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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-30, Page 5e OR N RICT F.50 ;D THE Mixed rs 7 Ns ,TS e.t EAST STREET GARAGE Godetich, next to Town Hall, is the beet ;stew is Use County of tluain for AUTOMOBILES. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, BARRIE GASOLINE ENGINES, all the latest and name up -to -data makes of 13ICYLES, Etc. Norrg-We bays con4taotly on band • full stock of repairs and sup- plies for the above machines and have all the latest improv• ed methods for repairing the sass. -ill In and have a friendly chat and a careful inspection of our stock • - EAST STREET GARAGE GODERICH Next to Town Hall Always Open Phone R43 MONUMENTS CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton \s J. Dcig imports direct, he is able to give delivery at close prices. Designs and prices on application. quick BED SPRINGS Be FairToYourself The bed you sleep on determines, toagreat extent, your mental and bodily er.ic er.cy during the day. Whether your duties be heavy cr !jf%htyc'u owe it to yourself to take proper reit, anct the dealcr who would consult your comfort be! r: a : c ±cr con- siderations. will be Buick to recommend the "Hercules" spring bed as the best made. The "Hercules" embraces every up-to-date im- provement in its construction -- a most important one i4 the Basket Edge. which keeps the mattress from spreading and the bed c!Qthing fr&rt slipping. The "Herculei" will fit -any Led .perfectly the "Hercule;" weave is un-,agab:e and give; natural support to every part of the kady. The "Hercules" is known as tho'-."a times" weave strong— resilient --and restful. The Gold Medal Felt Mattress Mask of purr 4'nttwn Felt. will cum• plete a wholesome. healthy bed. Masdaacturea Bt The Gold Medal Furniture Mfg. Co. L-isiterd Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Ask Year Dealer hY)K SALT: THE BIOLAL : GODERICH 0 LOCALS -- PERSONALS -Hugh Moore, of London, Is spend- ing We vacation in town. - Mr. and Mn. Steven \Vetter .pont Sunday with friends in Auburn. -The flight of steps at the foot of Welte.ley street bas Iweu put in goad repair. ' --trey, \\w- Strdelart. of Rochester, New York, is visitiug his parents in town. -Mr. Harry titres, of Tomato, spent auoday with Mesdames (&rays and MeNevin. --Mitre Elvis Halutan, of Berlin. is visiting Miss 01ive Tdchborne, Ang- leara street. -Misr Maude Watson. of Toronto, is visiting her sister. Mrs. McFarlane, Brittania road. - -The Misses \Varriner of Detroit, are paving their annual visit to the Park house. - Mrs Harry Climes, of Toronto, Spent the week end at. hotel Sunset with her husband. - Mies Elia Howell, of Des Moinerr, lows, io visitin her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Its. H. Morris. -Misses Mildred and Evelyn Hoyer of Toronto, are the guests of Mrs. 11, J. Fisher. Nelson street. l‘l--Messrs, William and Ben Smith, anii the former's wife returned to Chicago on Friday last. Mita Kathleen Moore of London, is the gyest of her friends the Misses Edina,. Bruce street. -Mr. Thomas Dither. of Dungan- non, had a pleasant visit in town on Monday, the guest of Mr. H. Morris. -Mr. and Mrs. I.. B. Ring. of Re- gius, are visitors at the home of Mrs, Ellen Sinclair, Brittania road. -The Canadian Order of Foresters will bold a picnic in Harbor park on Saturday afternoon. August Sth, -Mr. Frank Haid of the Onward Manufacturing Co. Berlin, Ont. gave The Signal a pleasant call on Monday. - Mi. Dave Kay, Algoma, and Ilugh McLean, Kincardine, are spending a week with Mr. Rohm Kay, of town. - Dr. Genl•ge Heilmann leaves on Monday next for Philadelphia, where he will attend the ostepathic conven- tion. -Reg Smith, an old Signal boy, bait now of Toronto is upending his vaca- tion with his mother and sister. East street. - Tits Tessie Doyle, nurse'cf Tor- onto is spending her vacation with her nether. Mrs. C. Lambently, Brock street. -The annual Sunday school picnic cf the Baptist church will be held at Meneseturg park on civic holiday, August Soh. