::. and •ids -reneged elle flying ruble -t. iVithout a doubt Bert Townsend iI'igginaaud "Plug- Mel/maid worked oils the stat of the Signal tenser. a twin rush and a couple of time. IVehe w:ts a "peacb.-• no, (or A f..nhd the Clintons and simply ixeginner showed up remarkably eel'. "rained' the goal. but John.tou n a. Headwin worked well and will develop on the job every time and rebutted the into a got.d man very- soon. Newell bullets which came like hail •root the and ('lark for boys. Mao showed their elite cape. After abut 1:. minutes mettle and while not particular fast on of playing, molt of it being on the their likens* ate good stick handlers. visitors' ground. "Dane' a1c[h•oal.l -Burley" Bate., when he lose a little rushed and this time the shot went more practise on the ice will do conte house. while the crowd cheered. .lust damaging .t calk. as hall time was nearl)- up [impel The St:.rs also did well and showed ...Rh 14.M! *resistance its a scrimmage mere practice than their opponent". atoned one for the visitor,. This fin- Neither Gem* had combination and ished ti» first period with. an even worked indiridnal -'.tart' or twin rture of 1•).• combimill on. - Hall Time The teams were : The second half was exceedingly- fast . TIM Sit ].si. ' '-.140F'liTAft v and re'.eal' fine plays were seen mi E. ((lark goal • R. Nates `s.th sides. The whiter realized that 1 W. Roe paint t'. Muir it war time liar them to •'get busy and B. Townsend covet A. McMath they did, making tblogs hots."I N. Nowell rover H. Tufford -Plug' oohed and stored a @second. L Weil, venire F. Towntwnd The Macs then, worked a two-man , M. Bradw:n 1. wing G. Tretbewey J. Bates r. wing H. ('ollorne Referee - Norman McLeod and "Plug" MCdonald. (Goal oMcia's--John Nairn and Wm.. McCreath. Timekeeper-C'bas. E. Compton. combination sod this time "[zany" performed the et not, making the score :: to 1, Clinton retaliated and Draper in a scrimmage slipped in a Second. It was here that one of the finest phos of the riming was wen when Belcher tot the rubber from utmost in front of i. own net, tushed half way, allot and •co.red, while the epectatul. brought down the house. The see -sawing con- tinued and this time ('hi.holni scored on a purr.. from %Viggins, making it 3 2 for the a bite caps. Kerr then worked a scheme ar:d the tubber went up to the (Godericb goal when he slipped it in. scot ing the third and last one fur Clinton. The Gorlerirh ••bunch" who started out well with combination style came I.nek It, it again end worked op close to Clinton and with the good aaeiat- ance of Wiggins. Megan .cored shoitly before the referee's hell an- nounced -game over.' Each than of the home tram deserves much credit for the excellent game he played. The Clinton boy. oleo did well and Johnston in goal was the star of that team and Howbeit on defene . prevented .what might have been &minusaccidence to the visitor,. The game was clean and very few penaltieir were handed out. Captain Humbnll of the Clinton team acted very gentlemanly and after the game war over Ire called his men to- gether and gave three cheers for the c acture. 