HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-5-13, Page 7Is1
EVERYTt11NG FOR YOUR CAR
and BICYCLE
List of Machines now on show
One Massey . • • • • • ......... $45.00
One Standard $335.00
One Standard$36.50
One Standard, three -
speed gear
$46.50
One National,29.50
EAST -
peat to Town Hall
0
STREET - GARAGE
Telephone No. 2.41 Godericb, Ontario
LOCAL TOPICS.
was telt for the Hesperian. We are
Riad to hear that the nursing sisi.ers
arrived safely
Arm B
Annual
Meeting Women's Institute.
roken. The annual meeting of the Gode-
s,. B. Tape met with an unfor c ri h branch of the Women's Ln-
�sr.
LunHe was
t* accident on Friday .
in the act of stepping from John Mar-
riott's dray wren the horses started
up, with tbe result that be was
thrown to the ground, breaking hie
m
right atnear the wrist. With, the
lawn bowling sea on just about to
open, "Larry" is in a grievous predica-
statute was held oh 'Tb ureday Officers
t
the home of Mrs. C.
were elected for the ensuing year tIe
ollows : President, Mrs. Beat
vice-president, Mrs. McNally : secre-
tary -treasurer. Miss M. E. Salkeld :
branch director,, Mrs. Hoerr*, Mrs.
Fowlie. Mrs. McClacberty : auditors,
Donald, Mr.. C. Young :
meat.j Mrs.. sac
Mies
district director*, Mew. Beattie,, re C.
Canadian ion Nurses Safe. y baster, of M. E. Salkeld. Mrs. NwamisM,ae M. .
Mr.hasLoftier E. Dance os- Mies
M. E.
tows, has received •cap{e from Itis Young :district director,
daughter, Mies Davey, who left Halt- Salkethe ld.
hech 'secretary's
standing and
ed
fax onad Sunday, the ;Std init., with ten indicated that the members had been
on board coe Hsesp of nursing.00 doingncing tbeir share in local relief, also in
here sate the *trivia at Ll es- of ons Mon -1 Red('rnae work. Vi�4nRwill be
dust e
safe i ne at Lf wbso made welcome aL any
day hest, in view of what had hap
pencil to the l,usitania some anxiety the year. The regular meeting day is
toe
%6dd : Oteatre
ipRMESILY THE STAR
HE dim light difficulty has been overcome by put-
ting in parts of a new generator, perfect white
lights being the result.
The Famous Players Corporation beginningfeatures Tues-
day
n `l
I* shown in this house onctlah and 1k ' are
day and -Wednesday, May and 6 rte, Theyctee
all complete plays, being in 4, p4
and produced by all of the late stage favorites.
Nothing better than these photoplays can be
seen even in the larger cities today.
The big feature serial
THE MASTER KEY
starts this week, Wednesday and Thursday. It
yOU
miss the first instalment, start in with the second.
ONE EVERY WEEK
Come. earl}' on. these big features, as it t akes
longer for a show.
dd2u �" is our %attfs
A1)t-LTS lOc
CHILDREN be
VICTORIA OPERA LIOUSE
snr.i.�.rtstttts
STARTING --" --
MON DAY, MAY 24th
Miss Sarah Gibney and Co.
PRESENT
Sol Smith Russell's Pastoral Comedy
The Bach and The Giri
THE SI NAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
by the stergaise he ►r received, spoke
+I a tow opens of Wined by
after
• which sehwkSawM wore
the Yoram Ladles' Modality.
Cadets Inspected., fifty
The Goderich Cadet Corp.,
Wong paraded at Astricultural Par
for inspection on Wednesday. Cap-
tain Carling, of London, was the in -
meeting of loer. After going through
various, drills In both open ►nil close
formation the company was lined up
before Capt. Carling, who congratu-
lated the boyo ontheir sh d no es@in
aid be
their drills and that the
criti-
cism to offer. He suggested
and a drum
addition of a few bugles
would dvplof
o advocated the adoption the
Strathcona pbysical drill and
bete use
lt
of the remapbore sign chatty
He os. glad to learn that pra(
every boy in the Collegiate was • mem-
ber of tbe corps. The proceedings
closed with rousing cheers for the in-
spector. the instructor, Capt. Dunlop,
and Capt. Brimicomhe.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mra Sous be. returned from 5 rl.it of
several weeks st Toronto. oe returned from tars.
Mr. W w john toe tib• sruaaer sere.
r rd will ..pend
attend) the Provincial coo
fl.
^a -lute "Oheatre
to The Premier Picture Nouse
Showing only the Highest Class Photoplays.
