HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-6-22, Page 5ne A np (sees street. He had bees Ia
fa,Mug beak fee several smooths. The
fu•e,.l will take placers Krtd.v after
soon r1 3l: clock to C ltoru• rewe-
tery. Mer vie* at the bows will com-
mence* at 2.3, n'cb^k. A further refer-
ent.* 141 lb. pwit.g of 1/r. Muni.,
who was .0 well kn..wm th,ougb.u,t
this whole section. w.11 spires it' The
Niguel next week.
Wedded at Niagara Faits.
The mar, Mgr of ]lire F;u, ly Maud
Kirkpatrick, fourth daughtr, of the
late Richard Kirkpatrick and Mr.
Kirk pato Wk. formally of tiudeeicb, t,.
Mr. Reginald Praxis Meek, of Niag-
ara Falls, N. Y., took place very quiet-
ly last Thursday at half -part twelve
o'clock et Ib. Bove of the [.ride's •i.
t.er, Mrs. Vincent Porter, Niagara
Fall., N. Y. The bride, who **sateen
away by Mrs. Porter, was unattended.
After their wedding Lim im t h.- I1erk•
shire., Mr. and Mr.. Meek will reside
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Death of Mrs. E. Downing.
The sad intelligence of the death of
Mn. E. Downing, of Leamington, was
rescued this lThunder nini nine. Mrs.
Dow wing bad been seriously ifl for
rove weeks and her death was not un-
expected. It is only a hale over a year
since Mr. and Mt •. Llownilg left Oode-
rich to make their home at Leaming-
ton. The heartfelt sympathy of
the people of this town will go out to
Mr. Downing in the has of his part-
ner -in -life, who was held u, high re-
gard and warm affection I.y ber many
friends here.
Still Another UId Subscriber..
The Sowerby family of Goderich
township oleo are numleted among
the old readers of The Signal. Mrs.
Hannah Suwerby, who is in Godeneb
On a short holiday this week. called at
this office yesterday and informed w
that her husband, the late Thomas
Sowetby, subscribed for The Signal
when it woe first established sixty-
eight years ago. Mr. Sowerby died
about the year IWO and as Mrs. Sower -
by considers that she would not be in
touch with all the latest n.•ws unless
she received Tile Signal . very w
she has never ceased to be ,v subscribe
Mr. H,,werby was one of the pion
settlers" in this section. He was
(ioderict when the present Squa
was swamp land. He helped to cle
the site and assisted in similar we
on the Huron road.
An Important Decision.
eek
r• In Knox church, !:'lora, last Sunday,
ear the "Aulplius' Bible class of the con-
gregation unveiled a memorial tablet
to to a former pastor, the late Rev. J. B.
er Mullan. In the order of service we
rk 1 notice that Mi. Bert Cutt assisted in
tbemusical service by sioging in a duet,
entitled "Jesus, Lover of My Soul."
phadsed the duty which all owe to tate
treeemt hfe to develop along rwsmtal,
physical and spiritual lines for the
broncos of our coustry and for the up-
lift off the social hfeot the community.
Mentioning that the present ria
was fraught with special dangers, tie
speaker pointed out that there was a
netion•I duty confronting .11. It
probably was not a time to speak of
it, he .aid ; yet in death we should
he rewtnded of our duty. This was
no common time eu our national life
or w our own life. and if there were
any men standing outside service to
the Empire at the present time they
bad not understood their present
duly. Hes spoke a word of cheer for
the relatives of thedeparted brethren.
1t war utterly wrong not to say there
was a hope for tet future. It inclined
to view lives which were shorihved
as broken columna. we should rems.w-
iwr that trod never allows • life to
live an incomplete program. Refer•
rang to the hereafter Mr. Pothering.
ham spokeot.our life on earth as being
lived on in • higher chapter.
In the past year Huron Lodge has
lost four aotben by death -Major
bele, Herbert Smith, Reqs. Black-
stone and W. L Horton.
Mr. Q. 0. King presided at the
orgap during the service.
CHURCH NOTES.
The pulpit of Knox church was oc-
cupied last Sunday by Rev. C. F. Mo
Intoeh, B. D.. of lruelph. Next Sab-
bath the minister in charge of the ser-
vices will be Rev. D.i'F: Foster. B. A.,
of Trenton.
Rev. O. M. Holmes is leading the
Baptist congregation- On Sunday
morning in the study of some of the
wen mentioned in the Sunday school
'aorta "John Mark" will be the
*object next tiunday. Service at 11
o'clock. in the evening, the subject
will be "Tempting God," the third
sermon on "The Temptations of
JUMP." Special offering will be re.
ceived for Cbrirtian education et both
service.. Strar.gere are cordially in-
vite,.
At Osgoode Hall, Toronto, this
week, Judge Sutherland gave a deci-
sion which will have an important
bearing ou the enforcement of tem-
perance laws in Huron county and
elsewhere throughout Ontario. In
the case of Rex v. Scott, Mr. F. H.
