HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-1-13, Page 5THE 8!ONA
ERICH
: ONTAKI
Tlstta.tDAw awn Lit 11I, 1 * •
iiiiintrillilriiiiiririkilrilniiliiiiiiiiifrikilniniiiliiiiikib
1Get 1 our Spates On!
1 4$6;e4t C
IFE
F1
E
4
4
4
.
4111ki•JILx
1
1 IP
3 IF
4 Get Your Skates On! C
ill C
3But first kt us sharpen them for you and
4 put them in shape for the season. The F
3cost is small and you will enjoy the F
3 skating much better . - F
3 E
4 F
J
F,
East Street Gara e F
1 oinked ad spicatei `y a "twice! lards
3
A. M. Glover
3
Phone7243
LOCAL TOPICS
Thanks for Assisteeme.
The Maple Leaf (;bapter of the
I. O. D. B. wish to thank all these
who so kindly coatributed to the see-
ms.
tirms. of their paper campaign and of
their recent Clunstmae esters dement.
*immerser" Celebration&
Monday leer was an eventful day
for Mr. and Mn. Alex. Stirling. 4
town. for on that Jsy was observed
ib. sizUetb aoulesssary of their wed-
dlag The Signal expected to publish
this week as .,tide on tb• event. but
un amount.11 be disorient s Woo of tbe
Neff cowling to IUnpm and otbee causes
pe are neige* antly obliged to witJlbold
It until cost week.t /
Mr. and Mrs. Huron Tuford os the
tf:h last. eels their "sliver wishding. A peplt oo this event.
too, lo beM over.
Buried in Maitland Cemetery.
Mrs. Amelia Logan, mother of Mrs.
Harry Clones, a former resident of
(loderieb, pawed away at Toronto oe
January 7th. 1be remains were
brought to (lodericb and the funeral
took place oo the arrival of the 'S p. m.
G. 1'. R. train oo Monday. Row .1 B.
Folherio best
toconducted the cere-
ooy and the pallbearer, were Meme.
(Mo. Hunt. F. J. Pridham, John
Platt and Ju. Holland. The inter-
ment was made in Meal/Led cemetery.
Mr. Harry Clums sod two sons of the
deceased, Messrs. William and Harty
I.ngan, accompanied the remains from
Toronto.
Two Presentations.
A pleasent affair took place in the
Sunday school room of North street
M.th,dist cburcb on Friday evening
last, wben the Boy Scout. of Goderich
with • number of their friends gatb-
sled to say farewell to Chief Seoul -
toaster CApt W. Y. Hayden and to
Scout -master Ernest Pritchard, both
of whom have collated and will short-
ly go to St. Thomas to eater upon
their duties. (:apt. Hayden was pre -
sinned with • gold th•uks badge and
Pte. Pritchard with s silver thanks
badge, the pr* eotations being made
try Mr. A. M. Robertson. Both of the
recipients made witable replier.
St George's New Cryostat.
Mr. C. P. S. Citruses is the new or -
g imlet of St. (*Dohme'. cburcb. Hs
commenced his duties here on Sunday
Mat an gate good satisfaction. Mr.
who conies to lioderich from
S isecite, wbere be was choirmaster and
organist of Trinity church, has bid
large expeeieoce in magical circles. He
bas held lepon.it.le peskions at St.
John and Fredericton, N. B., and at
Cobou' g and North Bey, Ont., and
comes to (inderieb highly re•om-
mended. Tb. initials A. A.O.O.,
which he writer after his uame. sign. -
fins that he it an Associate of the
Ames iron Guild of Of 'cantata. He is
also a member of the faculty of the
Siegel -Myers School of Music, Chicago.
We understand that Mr. Cumin be.
leased the suite of rooms now occupied
by Ur. Hayden, which be will use as a
mode studio,
Jenkins-McMurchy.
The following pvnge&ph 'it omThe
Daily Stat of Saskatoon, Sask., refers
to & daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Ma'
Murchy, of town. Her fti0Dda in
SINGER STORE
LADIES' -Do not buy )our
Spring supply of }loos.
hold Liurus before seeing
our stock.
Towelling., Pillow Cotton sod
l.iu,ns by CM yard in v,ulous
qualities and widtbe.
Handeome designs in *trouped
Pillow Slips, Day Slip.
Tower, Dresser soil Buffet
ticarvs., Centred. 'hays. etc.