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry "(glen Cliff,' tauk a touring trip to Brantford, their own h , and are expected to return this week - -Mrs. J. Lowry and children of Windsor, are spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mts. A. Beevers, Elgin avenue. -Mr. Francis Secord witn has been assisting The Signal staff for the past two weeks left on Saturday for Free putt Long Island. -Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Drummond of Toronto, are visiting Mrs. Drum- mond-, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kett. Etgi.t Ave. 0 -Mrs. Rt ttenbut•y of Clinton. ee- 1 eoit panie.l her sister Mrs. Chime, and was the guest of Mrs. George Andrews, Bayfield road. , -Mr. 0. F. Blair, a former Goderich and Htuesels barrister, has been sp- • ',canted city solicitor at Regina, his salary ieing $:Vk)ti per yea'. --The piece of cement walk in front f cite Masonic temple. which has long been conspicuous by ate absence, lite being laid down this week. --Miss M. E. McGlynn. who has srn"`rtrueGEO• H HMEIER and BROPHEY BROS..ailfttels/odethhaetrnd en t o het home near Terswater. south Street Garage I Nail' To Davie' 1,I% KRY 'Phone Id 1 Don't Wait Till Afterwards! Or until aper the acci- dent has actually hap- pened. Bring your Gar to be repaired now. 1 1 Prompt attention given and good work guaran- teed on any wake of Car. I4.4 JOHN GARROD 1..._.t ll.anion __1 -The store property at the corner of North ,dear and iSt$uute is Receiv- ing a coat of paint this week, which greatly improve« its appearance. The interior of the Signal office has received a tre.h coat of paint and new wall paper. but the ,tett is by no means as green as the office nun look.. --Miss 8. V. Mallough has returned borne after visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Thompeon, of Macklin, Saskatoon and, nephew. Or. M. R. Blake. of Winni- peg. Manitoba. -Thr Misses Manley, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murney of Tor- onto, are guests of their grandmother. Mrs. Henry Marney, Toronto street.'' and rather relatives. -The harvest of wild raspberries this year has been exceptionally good, almost any day berry pickers may be met on the Huron road with a good load of the luscious fruit. -On Sunday aftet noon at 1.30 (o'clock nn leas than Bl bathers were counted at the bathing beach, and as good a looking orad well conducted crowd it would be hard to twat. -Mrs. J. B. Skelly .accompanied by her two children and sister, Mime lflbel Doyle. of Calgary, Alberta," are the guest of their mother, Mts. C. Lambertus. Brock street. -The fire bell rang on Saturday evening and drew a large crcwd of people onto the streets, but there was no tire. 1t was only practice in prep- aration for the Seaforth tournament. • MID SEM UM I Paint! Paint ! Paint ! IT PAYS TO KEEP BUILDINGS PROTECTED FROM THE WEATHER I We are giving you an exceptional chance to buy Paint at low ebb prices. A stilt Kt of Elephant Paint to clear at 40c a quart i This is high grade paint and is being sold today in stores that stock it at 65c to 75c a quart. parvest Tools, Rakes, Forks, Scythes, Wrenches, Etc. Paris Green and Land Plaster for the Bugs Cow Ease and Williams Fly Destroyer for the flies Grindstones at 25c and 39c each IThese are all i active demand at this season or the year and you will find Iyou can save money by buying of us. kowell hardware Co. Ltd. L The Best Place to Buy Hardware _-_ ARID Rev bather York, of Indiana. was Ono guest of bis riser, Mrs. Bullard, orpnist of Mt. Peter's cb'ircb The Ladies' Aid of the Viutorie street Methodist church are holding their annual picnic in Harbor part today (Thursday), Mlr Otindry, of Chicago, and Mrs. Wm. Young, of Saskatoon, are the guests of their mother and sister, Mrs. and Misr Gundry, t'icton street. Many of the faros in Logan and Hihlrert are now invaded by the arwy worm, sr.d there are Tots of them in Mitchell. A needier of merchant' have thew on display in sealed pars. !torte of the ferwernt are plowing hit - rows second their fields. --Between the hour of In o'closk Friday night and Saturday morning, a sneak entered the premiere of Mr. John Legg, Sr., of Si. Marys, and ad .ora, te'd from two purse« 1 h.• n of $25. No clue to the thief has been discovered w far. -A number of the old arc lights, in St. Malys, which were ordered to he repaired, were placed iu po.rtion Saturday evening. and were touch ap- preciated for their brilliancy. -Mr. W. L. McLean brought into the Signet ofte a sample of the notorious army worm which he' had brought with hire from Port Albert where they ate doing so much dawtage some of the specunen were two iwchrs in length. -A way freight cn Sat urdy, in switching at lite siding of thea%dui• merman box factory, Tavistock, crashed through a door of the factory. Revered M the mechanics working at machines near the .door. had a close call. The brakee had failed to work. owing to the slippery conditions of Caw rails. A number of the members of St. George's choir held apicnic et Hewdtts grove, Hayfield. on Monday last and report a most enjoywhle time. The weather was ideal and_ the excellent lunch that was served, tended to eft everyone in the hest of humour. 