HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-3-4, Page 5trove
aople
1
TRE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
1.111CISSDAY, M.u.. if 4. 11)15
$
- - 1 LOCAL TOPICS.
(Nal Iliad °WIC S.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE!
Wedneddaq, %arch 24th
F! tad street garage �f
e
1:114•14111>\;*
110
17
Automobiles, Gasoline Engines, Marine
Engines, Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, Ma-
chinery, Bicycles
AND - ALL - KINDS - OF - SUNDRIES
FURTHER PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK
TO THE BUILDING
TRADE!
WE have a large stock of low-grade Lumber • suita4le for
sheeting, at attractive prices. Also a well -assorted stock
of high-class material in Anildett Supplies, in the rough
and in interior finish. We are offering this, in quantities,
at prices that will appeal to the builder and without . the
addition of the so-called war tax,of 7 per cent.
Lath and Shingle. Pine. Hemlock and Oak.
CALL ANI) INSPECT ()UR STOCK BEFORE I,ET-
TING VOI'R BUILDING CONTRACT.
'fhe Paget Grain Door co
Photic 273 GODERIC II :-: ONTARIO
Lieut. A. F.Sturdy and Supernumer-
a) Lieut. 1i. C. Southerao, of thi4C1r•d
Itegimeot, having qualified themselves
for their Appointments, are confirmed
III their rank by militia order. recently
issued
Mr. Seeger Not an Applicant.
In connection with the request of the
delegation of temperance people who
waited upua the town council a; its
last meeting, (county Crown Attorney
Seager sari he is not as applicant for
the positron of prosecutor in liquor
cases, and that be was not &Aare that
such a request was to be wade.
Public bchool Board.
The public school hoard met on
Monday evening. with Mr. R. J.
Acheson presiding. In opening the
meeting the chairman thanked the
members tor electing him to that
position for 1915. The secretary
repotted payment. of 1176.116 for
January and $71Y.r for February.
Principal Long reported :3613 pupils
enrolled at Victoria school and Prin-
cipal Sharman reported (tilt pupils on
the Central school roll. It was decided
that two trustees should visit the
school[ weekly slid report. The
grounds committee was instructed to
procure seeds for the pupils' gardens.
Business Changes.
The Maple Leaf grocery, Hamilton
street, has again changed bands, Mr.
S. J. Young having disposed of the
business• to Mr. James u'Neill, who
comes from Brucefield. We welcome
Mr. O'Neill to our burliness community
and wish him success. Mr. Young
will stay in town for the summer, and
we hope be will see his way clear to
remain permanently a citizen of
Goderich.
Tbe Ontario Clothing Co. has opened
a business in the McLean block, corner
Montreal street and the Square, and
makes an interesting announcement
on page 6 of The Signal this week.
�� Mr. John Cutt has opened a grocery
business at the corner of ♦'icWria an
r
Victoria St. Grocery
i have opened out a stock of
General Groceries in the stand
at the corner of Victoria and
Bruce streets, and solicit a
share of the trade.
Every effort will be made to
please our customer*. and no-
wbere in town will buyers of
groceries get bigger or better
value for their money.
Call and see us.
JOHN CUTT
Phone ISO
The industrial classes being con-
ducted under the direction of the Col-
legiate institute toard are well at-
tended. and the succetw of the experi-
ment seems to be assured.
AEU CROSS NOTES.
1 Tbe next regular meeting of the Red
Cross Society will take place in the
town council chamber on Monday,
Match 15, at s p.m The members of
the Soc•iet t and those willing to help
with Red Cross work are requested to
tw present
`Sine. the publication of the last list
the following antoont■ have been re-
ceived : $2 110 - Mts. F. Hodgen.,
A. M. Rotertscm.t:ied payment). D. J.
Naftel :. $1.0Y -Mrs. 1). Boyd, Miss
Bingham (2nd paymertl, Misr Doris
Hodgen,.
On Monday, March 1st. the so. iety
shipped their sixth hale to head-
quarters. It contained only knitted
articles- I.d) pairs of socks, 21 pairs
wriaters. 1 belt, 11 caps and 12 scarfs.
A miscellaneous hale will soon be sent
and parties having finished articles are
requested to send them as soon as
pcssi hie.
The water and light commission, on
the recommendation of the Provin-
cial Hydro -electric Commission. has
adopted the following minimum
charges for commercial lighting : A
minimum charge of $1 per month per
thousand watts of connected load, and
a minimum monthly account of al)
Jcents.
