HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-4-22, Page 5THE SIGNAL t GODERICH, ONTARIO
TIfURMDAY, APRIL 'a. 1915
BICYCLES
We h(ve • eowplete stock of new Bicycles awaiting your l.ups•.
tion. Get one now so as to have the use of it for the whole seaaga.
Priers Ranging from $30.00 to $55.00
A full stock of Accessories and we are prepared to quote close
pricer oo them. These goods are all new.
Your old Bicycle is no good laid on the shelf. Bring it in and
have us put it in working shape for you. Good job guaranteed.
We have two gcod 5 -Passenger Automobiles for sale at very
rea•onshle prices. We ere going out of the Auto livery b usinees,
so have me further use tor them. If you want a good second-
hand t'ar call around end here a look at thew. A sure snap!
Aden Motocycie
East St. Garage
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BROODING
Be sure and see the display of Brooders
and
Day-old Chicks in Lees
window this week.
Goderich H. KEITH REVELL
RIDGCRtST
Ontario
Western U-iversitv
LONDON
FOKW.tllli MOVEMENT
(ireatlr enlarged Feculties in
As to aret Medicine.
Vastly 1•npr.'ved Equipment --
library, 1,leir•at ,ries. etc. Seven
urw schelar-bips. Record en-
solwent, 19yulrire solicited.
F. E. araithwaite. M. A.. Ph. 0-
Presid',n t
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbor if you use the
.. .tse4 Flat Rod
-for aseie and irpwiM
Guaraab•d not to sag
or tarnish
There is a Kinch net Rod la a
color tomat h ver ea
draperies.
wrktea guarsotee rod
fiat it will sot
sag or tarnish
*'S se race' de hese w atesdedkie
Wader erne eke lareas
Fit Are
('one m amt GEO. HOHMEIER
LOCAL TOP
St. Georges High Tea
Both from the financial standpoint
aad Iron the social point of view the
high tea Riven by the ladies of Ht.
George's church at Oddfetluwi Hall
Ind Thursday ',veiling was ail uuyuali-
Ned success. A great number partook
Of the excellent tea provided. and the
taMee of fancywork, candy and other
dainties attracted many patrons and
tbe articles found ready sale at good
Prices. A program of musical eeleo-
Lions, both vocal and instrumental,
was well rendered and fully appreci-
ated
faeard of Trade Council.
A nesting of the couoeil of the
Board of Trade was held at the oltloe
d lbs American Road Machine Co. no
Monday evening. Among the matters
discussed was that of the Hydro-rd/al
project. The memorial presented to the
Provincial Government waking for a
80 -eddy for Hydro-radi•1 lines was en-
dorsed and et the Fame time It was de-
cided to ask the Hydro authorities
once mote for the long -promised re-
port upon proposed electric lines in
Hurn county. Several other matters
of various degrees of importance are
before the Board but have not reached
• finality.
Government Position for Ju. Mitchell.
Mr. James Mitchell, editor of The
Godesich Sar. baa been offered and
has accepted a position with the Ontario
Archives Department. His accept•
ance of the position involves his retire-
ment from newspaper work, and after
May 1st the editorial chair of The Star
will he occupied by Mr. Walter F.
Nate', who has purchased a partnership
interest aril will be associated with
Mr. J. W. Vanatter in conducting The
Star. Mr. Neftel was with'1'he Signal
for a good many years as bookkeeper
and reporter. and ham sine. been in
newspaper wor k to S:. Thomas. Brants
ord and Perth.
Ten Years Pastor of Toronto Church.
Rrv. James Wilson tali. C. I. -old
hoy•'), who recently received a call
from a church at Vancouver, has de-
cided to remain in Toronto. His tenth
annivrreary as psa.tor of the Darer -
court Rodd Pwehyter•ien church was
celebrated on Tnerwlay evening of loot
week. He was pre•eotel with an il-
luminated address by the menthe's of
the congregation as a token of their
esteem for him, while Mr.. Wilson
was presented with a deeeert set in a
handsome oak cur. and Mise Ruth
Wilson with a Ierge b.sket of flowers.
'Mr. George Graham, H. A., was in the I
chair, Mr. Roger.. inspector 'of public
schools, read the address to Mr. Wil-
son, and Mrs. Carlyle. convener of the
committee. presented the dessert set
to Mrs. Wilson. Rev. A. L. Grggie,
of Perkdale, and Dr. Stenhouse, the ,
first paetor of the church, also ad- j
Crystal Spring Dairy dressed the congregation.
lo M. C. C. Smoker.