'I he drive home by moonlight was tburoeighly enjoyed by :all and the days fun will not he soon forgotten. - lite Misses Sarah, anti Kate Hardy, are guests at the ''Park Hoose," and are well known citizens of (loderich. For many year. Miss Kate lase been a teacher in McCaul street school, for a nnniher of years and looks wtndetfully well. Miss Handy always accompanies her sister in their holiday trips. The St. Law- rence trip delighted theist vet touch. although they cannot forget there old hoot town. - -The annual tea and garden party --St. Peter's convent is being thoroughly renovated during the vacs- ticn period. The basement is bring excavated and new window frames added and cther improvements made. -The house on Lighthouse street owned by Mr. Peter Wylie. and re- cently damaged by fire, is (sing put in good repair. A new roof hying added and various other improvements made. Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick. of Foelertville, Michigan. :and Mrs. H. K. Hanson, of East Tawas, Michie gan, were visitors this week at the old home near Mafeking in Ashfield township. -The motor cats belonging to Messrs. Fleming and Cadwell, respect- ively. :a►megather in collision at Menesetung dirk on Tuesday. No one was hurt, but Mr Cadwell's car teceived some slight damage. -A gentleman walked into The Signal office on \Vednesday and oath it perplexed air he t okeil around for a while and finally said : "1 gues I've made a mistake: 1 thought it was the liquor store.- The very idea of tak- ing The Signal office for a liquor store. -The court of appeal on the assess- ment before Judge Doyle was beldam Wednesday. His Honour patiently listened to all the evidence in the ap- peals of the hotel keepers and reserved his decision until today ''ITur..day 1. Miss Fern Johnston. Miss Sarah Milne. Miss Mahe! Hill .and Miss Mc- Kenzie of Blyth, who rause to town with the excursion on Wednesday spent considerable time an The Signal office talking over old times with their friends of former days. -Mr. and Mrs. B. 11. Mc('reath. o.1 Tot onto, are visiting the fnrmet's par- ents, Mrs. McCreath, will spend is month in town, while r. McCreath, after attending to business in Toronto, will return herr for his vacation. -Dr. 0. 8. ('easier and Mr. R. J. Acheson have' had the t.mtlevatd in front of their home. on Nelson street bordered with cement- This presents w very newt appeatrnce and may well be copied by others. - Mr. and Mn. L. Ring, of items, have been holidaying et "1'ybryn re- sidence tit the Fadi:a stun,- !kw Nis - *lair. 'Hefefrs returning* re' Regina, Mr. and Mrs Ring, will visit relatives at points soulh returning to their borne via Chicago. Varmom OF CANADA i 'r2OReDAT, JOLT 811. 1914 • Funds for Farming A generous share of the financial resources of the Dales Bask of Camila is at the disposal of Canadian Farmers. We are prepared to advance you money for any legitimate need in your farming operations, on terms that are fair and reasonable. Goderich Branch ---F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. Are you intending to fit yourself as a teacher of Music, Elecurionist or Concert Performer ? The London Conservatory of Music offers splendid advantages in PIANU. ORGAN SINGING, ELOCU- TION, HARMONY. ETC. Write for illustrated year book for information regarding fees. v h•,Iu- ship, prizes. etc. LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F LINFOHTH WILLGOOSE, Registrar. Mus. Bac., Prin. ipal. Address: -- -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont. 1 Mr. W. 0. Clark, representative of the Upper Canada Bible eoelety , will preach in the. Baptist church in the morning and Victoria street Methodist church in the evening on on August 2nd in the interest of the Bible society. He will also give a lan- tern lecture in the lecture room of Knox church on Monday evening. August 3rd, on "Africa" to which all are cordially invited. Silver collec- tion. Almost an Accident One of our local cyclists managed to get into a mix-up near the Hotel Sun- set on Saturday. While tiding at a good speed and in turning r corner the wheel skidded in the dust and he collided with a horse and buggy. After extricating himself it was found be hitt r oetained antne bruises about the arms and a badly torn shirt, while the buggy had a broken shaft. ;rooks Worked Slick Game given by the woman guild of St. fast Satertlay two crooks worked a tient Fre's o:hunch was