5 urruhaty Berens Gonlerich-D. McDonald 2. H. McDonald 1, Belcher I. Chisholm i Speed. rough, and loose play and e generaI tendency to raiz it up featured the intgemediate0. H. A. game played in Stratford on Tuesday night nith 8t. Marys as the vieltors. At half- time the score was _ all. and at full time. :i to 3.. St. Marys had a .hada the better of the er4Ulnent, but neither team showed championship chess. Team play was entirely absent and doubtful tactics were used to spoil individual efforts. Overtime was played and the Stratford team scored S goals. making the tial score 5 to :t in•tbeir tas•ot•. The teams: Strattord Bt own 'Orford .'tAoltz Lowe Bomt.t ay Hat vey' Rigg goal 1 detente r defence r.er •`eolt•r 1 Ming r wing St. Maros Dmcher Hnvdore L. Filson titer Lavelle Ford F. IVilson Inter -etas, Series in a fast and exciting game of hockey. ul.yed in the inter -clew series of the G (1.1., on Monday afternoon. fore 11. defeated form I. by the score of Sl. The game was clean throughout and created a good deal of interest, eepecl- ally among the scholar•. The league were :- McGee. 1. Fonar i.- 1 Folex II. - Clinton -Draper 2 Keir 1. NI. Pridham goal P. ('arey PENALTIgi.-Ooderich-('hi.bolm 1. P. Heattie r. def. J. Rte. Belcher 1, Wiggins 1. M. McDonald 1. def. L. Wart Clinton Nape' 1.Mittbell 1, Clutf I, J. Kelly- rover C. Dalton O'Donnell I. A. Wiggins centre Ii• Babb H. Mummy I. wing O. Rom A. Brandt r. wing .1. Bowler Juniors IMetbdraw At a meeting of the hockey es- tbuaiaats held on elktnrda7 night In E. R. Wight's drug store. the question of baring three hockey matches played here to one week was dm - cussed. It was the opinion of the majority of the officials that, is view of other ettrectkr.s. the town was not The en d Tb.- Signal and to 'Rapport three earner, The Star to • friendly game Thit they were played the number of hockey ori ar night and the 01 spectators would a..t be larges score was 6.8 in favor of the Star ebtwgh t.. nage a ananeial citrase. employees. The victory- (nay be at - titian -tat to the Star taco being larger men than the Signals who were some of them mere lads. However they bero.eally put rep a good fight and their defeat was by no metros an Igawminlous one Both teains,howed okelletthr 111,40 Condition and mega* beth elder •'hobbled' about the Ice `like pelicans with sore feet. Some of the Signallers affirmed that they had not bees ow .tater before this season. Owing to the usual delays, the game rarri-+bff the ht ural. t won" likes did hot start until 0.25 arca then Harter have made a Rood eh log In tM Tarred did soot show up. leaving t Star Ariel a man. To even up Ernie hrgtue. Clark retired from the op,,oeing team. le Annoyed ' Plug" Mellowald wbo happened to Mr Win. t•nasel, who is under e.ume as a spectator was premed into suspension of the O. H A on account service as a referee and handled the of a. Iacres.se game pl.+y rd last ws- g,me well. The Sun forming • mer. Is aanoyed over the reports *mat Near, or dipper agereostion, In edreolation, that he prayed wbete swooped down upon the little light. benew It was not right. He agates aced for an instant, it looked as if tbli aged affirms he did everything Sher might .ever survive tie ebarge 1 aholll/e hoard. They did. however, and came back with a telrtwinel, scoring tom goal. HOCKEY NOTES Inside of eight minutes.. Atth.r Me- llott' grabbed tbe port as sore. a. Referee Me[k►nald dropped it. He got w w. t about 31) feet of the icigtsnl goal a.a' hot at random. Hee. Newell, •' biea.perioe powers and stopeed g rubber like a peer of cheese. i'owa..nd, like a whtrlwisd. he rubber fetus hie opponents •ado a gee rush right alp to the • .s goal. Bet Let h 4 no support, Another group bee been added to a. ,boo({{ag fee- a be hoed the Hombres League me epeeedd Sea- h•r, heck ad t • went es**. teeth. MitehNl aM Ulnn•se Ives Web, an es .tier. and Hort Tnwwered then fel •d a menbination Tao fleet of tb. Juaial 0. H. A. and with • cad mob ,termed tirowns plkynd la MIltb.11. enemy's mak and in west the rabbet, .a >liew" Tara Day. betimes Po.kKtb .111 TEAM-: 64,01..a11 11 Cue -roe Mabee goal Johnston Megaw r. der. Rumtrall Belcher I def. O'Donnell D. McDonald rover Chuff Cbisboln, crepe [err Roy Mclk.nald r. wing Mitebell Wiggin• I. wing Draper Palin sed,. of Stratford, refereed the game eery eatidameelly. It was then decided to ask Stratford tr. the game bete o•Tuesd•y t. This war dos, and Stratford robed. Goderieh yusiors thee d.