COI1INO 1
PROF. PRMBBR of the well-
known Hair Goode Store, Toron-
to, will be in OODERiCH at the
Bedford Hotel, on
Wednesday, March 10
with • full line of the latest
'styles In Hair Hoods for ladies
and gentlemen, manufactured
from the finest European Hair
and pwrfeetinn made.
For Bald Men
The Panther lightweight ventilated toupee eir wig
natural substitute for your own hair ever produced.
bite abnat any scalp
troubles.
Advice free of
ebartfe.
REMEMBER THE
DATE - BEDFORD
HOTEL, WEDNES-
DAY. MARCH 10.
Is the most
Alin roosult
d
LYRIC THEATRE I Bruce streets, in the stand formerly
THE PREMIER PICTURE HOUSE occupied by the late Williaut Holland,
and asks for a share of the public
patronage.
EXTRA SPECIAL
ATTRACTIONS
Monday and Tuesday
March 8th and 9th
Another splendid Briti+h pro-
duction in three , ou1-
plete parts
It's a Long Way
to Tipperary
I founded on the famous marching
song of Lbe Allies
Also one episode of the stirring
and aensatienal serial picture
Lucille Love
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
Only pictures of the very high-
est quality shown. at tbie
Theatre. Pay us a visit and eo-
jay the beet hour's entertain-
ment to be had in town.
Appropriate music every night
of the very best quality.
ORE MICE ALTATS—Ik a k
NOTE. -Watch for next tope
cis! feature, Monday and Tues-
day. Marsh Lith and 16th. A
real treat featuring Mary
Pickford, the "Queen of the
Screen," in one of her very beet
characterizations.
Particulars later.
Goderich interested in These Boys.
Several Montreal [aye in whom
Goderich it interested have enlisted io
the Canadian forces for active service.
Mr. Ernest Jordan and Mr. Gordon
Thom have gone•with the lith Brigade,
Field Artillery, which Tett Montreal
two weeks ago amid scenes of great
enthusiasm. Just a few days before
Mr. Thom (who le a nephew of the
Misses Hutchiront had won the .1. M.
Lockerby cup in a shooting match
held by the :'i. A. A. A. Revolver
Club. "Mr Thom." rays The Montreal
Star, "was most heartily congratulated.
A popular and painstaking member,
going over in the next contingent, his
win was a source of general sat:sfact ion.
Not tieing aware of this special 'match
and expecting to use fewer rounds, he
.dot under a disadvantage, using an
other member's revolver and strange
ammunition. Coolly and steadily he
made full use of all the time allowed,
and tcok Hest place with a winning
*cure of (110 points, whish exactly
equals that of last year."
Mr. Roes Hutchison, third youngest
son of Dr. J. Alex. Hutchison, of Mon-
treal, hos enlisted with the 2nd Signal
Company of the Royal Canadian En-
gineers and is in barracks at Ottawa.
time were compelled to paw over it.
1t is W he hoped the authoritierr wilt
take step. to remedy this.
Upwards of $10 War realised at &
social evening given by the Ladies'
Aid of the Bate iet church last Friday
to the home id Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Johnston, East street. A generous
supper was spread and a program of
Jadd,esses, readings, recitations and
song. was rendered. No charge wile
made, a freewill offering being taken.
The ladies of the church are endeavor-
ing in this way to decrease the mort-
gage indebtedness on the church
propert v.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
At the meeting of the Colborne
township council yesterday Mr. Chas.
McNeil was appointed assessor.
A vagrant wandered into town this
week and on Wednesday was before
the magivt.rate, who sent him to
Castle Ori01n for thirty days' free
board.
Rev. Dr. John Wakefield, who was
pastot of North' street Methodist
church about a quarter of a century
ago, died last week at Toronto at the
age of eighty-five years.
Tbe Saltford pistoffice was closed
last Saturday following the inaugura-
tion of the rural mail delivery. Some
of the former patrons of the 'office are
now coming to Goderich for their
mail.
NVe trust that readers of The Signal
--specially those who are engaged in
farming -are following the "Pettiot-
iam and Production- advertisements
appearing weekly in our advertising
columns.
Miss Resta ('lark wits seriously in-
jured in a colli*ion at the skating rink
on Sato day evening and as a result
will h, conAned to the hoose for some
time. Mr. James Hume is supplying
for her at the Central school.