held in the Ire,clever game nn Mr. J. A. Graham. w tory gronnde on Thursday of last Chatham jeweler. While one of the men week and was most successful. All called up Mr Graham by phone and the Moths were well patronized in - otherhim away from the store tHr, other entered the store and told the i clerk he was the carpenter who was to make some alterations on the front window, but he first wished to take some 'measurements. Ile took the nteaaureulents and got out, and it was about six hours later that the clerk discovered that he had taken a 93011 ring along. Women's Institute Meeting The ,nembers of the women's insti- tute held their annual pink on Fri- day of last week in the orchard frit Mrs. Salkeld's farm •Pinehuratl and a very pleaaent time was spent. The tables. were stretched beneath the foliage of the old apple trees and the weather was all that could he desired for the occasion. The races and guess- ing contests were joined and enjoyed by all. The purger' committee deserve credit for the way they car- rieol nut the programme for the after noon's entertainment. The regal t^ the -tine, will its helot at the h of Mrs, Shaw, hlizal.eth had run aground off Little Current street. Goderich, on Thnrselay August eluding the,tea tables. and the rectory grounds was the scene of a very happy party. The following took part in the excellent programme which was rendered. Mrs. ti H. King. Mrs, Larned, Miss Sturdy, Mr, Patrons and Mr. 'Taylor, Mr. F. W. Ftohertaon being the accompanyist. The sunt of f•_>.ut was realized. The Iadie's of St. George's guilt: wish to thank all those who in anyway contributed to the success of their pat ty. - -Arrivals this week at the hotel Sunset include Mrs. Anger and Miss tiara Daniel, of Toronto: 'Atria 11. C. Ogilvy and daughter, of (ialvest on, Texas: Mies Minnie Weyl. of Indian- apolis : Miss Viola Larkins, of Peru, South America, any many other from Toronto and Detroit. --A murder of intending paatengers for the steamer Huron had a lung wait no Friday evening. The haat was due here at midnight and aftet waiting until dawn the tveery waiters teturn- ed home to train later that the Huron with til passengers on hoard. with at threes o cluck. • -Mr. and Mrs. 11 Bates. St. David , Case of Dignity and Impudence street, -have their horse full tit friend. I 17x1 the arrival of the yacht Remoter this week. Mt. and Mts. Robins' Of II. on Saturday last, a certain gentle- Itnchester, New York: Mr••, 1' .'son I man employed around th.• harbor, but l'hesnry. of Seafurth: and Ills, Her• i having no official capacity, approach - beet Campbell, of Winghanl. being the 1 ed the captain and with conaiderahle guests, Mrs. Robins and \trs,('heeney I eingnence began to sines him Inc not are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bttes, • ,displaying the Canadian flags and - The members of t'ourt Gotleri. h, alit gh the captain stated that this No :f2 Canadian Order of Foresters, was his Bret visit. to Canadian waters will hold a garden party bit Hatho,r - and he had nn Canadian flag un board Paik on the afternoon of 1st uurday, and waw intending to purchase nue as August the 5'h. Their will be a pro- soon as he crone into port, this of• gramme of sports. games. etc. In Manus person continued to heap abuse which all are invited to take part. upon him aril all marine men in gen- Ever yhudy come, bring your baskets eral who entered Canadian waters aid have a good time. without a proper ting. The captain ht anmmiPsiorn admitted it was a bte.tch of etiquette- - The ti. netts -Thr Water and Ir K lot said he was unprepared. ole felt held te tweeting on July _aid, and re- it was Metter to take the abuse than ceived tends'm for piping for use nr the ramie any trouble and the bystander. military camp. Mr. Fred Htints ten• mane in the concltuion it was a good der (wing the lowest was accepted. a illustration of "Dignity and impu- lender fr the Doty engine works deuce," to install n pomp for 1ll,itt was also ex- — - — ceptesd, consider able routine business Frequent Changes of Teachers was also transacted. l' row 1hn OttrMfool lleatron --The guests of the Hotel Sunset shot Ataiil five hundred teachers were ad• lenged the gneeta of hie Mem-setting park vertiwd for in the Globe on Saturday. .rb to a game of haalI, l, which was play -in Agricultural i .uk,,,on Joe/holeyiifteia a &h. game tteeeltiwgtwb wart for Menesetung by 111-7. Mr. Boswell Kelly pitched good ball fon the Park - Any chill can ni:ike the pictures. Every oper.ftioi as plain as day. Every amateur should have their .developing, and