Ten per oast. oo Stamped
Christmas Novelties.
MRS. TAPE
1iodericb Next Bell Telepbwie
aiorw000vaisopostotosomitesesereeetereesseete
T IS OUR BUSINESS TO CHANGE HOUSES IN-
TO HOMES. No matter whether you are a bride or
have been married twenty years, make a visit to our
store, where you will find a complete line of all kinds of
Furniture, Rags, Baby Carriages, Go -Carib,
Vacuum Cleaners, and other articles which will help
you make your home more comfortable. We cordially
invite you to call and assure you of the most courteous
attention whether you buy or not.
q We also hell the well-known N'ordheimer Piano.
Geo. /I /! ®// /1 u /1 /r e u e
r
THE FURNITURE MAN
the model 'Ohzahe
Every
Woman
Knows
the dierotufert of duatinf,-but
few realize its dangers. When
sweeping carpets and floors with.
w'
DUSTBANE
the tine, grey, microbe -laden
dust Is thrown up in clouds, to
settle on tables, chairs, window -
ledges add every tiller place
where a minute 'tirade can find
a testing place. As it flies it
carries germs of rnaoy diseases
21ong, which are breathed into
the lungs of the woman who
sweeps, and of cbildren and
everybody else in the house.
Ceara against the great evil.
BUY DUSTBANE
at all grocers.
insist on baviog Dustbane, for
imitations are not so good.
ding Babe greelng the table
belle* 4•011,MIaee wan pink and white
earsatlrnss. The beide add groom left
alterw..doB a 1dfisrd, Maier ier home Dear North
The ieliee ¢opt.
An Whammed charge against Use
of the British lixcheage
utsl lets briegiii liquor into !lures
countcount was heard bailors Police Maxis -
tette
y
oe Moods amid wee har-
Ibe, adjourned until 1tiday, as lbs
peosecuucto tequtred furtber evidence
from Loodon.
A cher.* of steellue sows ladies
fore laid by Samuel Lewitt agaioat
David Brown also was aired oa Moe -
day. It memin from the evideues that
Lavino who was foe newly • tenant of
Brown's store, hid A lease of the More
whit* expires la Astute, Oilti. Levitz
was bot get* roll oMcb told. and de -
clad torsos* eget before the lease eel
Peed, etaintimi that Brown bad glues
Mugp.rmbsiuo to do so. After he
bad been out of the stere foe some
weeks be missed the fun le question
and .Reheards dleoovered that they
had been sold ty Brown to use Una,
wbo in turn sold them to • lady in
Wen. The d.teem was that when
Levitz moved out of the store it was
oe the understanding that be Would
leave *Ouse fixtet'es and other ttlnp
to compensate Brown for lues of rent
until we store was again rested and
that the fun were left at the store for
that purpose. The parties involved
ars wembers of the Hebrew race and
their es Ideate at times was somewhat
&staging. The beating of the cane
was adjourned until Tuesday. when,
•flet several witnesses bad been beard,
it wad turtber adjourned until the 19th
lost.
Another use beard on Mooday was
one in which Chas. Roberta pleaded
not guilty to a cbarge of assaulting
Constable Pelbw. The counsel for the
defence was not ready to process( and
the case was adjourned until We does -
day morning. when the magistrate de-
cided that tbere was sufficient evid-
ence to register • conviction and fined
the defendant 113 and bound bin over
in • sum of $9) to keep Om peace,
especially in reference to (:onotable
Pellow. This was considered merely
a nominal fine. as the defendant had
enlisted in the leist Bit -alien and had
signified hie intention of assisting
rather than resisting the officers of the
law in the future. Nor being drunk in
• public place the save defendant was
fined Welt and costs.
On Wednesday a charge against
Clare Swarm of hi toping liquor into
Huron county wee heard. On De-
cember fhb a trunk strived at the
O. T. R. station and was delivered late
in the evening at Mr. Swans' resi-
dence on Gloucester Terrace. Coo -
stable Fellow instituted an inve"tigs-
tioo and found that the trunk con-
tained four cases of spirituous liquor.
He accordingly contrue ndes. red the
trunk and contents, all of which were
on display in the court rootn "at the
trial. After the hearing of a number
of witnesses the case was adjourned
until Friday.