The military weg,ons made by the
American Road Machine Co. on order
from the Dominion Government were
shipped this week from the G. r. R.
station to Halifax. Twelve box card
were required for the shipment., of the
110 wagons.
A tune and entertainment under
the a spie.a of L.0.1 . No. 1S2 will he
held in Victoria •Peet Methodist
churdt nn Monday. M tech 15'b. Rev.
P. J. Rutherford. of Beemill.r, will
give en address. The collection will
go to the Red (:runs fund.
The Lyric 'Theatre is presenting
soros. very et tract plc, nre prng,&nia,
Ineludu.g some war stories, (bat are of
timely interest. The Lyric is right in
line with the city pie,us• hooses in all
element 'ale aid the eRo•ts of the man-
agement arra appr.eiased by the puts
lie.
The Mato of the Huron road, during
the r.eent salt aped, bas hewn the euh.
-•et of =orb unfavorahle commies.
portion of it lying between lb.
southerly town limit and the Maitland
ltlesMwy amain very had shape owe day
when two n( the loosest famr•i proctor
atone held t, om Hosted* for some
The Menesetung Canoe ('lub held its
regular monthly meeting on 'Tuesday
evening, when several applications
for membership were aceepted. The
membership of the Club is now at the
highest point it has ever reached. In
eomparison with 1 est winter there
have hen very few special events this
season, the members not caring, on
arc. aunt of the war, to devote much of
their tirue and energy to w.cial efTaira
The Clash, however, was never in a
more 11 uriehing condition. and was
never more firmly established in the
regard of 'hoer who are connected
wi, h it.
The
Ad vantages
to the Estate
of having a Trust Company
administer its affairs arc
many, yet the charges are no
higher than those allowed a
private individual acting in the
same capacity.
This strong, conservative
Company, unlike an individual
executor, will not fall ill, go
abroad at a critical time, be-
come a defaulter or pass out
of existence, neither will it
neglect ymtr affairs for its
own, because its very life de-
pends upon its fidelity to you-
affairs and those of others.
Consult us regarding your
will and the administration of
your ..tate.
Tis Lades & Wester&
Trutt Cs. Lilted
Its! Rhlnased St., L.mii.w, (')et.
Oen OW Le laswi assw
PERHONAL MENTION.
- Mrs. 8meeth hag returned from a
stay of several months at Toronto. !`
-Miss Marjorie Aitken has returned
from a visit to friends at Mitchell.
-Mr. D. E. MacKay returned yester-
day from a visit of several weeks at
Toronto.
-- Mrs. W. D. Shannon and Miss
losietihannon left last weak on a visit
to Ottawa.
-Mr. Arthur J. Delaney, of Livonia,
N. Y., has been the guest of Mr. John
Youngson this week.
- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis left on
Tuesday for London, where they will
make their home in future.
- Miss Clara Whyard, of L'ungan-
non, has been *swirling at the Maple
Leaf grocery the part week.
- Mr. Fred Davis left this week for
his big farm at Irricana, Alberta,
accompanied by his brother Norval.
--Mrs. Bert Foster and babe, of
Sbepptrdtob, ate visiting this week at
the home of the lady's aunt, Mrs. G. H.
Green.
- Rev, Joiner Hamilton has been on
the sick list this week with a very
revere cold. He is still confined to the
house.
-Mrs. Harry Worrell, of Toronto,
was called W town this week on ac-
count of the serious innate of her
mother, Mrs. D. MuMurchy.
-Mr. Richard J. Phelan Irft last
Saturday for the West. Eu ``onto
he will spend a eouple of sleeks
visiting friends at Detroit,Gary. Ind.,
and Duluth. He expects to be gones
several months.
- Mr. Robert L. Henry, of the cus-
toms staff at Windsor, has joined the
troofm in training at London. Ontario.
-Bob" it well known in Godericb,
having spent some of his rummer va-
cations here, and his tioderich friends
wish him good luck.
-Mrs. H. James, of SW Catharines,
Mrs. Alex. Crawford, and Mt-. Leslie
('otrell, of Turolto. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Foley and Mr.:Michael Foley,'of Kings-
bt idge, were among those who came
front a distance to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. Foley.
-Mies Nellie Barry, of Toronto, at -
len td the funeral of the late. Mr.
James Twitchell at Clinton on Wed-
nesday of last week and spent a few
day, in town the guest of Mrs. I'alt-
ridge. Elgin .venue, leaving for her
borne at Toronto on Tuesday.