- ek:sd to let the gas- oto by default and to withdrew tt.e team tram too iuniot sea ies of the 0.11 A A. in whkh tenni from the e•. H. A. l to be greatly regretted. ea the Meal 7onngaters trete .boot up well end it was apparent that, 1 they did set A town 'mine bee been formed in MUs•ers/se and a schedule ie being arrenged this week The Pogue! aa•d T1ee Star tease will again clash or atoned/ay afernoees. Iii time no dreams or tsarss will need to be in attendance, as all the players are wholly domesticated. and Jiltctt.U, wbeu the latter won by I r• the wore of r to I. NMI TM Lueknow bockei teem made a good begisnkig this sear by wiuuir:g the firm of the mason in the Naetbora on Tureday, January (kb. against by the score of 6 to R out the loser's Ms. le the Junior O. H. A. played ,at Mount karma 'Itiweday eight. a week ago the Listowel hockey team debated tier Mount Forest thou In a fast game by a more of to 2. Mayor ('lark placed the puck and f4 W. %iakbatn. of Listowel, pre seta - action ate referee. Elmira. January 12. -The first North. ern League hockey gam* was played in Elmira on January 5th between Lletowel noel Elmira. The Nest half resulted : Eludes :1. Listowel 1 The mound halt was somewhat slower both teams ,bowing lack of practice. The final score was : Elmira i Listowel :t. Secretary J.' (Jordon hkert, of the Northern H.ebry League, hosannosn- mid several change* in the rchrdules of groups Noe. 2, 4 aged 5 and the districts interested are requested to abide by (4* instead of the previous allotted dates. (.,.derieh Jr not a part of that league. Ge t. Clinton. Not the white-haired boy.. but the white -coated lads will go to Clinton tomo. row eight to play the return match of last night and all kcal lana feel confident of sucw'. 11 is expecte( that a large number of supporters will go along to form a "nater•'• club. Au. F1: ri.FNkNT. PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS FOR THE VOTER ON THE C.T.A. "the gut mill .vnnut tun witho:It bu)s. Hate you one to spare' Lew is not u*a.ed tor men who, w:11 ot'e-y. it is prmd for those who are (Port *duets ted$ro the point of"doing Iso Sitti-(h&' freetet'r»tT"dtd.ia dill not allow lit tune dealers to joie them. µ(.seyour vote iota sacred trust for .tbe glory- of God and the good of • hunipnity " • When the Minot people tell us that more liquot' is weld in Prohibition than in license territory. and then fight Prnhii.ition with all the power at their. command, they lie either by what they say ret by what they .10. tVhich "Long enough has the church stood at the brick doorpickiog up drunkards. It i. Coat now to go atoned and with her vote bar the front door.' Every bar -room Kitners in money that ought to go for tool and clothes and fuel for homes that suffer because the b.ar-room operates. Are you go- ing to cote for tin bars and against the home, Every minister of the Gospel ought to oppose the liquor traffic, beeaurre the liquor traffic interferes with his business. " "Be not deceived. God is not mocked, for wbat.oeter a man soweth that shall he also reap." There are two freedoms the false, where one's free to do what he likes, end the tine, a -here h.: is free to do what he ought. -('has. Kingsley. The more respectable you make the aelona the to"•re seductive it becomes. Not a vote for right and justice Ever yet was thrown away, Truth id stronger still theta