Oo Wednesday afternoon Robert
Collison wee fined $id) and costs on an
elk -stoned charge of twinging liquor
into Huron county. Frow evidence
it appealed that about two gallons of
whisk, bad been consumed in six
days. The defendant claimed that •
large part of the liquor bad been cared
as medicine for • ;.ow. hut as this sp-
t= pairrrd to be an aftertbooght tbe mee-
registered a eonvktioo.
At Blyt on Saturday before Police
M a g i. t rate Lockhart. W.F. McCaughey
WW1 fined $Il$) and costs for • s.eood
offence of bringing liquor into Huron
county and Clifford Watson was tined
SW And otos for selling liquor illegal-
ly. These charges arose out of a recent
drunken hrawt in which a Walton loan
Wow injured. It ie tepotled that other
cases are pending froom tbe some
scum*.
of Qgu *see and bad rssNsiat Montreal.
Owen Sound, Bath's and In the Cans-
dian West. Nioetewn years ago he
settled in Colborne township and five
years ago removed to 0o)dericb. In
We year 1572 the deceased wet mar-
ried to bel now bereft partner in life,
and three daughter, and two eons sur-
vive. They are Mrs. W. &TagJar &ate.
Memo couoly join in good wishes : Agar sed Ha bion, of 0odaeieb, and
Os January 1, at 590 p w., at St. Mre. Henry Hobson, of Dresden. Three
Themes' mane*, Miss Jessie Mc- brothers and tbree tides of the de-
Mutchy. of Oodesich. Ont., and Mr. ceased also survive, All living in the
.tae. J. Jenkins, of 13aekataon, were Osnadian West with the exception of
untied in met Osage by the Rev. A. W. 01141 trrftber. wbo resides at Boston. In
McIntosh. Tee b1 Ole was attended by moo,. Mr. Sornerall was a Pre•hy-
Slim Anna Wilson, of Sault Ste. Marie, resists and in ;mink,' • Literal. The
cousin of the groom. and Mr. W. F.
Madsen assisted the groom. The bride
Inok-d charming in • gopn of Belgian
blue Georgette crepe and wide black
velvet hat, tri,umed with sable and a
tingle red nee ; she carried • bouquet
of cream bilis' roses. The groom's
gift In the bride was a sunburst of
pearls. After the ceremony the bridal
party adjourned to the Bury hotel,
where diner r woe partaken of. The
happy couple will reside in Saskatoon.
A Delightful Recital.
The teciul given I,, Mrs. (Mo. H.
King at North ,tract %Iethodiatchurch
on Monday evening drew a good -riled
audience and proved to be • very de-
lightful affair. The various numbers
given by Mrs. King were heartily ap-
Rplaudeo and by request she sena "T e
osas In addition tot be numbers on
the printed progress. Miss Loam El-
liott in two piano solos showed won-
derful precision sod delicacy of touch.
Both Mee. King and Miss leiliott were
presented with beautiful bouquets be-
fore leaving the platform. Mise Dor-
othy Obiieott, el Toros**, chromatid
and &mined the audiesee s. she re-
cited ',creel hitories' and homorous
selectio nr. Her final pied was Kip- Nontsna . Miss Miry F'iolarsiin, of
limo "Absentminded Beggar.' r,&i-
rouged to wit We present war condi- Detroit, a con -in, also was at she fun -
teal. which took place from the family
i Y (' H '
number and afterwards on the piano. day aft rens. Hew. (inn It•
The whole program was conclndrd in conducted the services end the pa11-
• little more than an hour, the final bearer. were Myr." H,rh. MoM°11.11.• (1.
wi
n umber being the National Anthem. H Orn. Huron Tuff red, Hobs. Doak
funeral took place Thursday afternoon
to CMboroe cemetery. the services be-
ing cooducted by Rev. (leo. E. Ross.
The pallbearer. were Messrs. John
Young And Albert Wise, of Colborne.
and H. J. A. MacEwan, %V. T. Pellow,
Wm. Chisholm and John Sturdy. of
Oodericb.
Death of Mrs. John Salbws.