Thompson. K. C., moved for an order
prohibitingthe Police Magistrate of
Seafortb rom proceeding to hear or
try a certain charge preferred by John
Torrance before him against said John
Scott, for that he was "on or about
the fourth day of March, 11110 .. in an
intoxicated coodition in a public place
in Seaforth, where no licenses are b-
iased, contrary to provisions of section
141 of liquor license act." J. R. C•rt-
wright., K. C„ for the Crown.
Judgment : 1 am of opteo.,n that tett-
tion 141 of the liquyr In ruse act as
amended is iurra vireo of the Ontario
1 Legislature, has not been ropereeded
by the Canada Ternperanr• Act, and
that
Ibe dinthe motion on all gr. undo must
gs eed The rooline will therr-
fore hr refused with .urtp.
A Toronto Wedding,
The following paragraph is from The
Toronto Star tt Thursday. June 13.
The tilde is' a niece of Mns. John
Knox, of Godes icb. The Misses
Blanche and PeatI Kn•5x were in Tot -
onto for the event :
At ball past 2 o'clock this afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phomas
H. Coope a. an Russell Bill road, the-
warriage was solemnized by the key.
Dr Henderson. of the Trinity Mem-
orial church, of their .laughter, Alva,
to Mr. Fred W. Waller, formerly of
Mt. Joseph, Missouri. Toe decorations
were carried out with pink rotes,
peonies,. palms and ferns, and Mrs.
B.I,tsbaw rang the wedding hymn.
The bride. who was attended te her
father, wore a white chantilly lace
dress with pointed overskirt of georg-
ette crepe ; ber veil was arranged
with a juliet cap, and she carried or-
chidsattd Mae. Mier. Helen Cooper
Iwas her sister's hrldwwaid, westing
white crepe de ehene and georgette
crepe, • black Mohan hat with osprey
and lwouquet of pink roses end lilies
Mr. Edward Ked,I.,hek was Sea'. man.
Mr. and Mrs- Waller left on the 3.21)
train for Now Tot k. gomg oro later to
Atlantic (hey and Montreal. the bride
travelling to a navy blue suit trimmed
with white and a blue and white hat.
On their return they will -reside at 2.11
Heath street.
West Huron Board cf Agriculture.
At • meeting held at Dungannon on
Friday last a Boat.] of Agriculture
for West Huron was orgsotz-d under
Irecent Provincial legislation. The
Board of Agriculture t.kee the place
of the old Forwent' Institute, but is
designed on a somewhat broader pais.
Offeere were elected as follows :
President, Jos•pb A. Mallow)) ; vice-
president, John W. Malkeld ; secre-
tary, W ni. Bailie : auditors. Thew
Stot.aers and John Du•tow. The offi-
cers, along with the following reprss-
entatiest. will form tiro 'Reeudvt :
From (ioderich Agricultural Society,
W. T. Murney and Isaac Salkeld ;
irom Dungannon Agricultural hock -
,i', Jae. Mallough : from the Ben-
m1U.r Farrow.' Club. Hugh Hill ;
from the Auburn Farmers' Club, W.
Str•ugltan : from the Woolen's In-
stitute, Miss Salkeld and Mn. C.
Young Il4oderichi ; Hullett township.
H. H. Hill : Adhfleld, Reeve Stewart :
Colborne. R. M. Young : West Wa-
wanosb, Reeve Murray : East Wa-
wanosb, J. Gillespie ; Turnter'ry,
Reeve Powell : l lode t ieb township,
Reeve Lobe), l'he following places
were selected fnr meeting. to by bold
next winter : Holmervill•, Londe,
Iwo', Pt Helens, Kitt! ail. Dungannon
and Wavle. it is intended to have
stocks judging classes .. t some or all of
these reacting..
OddfNlows' Men.or,at service
There was . fa., ate. ndanur of Odd-
te•l)owa and of relatives and friends of
the departed members of Huron
Lodge at the Inemori,I service bald in
the lodge roma on *today evening.
Heir. J. B. Fntberinghate was the
spe•.krr and his eddeer was very
appropriate to the oerasion. He ew-
BABY
CARRIAGE
TIRES 1
EAST STREET GARAGE
t►wwd aid .Krrrateil by a pea, ti..tl roan.
A. M. GLOVER
PH'toNE 2431
C�-
LOCAL TOPICS
J. C. Elliott, M. P. P., to Gies Address
The unmet meeting t t the Liber.l.
of C: utre Hunts, t.. he brut at ties
foith on Tuesday rex•, will I rd
dressed by Mr. J. C Mount, M. 1' 1•.
for West Mid'Jlesez. Mr. BUi ,it is
one of the staunchest fighar,s for
Libstallsw In tits 4.•gislature sod
should have a large audt.•n ce,
Harry J. Morris Passes Away.
