HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-8-5, Page 5THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
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A Patch in the Hand
Is Worth Two at the
Dealer's
A patch is a lied*
thing but Lick
of it may coft,p.l
you to take to
'shank's hors,.''
It's a good idea to
have some along.
Something de-
pends on the qual-
ity of the patch,
too. To repair a puncture in a new
tube with a poor patch is like plug-
ging a rat hole with cheese.
Put some of our patches in your tool
box. They are new live rubber-
s, good es the tube. And we have
the rig_h�t' �-e
th"stickiest"
to go with them-
. "sW[MR" cement you ever saw.
EastStreet tiarage
LOCAL TOPICS.
A Warning.
W. b•.* beds silks .1 to pwbtisb •
weaning to moue people who are cir-
culating slanderous statements about
the wins of soldiers who ads*
serving at ibis frust. A heavy
penalty any be infl •ted foe in/Aims
tales sL.temente and we advise greater
control of toe torgus,
The Prize Good-Iookse.
The Gudench fire brigade, accom-
panied by sura tea members of tb.
Med Regiment bead, attended Ib•
annual firemen's convention at Thor-
old on Wrduesday. Oa account of
the unfavorable weather the program
of *pot ta was called off. but the parade
was b.4.1. 'hist "Barney" Tbuwp•ou`
of the Goderich beteade wee awarded
tint pari' for the fluent -looking chief
on parade
Red Cross Tea and Dance.
A "jitney" service is being arranged
in c Junection with the Red Cross tea
and d.nce at Mene.etung Park next
Wedn.eday Automobiles will Lace
the uH1:e ur Proudfoot, Killoran &
P,oudtout, Hotel Subset and the Park
Howie at twenty -minute intervals.
commencing at 3.:i1 o'clock. This will
Afford .. pleasant and convenient. wa.
of reaCtu1 g We Park, and the proceeds
woll help to swell the Red Cross fund.
The fare for the round trip will be 25c.
A Contr.bution from Chicago.
Along with his suberriptiob to The
Signal for another year. Mr. tr. C.
Red Cross dares atMen.setung Pork Koine trots. of Chicago, semis a contra -
pelt Iv. duet( ay „mob g. notion of *ZOO) to the Red Dross fund.
The Maple
Leaf Grocery
ON HAMILTON STREET
is again open fur business with an entire new stock
of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, FLOUR
and FEED and CURED MEATS.
OnaCashBasis
Came and get a trial order and you
will see the cash system is the only system that
will reduce the high cost of living. Goods delivered
to any part of the town by the General Delivery.
Four detiv'eries'daily, five or. Saturday.
Butter, Eggs and all kinds of Grain taken as ca:;h.
P. T. DEAN
Prnpriator, Hamilton Street, Goderieh, Ont.
Nee
/1(odeI : theatre
Just a.few words ni. th_ subject of quality. That i.
•where we reign supreme. for we are using the products of
the World Film Cor`l>oration Company and the Universal.
the largest and lit -est film manufacturing concern in the un-
iverse. Some theatres try to get the Universal service. hut
they can not do it. ".The Model:. has it.
Some of our Quality productions to be shown iu the
following month are Clara Kimball Young in "Deep
Purple.'- and 1 -illi .n Rtiss-ell in "Wildfire" from trio: World
people, and the following t-nivcrsal subjects and stars :
A Modern Enoch Arden, three -reel. Adele Lane and
Edward Sloman.
The Dancer, three -reel, Cleo Madison, Joe King and
Chas. Gihly'n.
Shattered Memories. three -reel, Robert Leonard and
Ella Hall.
The Torreut. two -reel. Marie \Valcamp awl Wellington
Playtor.
Court Martialed, four -reel, W. Welsh. Al. Holubar, F.
Nelson and H. Hurley.
Nabbed. two -reel. Francis Ford and Mina Cunard.
The Smuggler's Lacs, two -reel, Gene Gauntier and
Jack Clark.
A Life in the Balance. two -reel. King Boggot.
You Can't Always Tell. two -reel, Wm. Garwood and
\'islet Mesereau.
The Pursuit Eternal, two -reel, Hubert Henley and
Francis Nelson.
An Idyl of the Hills. two -reel, Pauline Bush and Wm.
C. Dowlan.
The Trail of the Upper Yukon, two -reel. Ben R'il-son
and Dorothy Phillips.
The Heart of Cerise. three -reel, Pa line Bush and
Wm. Clifford..
Baby, two -reel comedy, 1i. Myers and R maty• Thehy.
A Witch of Salem Town. two -reel. Mary Fuller and
Matt. Moore.
The House of a Thousand Relations. two -reel, Rose-
mary Thebv and others.
The Judgment of Man. Mary Fuller.
Trickery, two -reel, Frank Lloyd and Helen LTslie.
The Silent Command, four -reel, Robert Leoblflyd and
?glia Hall.