There pissed away at her home in
Goderich on Sunday last. after • long
and toilets' illness, Mary Finlayson.
wife of Mr. John Sallow,. The de-
ceased was a native of Scotland. but' C
mate to odd+ wben a child and set-
tled witb bee pirents in Huron town-
ship, Bruce count y. Twenty-eight
years ago she was married al Luck -
now to ber now beresvtd bu.baod and
later tbey moved to (lodvictt. Be-
sides her husband one eon. Reuben, of
tbe 71st Battalion, Galt, end two
re,
danghteElmira and Edna, at home,
timessurvive. in addition to tbethe aged
mother, three brother* and three sis-
ters &1eopurvive. Two brotbers. Ken-
neth and Daniel Finlayson, of limostownebdp, and one sister. Effie Pleisy-
eoo, of Detroit, were present At, the
fetters'. The other relatives live in
Monday Next the final Episode of (tgr en Coin"
that thrilling sena*
Be care to see the end of this great picture.
ton.. . r. ter. Hctog accompanied reentence, Wilder street. on Wedne.-
Mrs. King on the organ for the first Ro s
Wm. Willows and Jas. Bogie. The Io -
Huron lodge Installation. torment wee made in Maitland cease-
Huroo Lodge. No. ea, 1. O. O. F., terY.
bold its Demi-aonu*l installation of McNeill - Jewell.
HOBART OO.WOHTIi in
Tuesday -A LiTTLE .ROTO= OF TILL RICH"
in Ave parts,
Wednesday -WARRENS or ViROa11A" in Ate parts
Featuring BLANCH SWEET
Thursday a �, "The Jitney Elopement"
officers oo Monday '.Doing, when
1). D O. M. Scott and suite, of Sea-
tm th, were present as the installation
team The following were the °Meets
'retailed : L L. zoos, P. O. ; 8. C.
Manning., N. O. ; Thor. Warne. V. (;;
Dr. I;Is rk, fioasetaI secretes : Harry
Martin, recording secretary ; 0 C.
Whitely. trea•ur,t : %V. R. Pinder,
ehaplsis ; John Ptraitoo. wards. ;
Wilbert Brrgoogh, conductor : Jobe
Newcomb,, R. P. W. of N. (4. ; Alex.
Johnston. L. K. 8. of If. O.; dohs and { w
Vreoman, it. B. 8. of V. O. ; H. A- of o,snge Messrtnran e. y ng
Mc -Croatia, L P. 8. of V. (1. . J. bouquet of white roma sod lily -of- be -
Leader, 1. am 8. B. ; W. J. Callow, valley. She was attended by bar his.
L. P B : H. Jac,, L. 0 : Ftobert� ' Adele,
worn Ides
plek satin
Turner. O. G. After the work of ie. iinfn, sed se • boogort
statistic's
was oomplets the in.mbere of pink and white e•reatMese. Yr.
ret down to supper, after wbleh a
et -nerving of odds seem was grit os, lbs
principal speaker being Mr. Wm.
Proodfoot, M. P. P., wboes address
was of a patriotic nature. Other
meeker, were pent from Weefortb
and spoke its recruiting watt.
The Late R. H. Seseersall
Death claimed another r.►i3.et of
Onderteb oe Tensility, Jawtwy Itb. In,
tbeer Richard H . IlemersalL
wbo awn at bel homes.
W street is 0b seventtstb year. 1
Mr. Nomersall wee a lead** of tel elty
MANITOBA WOMAN CURED
Of Kidney Disease sad Gravel
Kelm, Pilo.
Hulvibill, Man.. Jan. 10th.-itpec-
1.1).-'A.s people Marx to realise bow
b the general bealth depends on
keeping the kidneys right, attd how
man (filmset. are the direct result, of
bad kidney aclioos every verifi..1 cure
of a severe kidney disease is received
with interest. For that resaon the
ease of Mn. John Bollen, of this place.
is w rtby of attention.
••1 bane offered Goss kidneydireae*
for many years. 1 was always tired
and nervous, my hulls were „ heat y
sod i bad • dragging Dermal ion Lerma
the loins. My joints were stiff sad 1
suffered from backache. I bad beast
?blurring" ted my appetite was fitful.
Rbeumatism was added to my troubles
awed 1 also enflamed from neuralgia sod
gravel. Nothing 1 tried helped me till
1 used Dodd's Kidney Pills. The first
h.ix relieved me."
OF CANADA
Ilbes will Tae Save 11
yes NO Saes NOW ?
Though your salary or ancone
will no doubt Increase. so will
your expenses --and malty find
that the tatter more than keep
pap *MI the former. Now to tis. time to start a Reserve Fund
—and the Savings Department of Ike Union Bank of Canaan
Is the place to keep It.