PURE MILK
We have slatted s new Dairy in
Goderich and are prepared to
supply the citizens with milk
and cream that is guaranteed
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN AND PURE
All milk is produced from our
own herd and every detail from
the milking until it reaches the
consumer is under our con care-
ful inspection and managenient,
and no Netter milk can low had
anywhere at any price.
We :an take on twenty more
custerners in a few days now.
Write R.R. S. Goderich.
or Phone 174, Benwiller.
J. BENSON COX
•.A Man's Ability Is His Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
Professor of Music and Peke apsc.ahsli
Teethe. V..c. Culture end A ,..< S..se e
LONuON. ONTARIO
Sow•shes
.. Control En,a,c,a,wn and
I.,.,.e..
Fee lawns and Inform/doon apply
PORTER'S BOOK STORE
The Menesetune Canoe Club held a
smoker in t he club rooms Friday even-
' ing last. There was a Targe attend-
•nce, including w number of visitors. and a most enjoyable evening was
spent, The Club bad the pleasure and i • El
profit of an address hy Archdeacon gi
Jones -Bateman on Mexico, in which
country the speaker 'spent number of
ears. A review of present conditions
in the distressed country was especially
interesting. The speaker thought the
solution of the problem should be it.-
tervention by the t'nited Siete* for
1 the restoration of peace among the
various. factions that are striving for
ascendancy. Mexico woe desctibed as
a country maivsllously ri.h in natural
resources, bolt owing to' lack of
!capital. the uneducated condition of
• the people. and other condition,,
there tesources wete only very
slightly developed. A cordial vote of
tbank. was rendered Archdeacon
Jones- Betetllan for his illtrminatingad-
dress. Other features of the esening's
program were monies! efforts by some
of the member", a turn by ' Messrs.
P:tr•ons ar d Sturdy, some speech-
making and a light lunch.
C.hddren s Aid Society.
The monthly meeting of the Chil-
dreu's Aid Society, held on 'l;uesojay.
April 13, was not as largely attended
as usual. The treasurer's rennet
showed a balance on hand of $427.t1:.
Accounts amounting to Ill' i.O2 were
ordered to he paid. Amounts received
sine last meeting: J. el. McClinton,
91 ; Mrs. J. H. Leech. L. Some in-
teresting reports were read by the
county secretary, Mr. 0. M. Elliott.
A complaint was received regarding
two little girls living with their par-
ents in the country, who were not get-
ting • fair chimer. The secretary was
instructed to investigate the case and
take what action he deemed advisable
in the natter. A communication was
read asking for a hone for • Finlander
boy, eight years of age, who war left
an orphan up north and ie now in Tor-
onto waiting fora home on the farm.
He is a strong. sturdy boy but not able
to speak Englwb. Homer In the coun-
try also are wanted for flue healthy
boys now in Stratford shelter, of the
following ages : Peter, sigh, years old,
Henry seven, George five, Edgar six,
and a nice little baby boy one and a
half years. For information comtnun-
irate with the county secretary, (i. M.
Elliott.
Wedded et Chicago.
At Chic eau, nn April 3 .1, a yes y
pretty wedding look piers at 'be resi-
dence of Mr. and Mis. Joseph Tanner
Ashland avenue. the hride hoeing Mies
Elixaheth J MeeCormick, • f Bel/e•',
',rebind. and the groom 'Ir. John
Wellington Murray. mai •nee, 'd
()frisbee street, Ouderieh. The Elate
wore • very attractive ovulate of
white creme� utete,rr, with bridal veil of
white merlins., re•.ly eml, o nered, and
bridal wreleth of Idlee' f the valley.
Ahs carrie.l a les Igor' '•f h. -.eta) 'ream
The bridesm.id wee Mr. Tenser, wises
wore a lovely melon.- - of pink nreeea-
line, trimmed wi•h "lack velvet and
aoeordinn pleated rs.efles, anrleaevieet a
bnnguet of plak nesse. 3/r Joeepb
Tanner acted •• grrxrm•man. Two
little girls, the Mises Alice Plwwhsg
and Isabel Tanner, looking like little
fairy gneee.. c.rried baskets of
dowers. The m's gift to the !ride
was •.nbstantlal cheque. The eking!.
dean who tied the knot wa. Roe tar
sill of Drexel Park Presbyterian
',Much. Ulmention tol-
1 Wada and at 9 p. ea. a grana etepoer
1 wale served. fifty strode beteg preset
Patent Solicitor
WI. S. BABCOCK,
Lawyer .C.5 l and flea d Patent Attorn-y. Fit
teen year. exreriesee 1n Canaria and l'.e. In
scot los. poolootlywitantag. Trade starts...ad
tk'.lgann..-awUderad. IwMeges.eet and vanitdy
seers., Evidence .!!entad to patent salts.
nrporte prepared for co n.eL
Expert witness in patent suits. Pat-
ents obtained in all countries. 99 St.