Extra Special Holiday Attraction
Monday and Tuesday
MAY 24th and 25th
DANIEL FROHMAN presents the Greatest
of Motion Picture Stars
"LITTLE MARY PICKFORD"
in one of her Very Best Characterizations
"Tess of the Storm Country"
A Superb Production Complete in 5 Acts.
DON'T FORGET
Y R24Gth AND 25th
Admission as usual
LUCILLE LOVE AND STRAND
s RANDrdWAR
Series Every Thursday
ioc and 5c
the first Thursday of each month. On
Saturday next, May 1atb, the members
of this branch are having a rat
e
home-made baking in Mr. McLean's
store. corner of Square and Montreal
l
street. Uoaations will be gratefully
received from the members. `See
posters for further particulars.
Sweet. Wholesome and Refreshing as the
First Breath of Spring
CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY
PRICES - - • � � and 15c
Plan at Edwards' Cafe
TnoaaDAT, Mai 13, 1916 •
mets Toronto 'ht. ween
Dr. L Y. Mabee was at convention of
°a The
lata C,termo{r and Dr.
�a wta�eeetor Ruddick.
of oT,°,wront�hl+ week April' 4th of Theodore of Mrs. Hook Roberts.
odic brother-in-law of Mrs. J. M. Roberts php widow. two sons sand two dalig
an odic atilt. ,.r I
drat
ell
Wks Mia To. San U
yea don't San NOW ?
Though your salary or income
will no doubt Increase, many
tfwiill
your expenses— w:Id
that the latter more than keep
pace with the former. Now is the time to start a Reserve Ftp
—and the Savings Department d the Uoiotn Bank of Canada
1a the place to keep R.
Deposit the extra you have on hand now ---you can open sn
account with any stern. down to one dollar ---and draw Interest unit.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
vice.. Among tbo.+e Dotal a distance practical in his
reatnature.
the
of hate Mr.
who attended the funeral were Mr. Roberts was a g of tudenSbakeof ret soil
and Mr.. A. McMillan and family of , tore. particularly
of hi+ life
Stratford, relatives of the deceased. 1 a lover of nature. Outside of his hunt -
Many fiord tributes were rent by, Dere activities, the evening hie
friends of the family. Interment took wars spent -nictheecm(tatnyb off*hee
1 u the family plotMaitland' 1 which leave, to b
two is a Reynolds, .1,
innings by Mia Joshua Frey
death occurred .t Detroit nit Harding, A. D.•
Turhet,
rte o at boo s. ie chil-
eace ' heirlooms cemetery. 1collection of letters and
T. N. itonF.RT`1, DET1tO1T.
tieorge
Charles Macke .
Mrs, Mct.ren.
Mr. H. tf. were t and tr d Mrs. 1'. 'r
�Cato: were the (Ws-
k{s, Elgin street. this week. Yrs McLaren
also vide d friend. et Hayarld.
L'se Blackstone s delicious ice-cream
of superior quality for ail ozeasionr.
Orders delivered.
The biggest production each night'
for tbe mousy at the Model Theatre.
Among 'bore who are reported miss-
ing frons the passenger list of the
Lusitenia are Mrs. Bingbatu and Miss
A. W. Bingham, of Toronto, of town.unt and
of Mr. F. E. Bingham,
For the finest confections and fresh
salted peanuts try Blackstone's.
OBITUARY.
of tiodericb. The deceased for forty
years was a designer .-- ---- and
the Michigan Stove Company
was the inventor of many time-seving
and labor -savior inventions in stove`
manufacture. Though seventy-nine
years of age, he was active at bis,
work up to shout four weets before
biro death. Bann in England, his boy -1
hood was rlwnl A. Fart Erie, Ont.,
where his father, \V ill.am 15. Roberta, i
M. D. F.
al utilitAryar
commander ,
the royal forces there for''
many years. Although intensely
• .moloty of
tiro survive.
MRS. ('Oe.
Mrs. Coe, Abo had been living with
her daughter, Mrs. IDr.) Em
sersote
passed awey Sunday morning atter •
long illness. The deceased was form-
erly a resident of Peterborough, and
the remains were taken to that place
on Tuesday for interment A funeral
service sass conducted at the house by
Rev. \V. K. Hager.
't'aC1RE.
The death occurred on Friday, atthe
home of her daughter,
Johnston, of Mrs. Lawrence Shinnet,
better known as Mrs• Murdoch Mc-
Guire. The deceasedwhile not vet'y
robube in her usual
heathapps, morning, and
health up W Thursday
on Wednesday had returned hrom a
visit at London. During
she was taken with convulsions and
death ensued of Friday. Mrs. M=Guise
was a native of Huron township, Bruce
county, being the eldest daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Hutch McTavish.