printing done by an expert. R. R. Sallows L - It is reported that the army worm bat appeared in fort Albeit. Mr. lames McMillen says they are doing dautege on his and adjoining farms, sod the farmers are cutting grain to use as green feed to save' it from des. truction ---The third annual gathering of the Baptist summer school will be held at Woodstock this year from August Sed to IIth, instead of at Lake Oonchlch- ing, as formerly. A glance at the pro- gramme promisee a most profitable time to all who may be fortunate en -rah to astessd. -Mr. Roy i.nml,y sig 'd na one of the crew ct I hu steamer Net•hn.g on Wednesday evening of 1 t week, enol while engwg...1 retnorini ,*omit . ,n•cra on Thursday .lipped on the wet dock and severely sp..trod het setist. Thin .evident neon•eitst• d tha .reamer sail- ing without him. -Mr. 4111.1 lobs. E J. ltuaul..Jl, Karst Xt. rnnomie. the ongegement of their danght.r, Evelyn Ms.ar•rtro Leona. to Mr. Herbert V. Nicholls. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nicholls. wharnclife Rd. Of London, Ont. the wedd ng to take place quietly, the last of August. The teaching profession hes always Ileum WOW upon. tont( grear* of N.. et. trot, as not pet manent. It is evident- ly not becoming more so. , The de - lies and Mr. lump held mp the repute- mand for each a number of teachers. Lion of the Sunset team. and this is only a part of them, indi- ,ates that htndreds of schools will -The Signal belles with Mr. A. E. commence the term after vacation, Bradwin in charge and Mrs. Bradwin which is really the beginning of the aa chaperon started on their trip to school year, with new teachers. Some New tort and Bermuda lhia morning of these have only had the teachers (ThursdayI 1 y the early grand Trona for one yew r. others for two, and some Main. The _party were met at the de. for a longer period. Rut in the major - pot by Mr. R. R. Sallows who took a Re of ease.. In the neral arborrlw epee• couple of pictn,ers of them. Quite a laity, frequent, - nnmlwr tit friends wet.' present to does not contra wieh them Gard speed, a good tins* It requires sot and a Kate rel urnto becotoe thorhbghly acquainted with On Raturday afternoon the em- the habits, mental and moral trait.. plops' of The liignwl invited rt number anal envtrironments of pupils, hut as it of it friends tow picnic to be Add at i the reyuiwite knowledge is not much Bayfield. Thirty g.tbered and were than obtained In raspy tosses till singe is the rule. It to to efficient work. titne for a teacher erievsryed to this *Die grgnode in a a'.changr 1w made. These things ought e n .Ir of ►tl►.+d ag wons. Rbr otter nbt so to be but bow to curve them b p a problem. One thing can be done as noon rslnt ry g {n Towing. suggested by the Globe: "Both in- laubch tl.l.•. s.r h. II and other .peetors of schools and hoards of trete game.. After lunch bad tarn waved ore. should do all in their power to in tote picnic style the poorly hod w discourage the trarsfer of teachere for pnanenatia thrtugb the town. it was to illy an Libations crowd that returned to Goderich lat. at night. happy and well content with the dr 'a outing, Roomer has it that one of the party ram. away with a souvenir of the re restaure n :. instdequate causes." As many 7.1 these ^hangss become oecewry through tear -hen. dropping out there should he eneowrsgentent Liven by the educational authnritire to make the profession move permanent. but 1t will not avail much while such a ---The Steamer Huron will call on large percentage of those who enter her regular up-ttip on Tuesday. 1 the proteasion are women. i'1. ROBINS Here Are a Few SPEC IAL.S For This Week If) Mbn'. Motite, regular tilt, SG 45 Bays' and Men's Straw Hats, regular up to 75,5. to clear 10c \len'r+ I'ants, regular 92. ....51.38 (IOW's }trumpets. to clear 23c Boys' Bathing Suits, to clear25c 50 dozen Row Ties. re: y ape -itl.Ific Men's Bordered Handkei eh'. t . ti for ..25c Men's Harvesting (dotes, "Tec- h": line .. .., 25c and 23c M. ROBINS Agency for : l'ral.ocl)'. Overall, Berlin Shirts open Evenings Until 8:31 e Illtra !lees Mesterei Jul and queue.,Pr t n 'i..ini July M Rural ti. r.e Ask. t! Ana 17 Rot &lased ,yr. r1 Arg, IS 1%.141 140011111 Yeo•, '1 tang 111w anrkpm waaalr r.. sr. 4n"w a d.► s• bawl a .sire 'rasa .•meow. raw ....s ~dew .lar aaser.-dr steamed bosh. Mar -sass .. 11 Clog K ora. Tway oat A NEW TERM nt.n. September tet 1a tae pot "Ne Vanes and t hones tstrestq Tomato. Tata snbel a great rep.'*rtes fir seps•fse trawls. write tear ter Cowart*. a1'PS4'RIBE lvutHI: EPINAL.