As tl.e Universal has gone into the feature business
we get Misa Jane Cowl in "The Garden of Lies," five acts.
Allen fotubar in "The White Terrier.' four reel..
"'Scandal" and "Conscience," five and four teels
respectively.
Two more installments of "Process Hassan."
Four more installments of "The Master Key."
Then watch for the biggest sinal ever produced.
"QUALITY" "QUALITY" "QUALITY"
AAhissio•as Usual - - 10c an Sc
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THERE'S A DELICIITFDL 'SOMETHING
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about the flavour of
that can only be produced by the skilful blending
of really fine 'high -grown' teas. This peculiar
charm of flavour makes it unique among teas
and is the secret of its 23 years of increasing
popularity. B so
This has been handed to the local
branch of the Red Comm Society and is
included among the acknowl.dgwents
published this week. Mr. Robertson
to a former resident cf Outlet lett. and
•Itbougb it is •ool many years dace
w
he ernd the line he does not forget
the old bonze town His contribution
will help in the good work of alleviat-
ing the sufferings of Canada's wounded
soldiers.
Upper School Examinations.
Of the ten atu+tents of the Goderich
Collegiate Institute who wrote at the
entrance examination for the faculty
of education the follnwing nix were
successful: Pett I -Mabel Gilkinson,
Flora Hess, George MacEwan. Joseph
1: Pat t I1 - Nora 1 i rittin, Hec-
tor McKay.
Liquor Cases.
Police Magistrate Kelly has had •
number of liquor cases to deal with
Ibis week. Oo Monday A. C. Watson.
of (:.aelpb, appPered to answer to a
change of shipping liquor into "dry"
territory. He pleaded guilty and was
fined girt and costs. There have been
several cases of drunkenness, includ-
ing those of two young men front
Blyth, who were fined E_ai end costs
each, and two men from Hayfield.
arose cane. have been adjourned
until Saturday..
Field Crops badly Damaged.
The heavy rains this week. coupled
with the wiled, did utuch damage to
tbe farm crop+. Wheat. oats. barley
and corn all Puffered mote :;r tear, hitt
the greatest injury was to green crops.
such as late oats, much'ot which waa
almost hopelessly lodged. Grain
which was itpe seemed to stand up
'Duch better. Fall what that was
cut and Icing in the field: is badly,
sleeked On the ITliole,it has been a
serious week for farmere. who had
leen looking forward to harvesting
bumper crepe If we ge worn. dry
weather nnw the prcetert will 1.e lucre
hopeful, as sorne of the grain will
(land up again. Front repots at
band it sppeara that this district has
suffered lei.. injury than other sections
t0 the east and ruuth.
DUNOANNON,
Tut'ssDAT, August S.
Mrs trip and Miss 'Terry. of Lass -
doe. are guests at tee iitome of Mr.
David $pissat-
Mr. Bailie Permit and Mimeo Luella
toad lilies Parrott visited at Mr and
Mrs. A. Eirbis during tbe part week.
The trustees of S. el. No. 3, West
Wawabo.h, ae we engaged Mies MiGaie
Sbackle,on. of Crewe. as taecber in
their eabool.
The Ashfield voters list, which bee
just tv sa wowed, contain the amass
of 1,0tirt municipal voter'.. Tits is an
incr.aae over last year and entitles
the township once more to elect •
deputy reeve.
Mr. sad Mrs. W. J. Moffatt re-
turned last night from their wedding
trip and will spend the next two
weeks at the home of Mts. Mofatt's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Junes, he -
fore leaving for Edmonton, where Mr.
Moffatt is engaged as a teacher.
MAME
OF CANADA
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CHURCH NOTES. Word has leen rereiv.d of the .....
Rev. Dr. A. Meldrum, cf Cleveland,
will preach in Knox church at both
services next Sabh tele
Rev. E. G. Powell. of Clinton, will
conduct the servlcea in North street
Methodist church 'rest Si.oday.
Rev. Harmon Roe, who received a
calI to the paaturate of :he Baptist
church herr. ha• iteclineal and ha, ac.
copied • call to Midland.
death of Dr. M. Bice, tf Rhurne Sta-
tion, B. -C.. wbieh occurred on July
13th. ae the result of cancer. Dr.
Bice, whn was for many years a resi-
dent of Dungannon, left here about
two rears Ano to live with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Whitaker, in her house near
Vancouver
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Are ' Your „ airea
LearnMg N Save
Mosey T
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 life.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Alex., Malcolm, Catherine, Mn. Mc -
Charles and Mn. Duncan were Fuwr
during the last illnree. The fubetel.
on Monday, the 2nd Inds[., t) Kinlail
cemetery was largely atteodrd as •
last tribute to one who Lbrougboat
lite, in a quiet and unassuming man-
ner, endeared himself by his rugged
LAURIER. honesty and sterling character.
MONDAY, Aug. 2, THE CIVIC HOLIDAY.