Thirty years ago she • was married to
the late Murdoch McGuire, who
death by drowning in 1911:. Of the
union there were six children. all of
whomsurvive. They are: Georg
k Isobel )\Fr). Geo. Griffith{,
rich Star, 12,illar requisition forms,
IMO), and the secretary. •.'ast post
cards, $1 W, The librarianreported
receipt, for April of 040 avid an issue
of 18.11 books and magazines. - The
board hie purchased a large number
of new books on which the secretary
is now at work sad they will 'don he
in reediness for :he reeding public.
The board wishes to notify the public
that the hock exck•nge will be closed
for cleaning and 'trek -taking from
Tuesday. May lath. till Friday, 21st.
both dates iochniveand *11 with
hooks in their p(>sSPsrio
red
to return them to the librarian before
1 the date of closing.
The Monthly Recital. u t:eor e s
'f he organ recital held at • 1. ,eracted
church last Sunday eveningeatt
tilled
a congregation welch completely
the sacred edifice. As on forwer oc-
casions the music peruubl also were
me, and
many words of apP
spoken of the work of Miss M. AAi_
Aitken. who took the vocal parts
diic was very
fficult, Mier Aitken ough some of the showed perfect
control and sang witb'the skill of a fin-
ished musician. Mr. F. W. Rohineon
an and the follow-
preetded •. .. -•
mg program was r•eodered : "Overture I d•
in C minor' t Hatistet . "Melody in D" I y
Central school (;cncert.
"Lied- iWolatenhholmei:
es, •
Kathleen, Hugh and Dan, of London, Com iu au,t .e., t tt.�• �mi
and May IMf Oliver boysJoetnnl, of GEO. HOHMEIER
town. Two of the ale in the
in
Canadian forces in training if for
w r l .
Hugh as in
the
service,
rd Battalion and Dan
the Mounted Rifles. in 1111e Mrs.!
M,•Guire married Lawrence Shinner
but had not lived with her husband for
several years. The funeral took piece
on Sunda Rev. W. K. Hager :ton-
duct
on-
ducting the service.. T'be pallbearer
were Messrs. Wm. Morrish.
Martin, Hen. Gray, David Weston.
Rohl. Bell and Thomas Johnston. to
addition to the immediate tuewb'rs of
the family who attended the funerel
were sirs. G. W. Palmer, Miss Mary •
McGuire and Mrs. James Akenheed,
of Detroit : Private Geo. Griffith and
Mrs. Hugh McGuire. of London. The
deceased war fifty-two years of age,
The interment took place in Maitland
cemetery.
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the the
nvy
of your neighbors if you
c�� ct� Flat Rod
—for curtains and draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
There is a Kirsch Flaat oil or
in a
color to match your
draperies. Every rod contains a
written guarantee that k will not
nag or tarnish.
it's so eery to have an attractive
window
with
Ro. /Cinch
North Huron Libra's-
The
North
The annual mreting of the
Huron Liberal Association as consti-
tuted for Federalppurpo.es will Tueed
in the tow n hall, Wingham, on
May '2.itb, at 1 o'clock p. m•
(Van Biene) : fin._ WelT i• Mos
"Otkevis se to E ,,,he Abbey Por-
tals" were fAntxrl. "The King
(Gounodl.
Public Library Notes- public
The regular meeting of the p
library board was held on Saturday
evening. Mr- J. 1. Killoran was in
the chair end the other members prev-
ent were Dr. Strang, Rev. Jos. Elliott,o
and Mesons Torn and tong.
he
accounts ordered pard were : The Gode-
entertainment
The entrust under the
auspices of Central school will be
iven at a ictoriwOpers House on the
evening of Friday. May 21st.
An
interesting pr MI is in preparation,
and there sbouldbe • full house. The
Mtewwrt orchestra will furnish music.
Sterling's New Manager.
late of
s,
Win-
nipeg branch of the Sterli gBank.
has taken chaste of the Goderich
branch, *tweeted ng Mr. A. Porter as
manager. Mr. fackson has had a
good number of -ears of tanking et-
perience. having beebeenwith
crod Im-
perial Bent for stank ino
having conduct's a private
remain r.
Saskatchewan.
locistaff as
rShen
teller ant
sceountant
MISK MAIU:AKET MACK AV.
Margsret Mackey, died on Wednes-j
day, May 5th, at Daytons. Floridan
Tbe decesteed was a sister of the late'
D. C. Mackay of Goderich end WAS
native of this town, living here until
about twenty years ago, when she
went to reade at TOtouto She spent
the winter months in Florida Last
summer she was in tioderich for three
months. D 15. Mackay, of town, is
14. nephew of the deceased and another
nephew, Robert Mackay, who wee ,
spending the winter in the South, was
with her at Daytona in her last home
and brought the remains to tiodei ich
for interment. brother of the
deceased, Angus Mackay, lives in the
StAte of Vifeshingten The funeral
took place to Mainland cemetery iin
Sitiorday, Rev. Geo. E. Ross condom -
big the services end the pallbearers ,
being Ales. Saunders, Chas. Onerow,
Heoor Hays, C. A. Nairn, Chas. Vie
and Oeo. Porter.