-Mr. T. Roy Brydges, of Muirhead,
Alberta, formerly of Goderich, was in
town last week calling on old friends.
He came East oh a sad errand, hie
wife, to wh he was married only
leo year, having died on the Fah ult,
at the home of her father, Mr. .1. A.
Carvel b, Toronto. Much sympathy
is extended to the young husband in
the untimely breaking -up of a happy
married life. Me. Brydges reports
that his parents, wbo reside at Nan-
ton. Alberta. are well and prospering.
How's This?
\%c ottoe One Hundred Dollars it, ward for
any caw of Catarrh that cannot be cored by
Hell'. Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEN EY t CO., Toledo, U.
We the under.igped have known F. J.
i henry for the Iert 1., year., and believe him
perfectly honorable In all bu•lur-- tran.a tions
a of nnanelall)- able to carry out any obllKa-
tioor made by hi. firm.
NATIONAI. RAN. 01• t Oa)It. N. It.
O.
Hall - C.tarrh Cure 1.. taken interbaTlloley,do. ct-
tng directly upon the blood- and muco,o -nr
face+ of the .).tem. TertimOtltalr ant free,
['rice 73 rents per bottle. bold by all drugrfiate.
Take HKII'a Yamily fine for coo-tluatlon.
confirmation of the reports that on,
Fir:.: Canadian F:xpt c'.1 onarY For.
r
ha:.. been .under hr.+..:a. i' ra..ce uab
coc..ryed In an omctal dispatch from
tit.laa on Sunday. giving . et
, a..:;:;:tee received Ultra. Toe.. 1...
dant Lieut, 11 P. Pd. -Irving of Vat.-
,, •:t,r of the 2nd Fe Id Ciitopao�.
tonal F:ngincers. who AA:
an,. I te. A. S. Aiygent o: ('oro::;o, who
wounded. The F:n..:o r: n come
l..a..y mentioned is ccml..a.rded by
i apt. Thos. ('ralck Irvinq, 1' 'onto,
c is composed entirely of '1 (runt.�
:Iles.
I ::r following c:..- ',II.' • at', g
int tuba re of the Calladion `..1, d:uu..-
ary Force were annoani:ed ut Otte:,a
en Monday: +
First Battalion
Killed in action -Regia. ialw. ;d
(ta;iau. Next of klu, Fred l'ai &..
(brother), Preston, Out.
Severely Wounded --!'roan. \'.'. J.
Broumpton. Next at kit., Mr-. Elmer
Broumptoo, Cate ick, t5uglanu.
Slightly Wounded --Privet, E. C..: n
maxi. Next of kin. \its. Jc n cx C ..,
man, Allen Craig, Ont.
Second Battalion
Slightly wounded-•1.atic •('u:purr 1
J. 13. panto ford. Next ut ...u, 1'. ,'1.
Hannaford, \\'estmount. Qu'
Sergeant henry llumiltou: Next
H. C. Hamilton (father', Sa..L
Ste, Marie. Ont.
Private Joha Davie- Next cf k
\irs. J. Davis, Renfrew, .(Int.
Third Battalion
Severely 1Vuunded---S,•rgt.
Holland. Next of kin, Mrs. G. Hol-
land, North Birmingham, Eug'atd.
Slightly wounded -Bugler \::1; an.
Henry Sanders. Next of kin, hr..,
Martha Sanders, Toronto
Seventh Battalion
Kilted In action --Lieut. Herbert
Beaumont itoggs. Nest of kin, Beau-
mont Hoggs (lather). Victoria, B.C.
\SALLOW SKIN •
Livtr Spots. Pimples,
Dark Circles Under the
Eyes
are s I signs of the system tieing
eingge.l. The !leer end bowels are in
aeatve -,•d the .,,.mash is weak from
undigeat ,. f ode .int foul rases.
Fig Pillet
the area, f•nit .,overly, ..•'! male
yen feel like a e ,•era.m.
Winnitw, June 27, 1011
Af,e• tisk', g three Irises ofour
Fig Pill- tor •tomsrh and liver
tnvwii'1.•. 1 1--• I .•. 'ng and well and
aNe In it my - n w••rk.
M•-. A H. MAVLTax.
Redd et .I'salsas, In 21', and N) met
boxes o nail. d by lb- Rig Pill Co.,
tlL Tt. i roe-, Oar. Sold in Ooderieb
by R. R. Weil- , dr iftgiet.