error. Wrong from right shall Nee in terror. -Chas. M. Fillmore. ''Thr child is in the market -place. and thedeaiers in alcoholic liquors are bidding for Nina. Stop this auction - tiering for tbeir own and the mothers' sakes.' Will you vote to continue a business regarding which these things can be truthfully said TN$ sIAR1LETS Eggs Comet Dawn and Outer Prices Abed the Same The beery condition of the ods prevented a number of farmers from coming to town ..bis week and in con- ..ques.e local markets were quiet. Witt the e:oeptios ot eggs, which are a little easier, there is very little change in prima. The prevailing ngg prices today are : ra w- iota fats e " et to, G sit Oars► say ha to s'• e at to s IN e I• ,ars 1....- iA gee Three roar 10 M heit.rias. pamal pee cwt! 0 be raw Ws 111 A 11, g>tcrt prpor tea _ 50 ■Nsaeew tee p . ..w * 0 1 ifbre 0riq ser it M . 'st seers erpset, per ewe. 4 0 to es pal ewe a O to pir salt.. r w to pee le M se je met i ree SS to 0r. CIt twice f irta.ee.. ew SO ors M M •▪ 0 s • ▪ e 10 t 10 sal 5Of 4 le Mr a 11 FEED WHEAT i have a lartleintity of good Feed Wheat for pale. This will make good bog. poultry or rattle fled. , It may be sees .t storehouse os Baseites str..t. Pries Ile and 81.00 pee nett proal te tensors tekiiag knee ell P. T. DRAM Jaw. 14. IMM. Geimiel . Oat .►- a JANI CLEAT' SA THE 2nd Week OF THE BIG SALE jAN1rM CLEAT' SA HE January Sale for 1914 started with a rush last Sat- urday, and will continue until the end of the month, with every day full of opportunities to save money on seasonable and wanted Dry Goods. We swim into the second week with some money -saving specials in every department, and some Extra Specials in new Embroideries that are away below value. New Embroideries Clearing lines right from the Swiss makers, and part of some cancelled and unshipped Western orders. A big economy chance here, commencing Saturday, f ; th. The biggest and best Embroidery values the store has ever known. 8 -inch to 12 -inch Embroideries hoc 310 yard. new Swiss Embroideries, neat ■led attractive demagog, on strong Cambric, ti -inch lc inches aide. January Yale, special. Der yard 10o. 27 -inch Flouncing Embroideries 25C This is an undoubted bargain. Good quality Flouncing Embroidery. neat attractive designs,. full itches wide, worth double the price. Special Jemmy Sale, per yard Oso• Fine Corset Cover Embroideries 39c Very fine quality Corset Cover Embroideries. neat, a stint y designs ion tine nain.onk or muslin. Qua'itles that an worth regularly title to l'br. ]Josie d quantity only at this price. Choice per yard . So. Wide Embroideries 8qc New wide Embroideries, t:. inches. in width. fine quality nainecnke and muslin,. New and np- to-da1.a pattern,. Worth up rn 11.:11 pea January 8alre. per yard only SSC. These are undoubtedly the best Embroidery values we have known. The chance is one that comes but seldom, and it will pay you to do a lot of your spring buying now for we cannot repeat these lines. Wonderful Ribbon Value at 15c Another January Sale Special. Vide Taffeta' Ribbon, full tl inch, firm weave. gond weight, a strong Ribbon that will bow up nicely. Made to sell at l'c at least. 