James Street, Montreal.
le` Mr. Builder
HAVE YOU MADE ARRANGEMENTS
for the Flooring of Your New House!
We have a good stock of 3-S Veneer Flooring in plain and
quartered oak and birch, grades and prices to suit
*11 purchasers '
We also have a number of well -made Rookcages in oak
and birch, mahogany finish, which we are selling at
• very low price.
Get our quotations on Lath, Shingles. Pine. Hemlock
and Oak Lumber.
Estimates Cheerfully Given
The Paget Grain Door cot
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GODEAICH-ONTARIO
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LYRIC THBATRE
TIE PRIMER PICTURE HOUSE
SHOWING ONLY THE H1liH-
ESTCLASH OF PROTOPLATM
Special Attraction
Monday and Tuesday
APRIL NTS AND !7TH. 1915
The Parsons Payers Co. presents
William Farnum
The eminent dramatic mar, in
"The Redemption of
David Corson"
complete in 4 parts
Every THURSDAY
•'LUC1Lt.E LOVE"
The Great Mystery Dselal
i Every SATURDAY
The Strand War Series
Authentic scenes on the filing
line. A Arst-class programme of
other photoplays each night,
with • complete change
Wed• edey, Th
Sat
Strong and Brother Sauoders, the
latter being oue of the charter meta -
here. Brother Strong reported the
total membership el,•ere and a surplus
ua hand of over s5,in(I,tIW. After the
speech and songs and wusic and the
usual vote of thanks, the members
ttiarebed over to Hlackstuor'• for
luncheon and after .11 had taken of
the good things the gathering was
brought to *close by the singing of
(hod Save the King. Souris seventy
members were present. No. :-C has
about :bill member*: two special meet -
logs have been held to take in new
mem her r .
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Mothars:ue asked to sot their babies ready
for Meader. May 3rd. whb► w111 1.. Baby Day
I ►t bellow. neineirra 'b .hale, .t free sittsioa
and ewe boto to .,1 haute- under eltthteeo
mouth alas
Then. •lot of licking over oho a wt, tan
•t asps. but everyose .10wean one of Pre!
bas's sal'. to w well plowed with the world
that he has , .role for any fate. Try P$d
ham Lb* Tailor. s orth side Square. for your
-print .ult w over,oat.
Mr. O. F. Wetmore bas orad* ar-
rangements to open a moving picture
theatre in Godert:h and will wake an
opening announcement next week.
Mr. A. Farrow. collector of custom*
at Goderich. is the honorary president
of the Western Ontario Customs Mut-
ual Benefit Association, which bas re-
cently beet, reorganised.
The regular meeting of the W. C.
T. C. will be held Monday, April :kith,
in Temperance Hall at 3 p. m. Mrs.
Aitken will take part in the educa-
tional half-hour. Visitors always
welcome.
The big light at the lighthouse is
again :evolving, with Capt. Robinson
in charge. The foghorn. too. is again
in commission, with Bert McDonald
as operator.
Huron Lodge, No. era, 1.0.0. F., will
observe the ninety-sixtb arniversary
of the Order by attending divine ser-
vice at St. Gemgr•s church next Sun-
day usoreing, when the members will
be addrereed h,• Rev. J. B. Pothering -
Unfavorable nfavorable comment is made again
this spring upuu the condition of the
G. T. R wharf. It was understood
tut year that the Grand Trunk people
intended to put the place in decent
shape, but so far no:hiog has Leen
Anne.
'rhe Ontario Clothing Co.. which
closed out its luteins,. in liodrrich
alter a few weeks here, ie now doing
business at Zurich. 'The' field here in
[bis line of business was already
pretty well occupied.
This is clean-up time. With the
promise of early summer comes the
natural instinct to wash, sweep, paint.
destroy rubbish, end put the house,
lawn and alley way into flrstrdars
trim shape. "Spic red span" should
1 e the watchword.
One of the meet successful dances of
the season was that arranged and
eel lied out by the wewhwts of the
Blackstone Oiche.tra un Friday even-
ing last at Oddtellowe' Hs11. Upward,
ct fifty couples were present and all
thoroughly enjoyed -ttiewarlees. The
muei.' supplier! by the or. hestra was
particularly tine and many expressions
of rpprrcisti,n were h>•ud es to the
whirl. conduct of the rceieng'a pro-
ceedings.