Wpm
B a nuc
OF CANADA.
i
Dank by Man and
Save Logi Drives
MaII us the cheques or cash
you receive, with your Fass-
book, which we will return
with the Deposit credited. Then ycu can pay your bills by cheques,
which we will honor,, or If ycu want the cash yourself, send us a
cheque in your own favor and we will forward the money by return
malL
Drop In and talk to the Manager about IL
Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager,
The ElectricShop
I have opened in the stand on West street next the
PoetuMce a complete new stock of Electrical Goods, and
invite the people of lioderich to come in and inspect theta.
The stock includes:-
Electric
ncludes:-
Electric Lamps, Globes and Fixtures
Electric Light Fittings of all kind.
Electric Irons, Electric Heaters
Electric Toasters
Electric Cookers
Elect ric\Varmi ng Pads, etc.
Electric wiring and fitting done in the most competent alai
up-to-date manner. I have had years of experience in
electrical work and give u.v attention exchtsively' to this
business, and patrons may rely upon the satisfactory and
workmanlike execution of any order entrusted to me.
Plans and estimates furnished for any desired work.
MY STOCK IS ALL NEW
Come in and see it whether you need anything in cin loss.•
just note or not.
1111,411041110
ROBE RT TAIT
TaLEI'IIIINH No. S2 WENT STREET. 1
Economical amid
Delicieas
All ready to eery
No bass
No gristle
Ask for Clark's
Notice to the Farmers!
G RAIN ELEVATOR
and CHOPPING MILL
We are now prepared to buy
all kinds of (train at our eleva-
tor, north of ylacEwan'a coal
yards, 'Roderic'', and will pay the
highest prices at all timer.
- CHOPPING
We lag to announce also
that we have installed an up-to-
date ('hopping Mill in conner-
lion with our grain business and
are now ready to attend to the
want* of the farmers in this line
We shall be glad to chop or roll
grain any lav in the week, and
R you will give n* a trial we
oust that glad work .sill merit
your continued patronage.
J. E. BAECHLER
'dome in Out of the Wet
it is easier to keep dry
under wet - conditions,
than to keep wet under
dry conditions', With
our large stock of •
Ittight and;team( Rub-
bers, doth Orerthces
andretics
w-• ate prepared to supply 'e',
with just what pen may nivel
to keep your feet dry. ws•rn
Ind comfortable.
S H A R M A N
THE *41I..t; \t.\\
GRAND TRUNK[ s'': -:-EM
Double Track all the Way
Dom! al
YOU CAN BEGIN ANY DAY
THE NORTHERN
•
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO
trarown thn e.toiey building and it
.em. -fol yeah of ex 1 • rlenr.•.
Kapott In.truCtore !loaner the very
beat re -alto.
1'atalogue firs.
C.A. FLK W t No, F ('. A., Pt i nci paL
G. D. FLart ee, Secretary.
THE FIRST STEP
t lftN Mee n• an mneh. It ha. mean'
etererea to th nand. of prang 1....ple
wbo wn to for oar eatakwe. M the
Are, .1sp toward • Red ealocoal pod len.
Take the .tep today. Addrwe. C.n,ral
Peodow•Wollego, !R Tamar Rtr'oet, Tor
seta
W. p CRAW. Prsaldssa
TORONTO -CHI('A(i )
TORONTO- MON rRlcA1.
1'nezcelled Train Iervlce
, Highest 1 Is,. of Kstniomen'
IViwter Tours to Califersia
FLORIDA AND SUNNY SOITIGnit
F a -t Train. Choir.. of Howe.
Low Fare. raw .n effect
Fs,foil tart colo+ t uit U.T.IL Picket.
%gents or write t'. F. II IOICN INO. UUUK•.
Pa.wnerr %rent, Toroo
F.r i.%w'RKV' K a wic+,peeshopers
.r. nt
and Ticker %ara Phone A. lis H. LAUiD-
ICK. +tat um. 1'4•k t,trr,.t. I'hoae .a h.
IAN
AClF10
Unproved Service
TORONTO
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
y '1a ' 1 aka Ontario 41sare Lbw"
Fa -t the e n Whitby, thhaws.
Hown,., v le, P•et Hop., Cohourg,
Ii.11rt.t) Te• bit,, ale.
Pen ala • + ft "•. Jew Cad. U P. .Tie M
Aeeet, ►-•1rX.4Merl ky,4Pw_Ta•