Deposit the extra you have on hand now—yet can open an
atccount pttb any wpbadown loons Collar --dad dose Interest oatL
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
&_-
lodges and private individuals that
haw made gifts And donati ins to the
hospital the board desires to expert.
Ila thanks.
The board again thanks lel town
couscil and tbe c wnty council for
their very generous grants.
During the year tbere were some
fifty persons operated upon, and in
every case but one the oftentimes were
successful.
Th. work et the hospital is at all
limes of a very onerous and exacting
nature sod the board would be remiss
it Its duty if it did not on its own be-
half and on behalf of the mobile gen
orallythank the superintendent, Mire
Chandler, and her ever -willing staff of
nurse tor the very satisfactory work
Usti have done in the part and are
still doing.
During the year four pupil nurses
graduated from the hospital, and judg-
ing from the very creditable examina-
tions they have passed they will prove
not °sly a cit W themselves but
also to the Alexandra Marine and
General Ho.pit•1
The hoard desires to convey to the
superintendent and her very capable
and efficient staff its very ;treat ap-
preciation of the wort they have done
so willingly and so well.
The brand desires to express iia very
great appreciation of the kindness of
tbe Iiod,rieb Horticultural Society in
supplying dowering plants to the hos-
pital during this and former year,.
Appended hereto is the financial
statement. ,hawing the receipts and
expenditures for the year.
Date! 1103 13th day or December,
1013
H. F. Hntx;gee. P1111.I1' HOLT,
Secretary. President.
by Dodd'■
The marriage took plane on Decem-
ber 22nd at the home of t be bride's
brother, Me. Herbert Jewell, of Bask -
1ono, Sane., of Miss Slirabe:b Bleach@
Jewell sad (laude McNeill, of Josor,
Sisk. TO. ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. H. Oliver, Ph. Dopprrn1ic{ppatl
of the Pe ell 1 erian T .olooksl Cd -
lege. The bride wasices away by
her brother. and locked most charm-
ing gowned le *bite satin with over-
dress of uet, wearing veil with wreath
D.1001 Beennon supported the 51001.
Prof. Lee pl.yid lbs wedding seareb.
After tel e,resene y l he etwete set
down to a sumptuous supper, the w.d
nalE5F1
pir,„cy
Fiwecial Statement for Twelve Months
-From the nit October, 1Q14, to the
Doth September, tett.
HR.EIIT' 'CU 'TEV*V.-r.
Pelanc• a, band 14 October. 1911 ..... $ .lad 111
Grant from the tow. of U•Mer(eh 540 C.
(:rant. from (he On•artw onvpememt., 313 21
Orant from the county of Rural 2:3 43
Income from he.pitsl property rot 75
Knot . hl,reh Sonde, gated. - Sun
tied -rich Hoene Clr.-!e_. S h)
Gift , eggnn yt.ev-, 2 00
Reel r.d from oat kilt, fortheir treat.
spent and errs ........... 2411 41
Phonon .
Phonons of note di.cannel.,..-lel r,0
t 1t•tee
ok tads on' I W. WaltrtaNan..z.
Retelberdent .... ...r 771x1
Ratter and sg. ... .. 117 51
floor. bread ani mart) . ........... . d 71
Milket 11
T, a and cease
Potato., sad *ober .,-getable....
Oro, his- and pprorovisions.
Drier. and medkine.
Medkasaol -w
rrpal-symlN.. tall R7
Ham .c
Re1es dad .plrlre .: .... ,sill ,
Peddlnr and linea. 111, 1 bin N) I7
Broom.. brud+.n, sopa sod other dra.,-
log .tirpllane,- 12 13
Feel til /6
Plertrt" Ilellt oil and e../te.. . . I,a m
Wat.•. -upplr y»
few .upplr. 14 ti
1.I*rte. and wage... * 1155 71
le.urowe and tried7543
Advent-dad.p i.leMg.M densrf.Mrt.
ase. Ss m
Telenaoue, ate. aro
n;
retMaN
.ee aril e'eat�f Mfty�, .: >!D !f
Wpalm tanll.ary).- . 13371
Ralanne. Bank of w.wMraail.,.. At $7
Balance In Union Bank 111 m
Ca -b on band .. .... .._ - II
tt1mr3
In answer to a quietioc itw.s mated
that the time required fara nurtw'In
training hetomp graduation was now
two years. 1t was formerly three
yeah.