Off for the War
To the strains .f inertial 'air% r-n-
dered by the bard of the Bird Item-
ment Dr. A. 11 . Macklin let t
ttoderieb on the 2.35 ti T. R. train
on Saturday. route for Britain.
where he w ill join the Royal
At my Medical aortae The mem-
bers of the town muncil were present
the Dortro, who w an ex -mayor of the
town. Dr 74 with of Hayfield, left on
the same trs ons similar errand.
TINNIN(1 OF ALL KINDS
done promptly. thoronahly and
ressosehly. Well repo& or resew
your roof. put your chimney top,
leaders gnome or coeniee In first -
claire condition.
FAMILY
REPAIRING, TOO
There pawed away at Alexandra
hospit•1 on Sunday one of the oldest
vontintrotia residents of,Ooderich,in the
prison of Mr.sDeotge Black, who first
raw the light in 0 aderich in the year
IMO, on the present site of the 15•ptiet
churcb. The defamed had been unwell
for the paat four yenrs and since July
lest bad been practically beiridden.
In earlier years Mr. Bleck had bees con-
nected with • number of the hankies.
hoopoe in town and more recently he I
held the position of Division Court
bailiff. In the year lltn4 be wa. I
tied to Sarah Wootten, of Rime...,
which onion family of four tioso
were born, three of whose survive.
They are Oeorge W. and John W., of
town, and Thos. 11., of Montreal. One
brother, Jetsam, of Saitinaw, Mich..
and one Meter, Yea Mary Henderson.
of Detroit, elm 'nevi's. Mrs Klock
died In February, 1911. The funeral.
which wart private, took place on Tow
day from tbe residesee of Mr. Geo. W.
T'be pan -
Father McRae Su prised.
Tbe Ladies of St. Peter'• church
gathered at the few readence of Kee
Father McRae as Friday. April anth.
as • surpriie posy and gave the rev
@tend gentleman a shower, consisting
of • fine &imply., household linen,
asrd awn* magulleent house -furnish-
ings, nage ete. Mies Mary Hurley
acted at doorkeper and quietly let
the 'Were. in without dietorbing
Father McRae, efeo ers• in his study
on the emend thor. When all was
read lass was Isdited dowostalra and
J. L. Hillman d a few wed -chasms
words espresso, the ladles' apprise:is-
nos of Father leRsie's ministry. and
bad
If you want it. Put • neer copper
bottom on the wards boiler. mead
all kiosk of leaks in tinware
Fred Hunt
Sires. Parse 115
worked i0 WS* the rewatios et hie baarans ware Capt. gammon. Anvil
waor. resideDio. May asked loss to re- Matlemon, Adam Vaster, Mont. Olart.
met their Weser it takes of Miele Oewald Sturdy and Wes. kleCresta
Writy to leek, Illisistar. &H. Father Rev. J. B. Fotherinabern. rector of flts
lialltatk wise ma quite MN 's rhumb, eoedueted the see -
Have }oil tried our
new Bread ?—
Cre=O:Malt
-the tastiest in town. Nice
soft -crust — close -grained_ --
made from � Fleiscitnlann's
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thotougb satisfaction
for those who buy our Cakes
and Pastry. If you do not know
how good they are, we should
like you to try thetu.
Smith Bros.
ike Old Reliable east St. Baker),
Phone I.4.
"A Man's Ability Is His Passport -
FRANK WEAVER
iP rabies*, of Music and Voice, booremheb
Inter Nets testu
Folk t•r.ros and $nformat.on apply
PORTERS BOOK 8T ORE
A
THE
GROCERY
A
To The Buying Public
Number One CHIN A'W A R E and CROCKERY, we have
decided to offer the sante for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
at HALF-PRICE. . We guarantee these days to be,
without doubt, days of opportunity, especially itt this line.
Grocery' Department
Having an over -stock
ard SATURDAY we wilt
credit orders and a fifteen
CASH ORDERS.
of groceries on hand, on FRIDAY
allow a ten per cent. disconnt on all
per cent. discount on all STRICTLY
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU,—
That there is a mighty difference in
the quality of GROCERIES?
The Maple Leaf Orcety hears thenomputationt
being the home of. the real home of, Purefaml
Up -to -Date St ,ck.
r1 4111ilt