The annul meeting of the fiederidr
Curling and !Mating Association was
held on Apr1 Lnh and the foaertag
(Moors we.. elected • P...idsot.
Wm. Lane : vice-- prim.Jent, .1. B. -i
Coira.rlie : sectetary- -reaeur.r: Km..I
Campbrtt : auditor, Mbrref Keynoting' :
rnaaagioa censure. War Wallace.
C. A. Nairn en 1 H J A. tlecEteao,`
The financial-t*tro.ent w.. presented
as &Nlosys : Her•«par troll w. ttaisene
fro.. pees...,.. rear 9 . itt, Niall
9rct1 AM Eapen.}.:uies Parasol*
am4.41 ; leaving araiser, et K •
Moo. S6,tre1 iA (.iNttu.w : nort-
�•g• yt-on, ooze mew 1 redo bel tree
IEL twl.tn. 71. *bees••',e are the seer
ae se primmer, years slab the ose•A-
tioa that Mr C A. ears ,w 4aces
Mr W. L Hurter.. .
Etna:r.e Organ «',wee ►..e:al d.
A. electric c.egeartlnwev wee Ries -rd
in Nu. 1 h dress' Meshad►s epee. A ora
weer t.y Mr Lr .rd I►,wary- et
London. On. : •ed wee uw-.l lite the
first lime .'n nreadey A few ow, n.lie
ago" Mr Downey installed a sardine
machine in !it lies.rjr'• cite. • h, turd It
worked et, stti•lect. ►.1v teat lbw lard
of North street 1/. b..J.s. el/weft nr-
✓ i.ted to rat• one in Sere .4 thew at. r
w.•t.r Mr I /owner esaiew • eye, tilt,
of f.srossh.ne electric hkiwiug sa.arbsa-
ery ter pups orient. He has r.vee.tly
ch.eed contracts 1,.e Nt Paw'. r-rurcb,
NI rat ford : Holy Tensity rhu!►b. Chat-
ham. anti a W•llareburg Asserts Tb.
electric blower has the aaheategee of
economy. si,ent turning qu.litie. and
simplicity
New Machine at the Lyr,C.
Mr. Geo. Bugging. proprtetot of :he
Lyrir '1 heat re. is this week ios'allir g a
new Powers ,:.t picture machine. of
lb.. very latest type end with all
iwprnvenlents \Ia-hine.of this tyle
whi.•h ehuw abs lurely tlickerlase. an.'
rook -steady pirtui ca. are al present
ha ing recd in all the !arae city picture
Amer, having • sale of about 7' per
...or. et the entire pi:ture bueineee,
Weare informed also that the man-
ager of the Lyric is sego: eat ing for an
ex •lusivr line of photi plays of ibet
yrs v higbe-t standard, lull particulars
of which will 1e given shortly.
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areday, Friday and1
arday
Admission aa uBeal 1O0 and ail
\Ve Lead- Others Follow.
rtinsnell•=no
SPRING
Footwear
in the neat and
comfortable n e w
spring models at
MCCllnton's
Repairins
Promptly
A ttended
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The drawing and g mien ware
hsseiniagly dssoretediIda Sbwere and
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Th is Space
belongs to the
New Theatre
Look for,
Opening
Announcement
next week
foreign plants Mr. and Mrs. Murrey
have *ince arnv.,1 at the gtowm's
home, Quebec et rra t
Forests',, are Flourishing.
Orksni,er Mcl'lincb, of Parkhill,
has been in town the past two weeks
in the interstate of the Canadian Order
of Forester. 14..1 ha. Weil red eons..
fifteen applications. On Thur. dey of
lasr creek r special meetinc well held
and Brother W. O. Strong, superin-
tendent of orgroma,ion. of Br.ntiord,
came up end wan met is the .'.tion
by Bro.. Nit -Clinch, Dat id Sproul and
Thos. Burrows, and driven *Looe
town in the afternoon. Mr. Strong
speaks very highly of (i.etericb for
having such clean and 'vide steee'..
He syn it is one of t he fluret towns h -
baa visit -d for some time. The same
night he vi.ited the local C. 0, F.
1.•dg,., No. V2, me emir were to join the,
nigh:. A load of firm her Forr.lera
r'me in frons Hrnnoll-r end ssisted
hy p..tt.n[ on A team for initi.t.en alter
whien aJdr•ea.es were give. by W G.