311 pieces just in for January Sale, at per yard 1 so. The &bade% are white, cream, pink. sky blue, navy. catdinal, old rose and black. More Fur Lined Coats at $37.5o Before Saturday we will have more of Those Fur Lined Coats at 137.50. that are such remark- able value. The lining is high-grade Canadian Muskrat, shells splendid quality Austrian broad- cloth. (roper•* and revers of Oda haat lot Alaska Settle. The Coats are worth 1100.1.10, but we are able to sell them at a good deal lees than that, and they are one of our January Special,. at each, only 837.80. Extra Choice Mink and Per- sian Lamb Furs For January Sale we are offering Mome really high-grade Perioian Iamb and \link Furs much ielnw actual value. These ,are 'some of the choicest goods we have ever shown. The qualities are strictly high- grade. the styles new and up-to-di.te. In both Muffs and Neck -pieces there is a splen- did assortment. and we are in a position to save you money if you bare any thought of buying Mink or Persian Lamb. Persian Lsmh Neck -piens, Mink Neek- ppletxv, Persian Iamb Muff., Mink Muffs. New styles, beet qualitke, at prices away - below tbeir actual worth. HODGENS BROS. DIRECT IMPORTERS GODERICH LS 4116.44..- FESTIVE OCCASION -- 1.0.0.F. Officers Installed Here of Moo - day Night The installation of officers of Huron Lodge. No. 02 I. 0. 0. F., took place in their) on Monday night last. Acting D. H. M. Bros. C. A. Reid and suite installed the following offi- cers into their respective chair*: Jr. P. (:.. Bro. R. W. Crelgie, N.0., Bro. J. W. Newcombe; W. 0., Bro. N. McCauley : R. 8.. Bro. H. B. Tleh- bour.e: treasurer, Bro, 0. C. Whitely; warden. Bro. L. L Knox; ooer.spood. ing secretary, Bro. L Etifott ; O. (i., Bro. R. Turner : 1. 0., Bra H. Jan.: R.8.N.0., J. Stratum ; L.8.N.0.. Bro. A. O.' Nisbet : R.8. V. P. , Ern. B. U. Munnings, L. 8. V. 0., Bev. J. A. Steelton: R. 8., Bro. B. E. Morph L. L Bro. 0. Fisher: chaplais. Bro. T. Wallace. Atter the Installation speeches were made by installing officers, and all ad- journed to the buaqu.timg ruose, wleere a sumptuous oytrw sipper eras served. of which about 100 members Mayor C. A. Reid meted se chairman. Speeches were gives by Bros. Clark.Strait/in, rk.0 .•d are- "'`tt.. t df Burse wiit sb bee a wsebe- sbl of termly NIA ball sad soros bemebt tae es ening to it dual • SALLAW SKIN Liver Spots, Pla*plss, Dark CIrcles Under the Eyes are an algae of the enamel beteg dog. rid The Year and bowels are Wee- tare sstare sad the stomata le weak from undigested foods and foal gases. F10 Pi115 the gross fruit remedy, will make yet iwl like a new •J lestegea+ lf. 1811 takisr/ khs . d year Tits der stosssah and jiver tapelike i tttteag sad well sad able to de ser threw work. Mro. A. H. sy it.a soli et .r denim M i sat 89 .wk beeps or sedied by the Pig risithk, OIL Thipmag, OM. In Oeillerhe by HAL MiMo. Moshe, THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION - Oir THE - HURON COUNTY POULTRY ANO PET STOCK ASSOCIATION WiLI. BE HELD IN THE TOWN HALL, OODRRICH, ON January 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd Tie executive are working hard to mate this exbibition the most successful ever held. sled the coo -operation of the eitis.ns of town and county Is solicited. - JOHN H. McCLiNTON, Nee. M , January Clearing Salle 3ki'' "ap1 leaf 4roeerq or Crockery, Staple and Fancy Ckluware ate/ toy Ease of I.ssekold groceries t our store is ovw.to.b•d la may of tam above Nal of Roods. sod k M impsently, that M tura Ogee kite mosey .t ogee. I• order to seeo.N4+ $bits we are the Memento so Klima that th..bvwteet h.•alwlte will s. the .sos.y- aviell wawa we ere .6rlett. Resseseb... i• our oratory .•d ahleswere depsrtissets there is too reserve. You Itm the cease of our .mire stook to selves frees. if rets tor. regeirken a Dlse•.r *eke Too est, Teiletw.r..-r a glee. d !tasty Mao far your .blas .sM•et. saw le the thee to seeks your sod this le the stove to bey et. New ow' b. essvhr.d. • Ys•..h.Y essewi.s our tables will .Retain away staple trot tMtarig W very epeeist pieta W. i•vk.1•.p..ti.•. 11... Ifl! 00008 CHA>i IND AT SAI.R Tit10$It S. J. YOUNG HAMILTON lr&Rlg?