The election of the board for the en-
suing year was then proceeded with
and on motion the hoard se at present
constituted was t. -elected., It was
pnintos uta that Mr. Rohert Mclean,
wbo had heed a member of the lewd
previously, become. • member "leo by
47 y
a As
. 2k: AI
air set
ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL.
Animal Report and Fiaaactal Statement
Presented.
The nnnual meeting of the board of
Alexandra hospital was bead at the
court bouse on Tuesday evening. Owing
to Use ah.rnd of the (+denten of the
board, Judge Holt, who was out of
town, Mr. C. A Nairn, the traawrer.
presided. The following annual re
port and financial statement were pre-
sented and adopted :
To the Members of 10. Hospital Trust,
the ('hires. of the Town of Gude-
rich and of the County of Huron.
The boatd of trustees of the Alex-
andre Marine and (leneral Hospital,
Ooderkh, presents its ninth annual
rep art, 'elbowing the per iod from the
1.a October. 1911. to the :lith Septsm-
'0
1*r, 191
The total number of patients treated
this year was lie, being thirty-six
more than last you. The total eons -
her of h essi(al days during the year
was 2111, beim, an overage days' May
Iof patient, in Ilse institution of 15.417.
Dna ing 'be year there have been In
We hospital fourteen daubs and
tweety-liar birth..
ITbe Ahereek breach of the Dsugb-
ter, of lbe Empire evince still, as Way
Mire slw.y. done, & great deal of in-
terest In the hospital and Its God-
given work and hate dorieg the past
year rated We board very materiel!,
in IernM►iets foe the comfort of t►.
pottiest. To cha rosy woliby and
.elf-sscrfe4.g Asenela►loa we desire
to i sprees our appreetat bon and .tonere
thanes.
l'o IM,, different Rutley edema.
0
For Farmer
Who Raises�Cbic ns
s.s semi said ttnaiad u.
tsar
i* tai. syb i.s
,i, vsai slal�ektiM•ssa� ie -mesh IM
Mein 8. in .seri, sad
DEE
CNY
& a.sD$OODER,S
C sake latestir EMIOLAWIM
.Wa.weeroj slitee nese. N die
.Akk. seJw� _erwrlklas . Me
hese
bks C.wdswThiee4
And yesM.`ra I wklw j.s yaw y --M .
rIZMee & ri
haisaa i• tart
one Y.. sse i1 r
g; ie see
peat,
lest6"..
A sae trkld�eweys awJ
�tah�� s•/s.alad kes.aby speed
Awns mem. t ..
cash /*ia km.M�e
0ttw-..J a wiajae
Mead the are sad desow s
est si the
0.. ., Is M . ap
*am Imasses Mae
stwW Carideo see
me best i u .
Msa..at��tJgCt��rM ..��nn1waliMJm
ay
H. KEITH REVELL
R.iIDOCREST FARM
4t1 COIL, R. R- 14e. 2, Gdencb
CONSUMPTION
SEND FOR FRLL BOOK -
LLT CONTAINING FULL
PARTICULARb OF
OUR TREATMENT.
IUTUiES clf.►TaN CMwANY
.1Can.i.,. Limited
Brim N Cesgms ling. la! Veep St.
1 re. CANADA
virtue of his r Ales *a Mayor and he
could not oeeupy the dual position.
His seat at the beard as a citizen was
therefor.' deel+red vacant and Mr. lied.
Porter was elected in his stead.
Messrs Wm. Lane and T. L Prest
were appointed auditors for the pees-
ent year.
` Many kind things were "rid about
Judge Holt. wbo tskes such an active
interest in the work of the board.
Victoria Opera House
Feldman = Christie Musical Comedy Co.
25 PEOPLE 25
With Miss Agnes (teary as Leading Woman
THREE NIGHTS
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday January 17 18 19
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE EACH NIONT
Sparkling Music
Bright Comedy
Latest New York Song }fits
Tango haptdsg by New York Favorit.
Bright, sparkling, clean proltsctions straight from the big edit-.
Booked by A. J. 81n1d4 Canada's leading theatrical agent
NOT A DULL MOMENT
PrictS 25c, 35c and 50c
PLAN NOW OPEN AT EDWARDS