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OA CANADA
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Are Your CkMrtb
Learning to Save
Mosey ?
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account In the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training in how to expend money wisely. Such an
education In thrift and saving will prove Invaluable
in later hie.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCONIBE, Manager.
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free or too seen book ,l -t
deposits or mncuy-.151 Gin ['ills
they d care yourself of Kirin,
1lRsrler troebles. •'Node in ClisAd ,
we. boa, a for ide0. tree trent me-,• i .l
ph write )Motional Dreg a Clemn•oi
Cha ed Canada, Limited, Tomato. no
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were 1 IV 8.1.%I. April IPA
wheat. ter ',nth
Ofit•, per ho h
Raney per h., -h ....
lamas 1..s lou -h
Ruck* hear, p r bn.h
Iwo family. pe, cwt
so. trate .'. per cwt
sn, Parte.,
• ''.u. pet Inn .
ay. per I.a,
+ , s.. Own... porton
Wend, per b...d
Potter. pe -it`..
Kee.. freshper at,
P data's. per h,nh
That Tired Feeling
The tired feeling that so often
cusses with spring weather i-
as likely to result from thio
wearing of winter shoes atter
they hive kern -idled in a.
from any 'of the other rause.
to which it i, usually aseideed.
Many Remediesare Suggested i
Try
crraw.
but we !relieve. you will find
A Pair' of,our Light. Stylish.
Corrfcrtable SpringShoes•
Stift Clore.
Have ton tried our ,
new Bread y -
Cre-O-Malt
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---the tastiest in tow'n.A Nice
soft crust - close -grainer! -
made from - Fleiscltmann's
Yeast. Evervho dy 'lays it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thorough eatir feet ion.
for those who buy our Cakes
and Pastry. If you do not know
how gesd they are, we should
like -you to try them.'
Smith Bros•
The Old Reliable East St. Baker)
Phone 1st.
S H ARMAN'
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to .Ss'
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to
3.3 re 1a,
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sail, to
nen, to win.
11.5) .0 I4.$
ret to Rac
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14 to
ANM•. perbbl 1. •ll to
rattle. hist -her ch,.les. Local. Kr t•
''title bu rhor-'me., lain. " " ^.-.1 to
N tgr. Mes wN,tbl. pro ewe•, a wt In
�nreta P•,,r cwt
Ant to
1 +111 Cwt l.,p to
Kne•pek.7.4 re
Nene. Ire lb .11 to
TN..w. rsa4...d. pet 11 to
Psalm I' /er Ir ok i • .111 In
M ,o
t] sass. per lb a .... ig IA
T lotto,.. woe lb. ... Id to
Marvellous Accuracy.
The electrically balanced +rale. that
weigh the fresh young leaves for Sala -
da des are accurate to minute pre;
rasion. 11 you err in the habit of buy-
ing tee in hulk yon will have noticed
the (resumer in weight,. R.snem"-r'
)net • teasp'o'onful makes' two cups.
Pull wesght •.f • Iran fresh Ira in•iJe
the wrapper is whit yon get when I
heying'yALIi)A
Toe deny 'sermon' are aimed at
par, IItbooks in•teas of at its arts.
Bhtckrtone's for fir'h sweet
CLARETS
Better time
Butter
Uhl In Jas
fes. Ile., See.
fall in as.ss sr
if yes get Clerk's yea
get the beet.
GROCERY
rFl.sying still itt our ptsscsion a tlemeu.lous stock of
rat
Our CHINAWARE and CR1)C KERV. vie have
decided to'o:cr the sante for FR1DAV and SATURDAY
at HALF-PRiCE. We guarantee these clays to be.
without .doubt. ,1.., . of opportunity, specially in this line.
To The Buying Public
Grocery Department
}[at ing an tr.-err stock of groceries urn hand, on FRiDAY
add SATURDAY we will allow .1 ten per cent. discount on all
credit orders and a fifteen per cent. discount on all STRICTLY
CASH ORDERS.
D11) IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU,
That there is a mighty difference in
the quality of GROCERIES?
T e ,Maple Leal Grocery bearshe reputa\ion of
h ing the home of, the real homo of, Pure and
-to-Date Stock.
•"ROVGN ON RATS" clean
Rate, Mire, etr. Don't Die in
Boom V,r and 2Sr at Drug
Onetry Stores.
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O'NEILL & COMPANY
(SUCCESSORS TO S. J. YOUNG)
Opposite Colborne Hotel
Hamilton St. 'Phone 52