AN OLD RESIDENT Dar'A RT% -John
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Macdonald died At his home on the Yesterday was Goderich'+ civic boli- l
12th rnnceasion of Arblleld on Friday, day. In the worniug it baked as it
Jul kith. He bpd beer,' ill only a the persistent Rain which ear have had
The silk quilt, one of the pr nes du• I y ' of late would spoil the day for pleasure -
short time. Mr. Macdonald was one
nand in cobbection with the Roman short and several events which had
Catholic Pptc'ric at Parkhill woe won of the pioneer. cf Northern AibfirW,
by Mr. JaWPa McRae, of Ptrkhfll
He cane.from Ross -shire, Scotland, been planned for the holidat wens
slay -tan years ago, and with the er- caneellydl but shortly after mon the
Kume of the tickets weer -old in Gude- ■un came out and the rest of the di.y
ceptlon of a few years sailing had
lived continuously on the Tend upon
rle•n
was fine and pleasant.
11 yr a want a pleasant holiday. wbi..h br died. in February tut the V..obe street alethu.li.t �undac
spend next NVednec day at Men•setnng deceased and hi+ now bereft partner in sebc td held its annual picnic its the
Palk. A .plendid dinner is served in life quietly celebrated their golden anile---- et Harmer Prirl. Although
I anion -,
quite as latgrly atlrrideu beds 1'r
to
the Park hotel at K n cls. Ie. Red C r, se weld He leave surviving
his
tea in the ats.rboon and dance in the g furwep year a very rnjugal ,e time
widow and ren children : Murdoch, was spent, and upwards of one bun- l
et ening at. Schuler, Alb.•rta; l)ur.cau, of Du -
Send The Signal for tt remainder Inth : John, of Luwb B. C.: Ale: , area sat down to supper in the peril- 1
y' which was gaily decorated with
of for year to pour friend away from I of ('ranbrnok, B. C. .Malcolm and hunting end Hage.
home Nothing would he woreappte- 1'etberine, of Vancouver. H. C.. and The Relekah L,wlge outing et Hay- i
cared. Only 33s to new subscribers I Mr.. ateCharlr,., a Nelson, le. C. ; field and the L'a1 t int ?Sunday school
to January let, 1911: to United Stairs Madge and Mrs. Duncan. of Toronto : picni •, which had been planned for the
Addresses, IlOc. 1 and \Villiane of Folkestob, Alberta.
day, weir called ufT.
The regular meeting of the W . T.1". The Point. farm had x Targe crowd,
will be held in the Temperance Hall on'- of which Dungannon, Auburn and •
-
Monday, August 9th, at 3 p. w. The I Goderich furniehcd the tinge ptopor-
super intendants are requested to tale 2 tion. The hig event of the afternoon
was a haseb't11 match between the
Dungannon and Aubut n trams, who
put up an interesting game. Dun-
gannon won with a sort.. of lD to 9,
The teams were :
Auburn -R Munro, c.f. ; R. Pater-'
ono. Ib.; 41. King, r.f.: tI. McNeil.
12b. ; J. Stalker. an. ; W. Carter. l.f. ;'
1 J Arthus, es. ; F. • Stalker, p, ; J.
notice and I,e its their places. &shots
always welcome.
"Speedy justice" will no doubt nnw
be the rule in Huron county, Ceown
Attorney Seagrrhaving invested in an
automobile. The .•ar is one of the
Ford make. Mr. W. E Kelly, the
Ford dexter, also has sold a car this
week to Mr M..1. Farr.
FraMk Hodge. of Gorrie, who was
remanded upon a charge of neglecting
his wife and children, appeared hefot•r
Hi. Haupt Judge Doyle last week and
Ito. allowed to go on euspendrl sen-
tence Through the good offices of
Sloe.. M. Elliott, a tit uatiun has been
secured for Hodge and the family re-
united, and be is being given a chance
to wti►e good
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``Conductor Ausebrook Retires. I 1
A Poor Job.
After fluty years in the service of the Ocessionaily we meet a good brother
jGrand T, link Itailwav, (*.ieductorI
Ausebrook hae retired and is now tak-I
or slater who thiols ilial when the
(deg • well-earned rest. Mr. Awehrookj �� made them Ifo font to make
:hug
in 18(13 as A G.T.H. brake- thew right, and they have os. talents,
man et Brantford. Five years later I gate or graces such as their neighbor
I he became a conductor. For twerty-! P"ar'es' A Sunday ech fol trochee art
fire years or note he has been on thet sc14olsrsuch a case once. the beaked her
Buffalo and Gnderich run. snakscholar,.what they hat to ly tbanktul
1 reeidence, in Goderich, and he has had ,%0lily renew e d dress, es.'' Ato last ther Ishr
lbs ernfldrnee and goodwill of thri tarste to a little fellow with fief red
travelling pul,iic and the respect of his r Y
townspeople in an eminent degree. i hair, a t.omely Hoar. and a face full f
Mr. Ausehr.^k has Forced in his ti