Goderich lost a highly esteems'
Cltia•m on Wedne.day al tea noon, when
Mr. Harry J. Morris died at his home
DOMINION DAY
d* -
Saturday,
July lst,'16
GRAND CELEBRATION
AT •
GODERICH
Trades Procession Floral Parade
Athletic Games _ . Horse Speeding
Mule and Pony Races Baseball, Lacrosse,
etc.
Morning Program on the Square, FRE
GRAND PROCESSION Starting from Victoria Park alt 9.30
Trades Prot'es2nd. li.
sion, I st, $111 ;Prizes are offered a l follows
: 3r.1, $.i : 4th, $:
Floral Parade (for best decorated turnouts 1, 1st, $4 ; 2nd, 63 ; 3rd, $2; 4th, $1.
Decorated Bicycles, 1st, $3 ; 2nd, $2
Th.. co ter. reeervee the right to withhold any prize if exhibit is not considered worthy of t
a.m.
3rd, $1.
he saute.
BABY SHOW 10.30 A. M. Not r 6 month, of age. 1st.
F.
0 month* to 1 year.. ____ _ 1st.
$2: 2nel. $1.
$Y : 2ntt, $1.
Children's Games immediately after the proc
• BOYS PRiZi lit GIRLS
lid 2nd 3nd Is
r/1 yank ra.e, 7 yearn asst under $ .75 $ .0 i $ ,2.;
50 yards race, $years and under
10 .75 .50 • .'25
WO yanls rare. 10 years and
under 12 .73 .51 .25
1011 yistda rare. 12 years and
under 14 .7:. .ii/ .23
Hoot reuse. 1110 yards. 12 year%
and under .75 .30 .S;
Ru g broad jump, 14 years
and si,uk•r .73 .50 ..:r
Running high jump, 14 years
anti under .71 .til .23
Faulting with pole, 14 yrsze
and under .73 .til .23
Three-legged riser. 50 yards. 13
pare and tinder 1 5I) 1.116 .5')
Bicycle race, .,uta anWMl
Square. 14 y.•nr+t and under 1.11) .75 .til
No Boy
):cal. ra.-r. 6years and unite'. $
B.,..t reser, 50 yards, $ years and
under _
:,Il yat.ls race. i0year,. atrlunrler
P..:at., nu,. 5) yards, 113 year.
*nil miller
1'0) yard. I2 yeere toed
tinder
100 yards race. 14 year, anti
under
•
Bicycle rnr.•. Dort• art 1
Square. 14 years aunt under
Hoot race. Ito) yards. 12 yeas.
and under__-_
Throe-Ieggetl race, 311 yards, 1l
year and under
or Girl Allowed to Take More Than Three
ession
PRIZES(
t 21.1 3rd
75 I1,..50 f1 .25
.75 .50
.73 .50
.75 .50
75 .50
.75 .5,)
.75 .50
.75 .til
1.30 l u)
Prizes
.:5..
.:5
.25
.26
.26
30
Afternoon Program at Agricultural
At 1:'40 o'clock I.. ut. a pnaetw.w,n will nlan+ fn.tu the `winery. 4. the Agti.•ultural P
ellen in procession will 1►• iilmit4d free t., th.• gr•..uoll.. (This will in •Iti.le children
schools es will ae front the local ecluros
Gentlemen's Rand Race
To a four -wheeled vehicle. Nn ted.ide.
allowed(. half wile hats• hest there in five, four t.,
enter. Entrance frig $I.U)
Prises. growls t., the valne of, 1st, 510:2n.1. to :
3rd. *2.
RacePony
Half utile hero'. i cwt. three. nn.le,
rile, open to all 'oriole. 14 hands or tinder
enterinc.• fee chary/rd.
Prizes, 1st.. 1115 ; 2nd. $J : 3rd. lu : 4th. 111.
Speeding Canted
2 50 ('tries, Parer or Trotters.
Half tail' heats, beat three in flue, four to
enter. Redeem., fee ea
Prime, greats to the value of. let. $'C, : 2nd. 1115
Jed. $5•
Heaves only eligible to ent.•r in one ram.
Male Race
Under waddle. Olen 4o all mals. Quarter
mit hsattt. Beet two in three. Committee to
provide riders. N.. ent ranee fee.
11s gnat prize will le given to the last mule
thtiehing, IG : 2n1. IC2.30 ; 3rd. $2. The rider of
the`et wlule finishing will .he awarded is prize of
RIM : ltd. .1.11) : Ynl. Sr1r.
AtItlatic
(u all bit
Ip1,00
•4.4)41
ds
-k_ .til -. hoot rhil-
fn,nl the township
11a11 mile i....•
1111 yade ware
Fat man's race. over 24.14)
1410 yertlN
Running hop, step and jun
Running long j p
Standing long jump
Vaulting with pole
Wheelbarrow race, 100 y
Barrel race. 100 yesde. rot
Bun Eating Cootest-
lbs.•
3.00
ip _ 2.00
2.n►
2.40)
LOU
ole__ 100
ling. 2.40
1•()0
Boxing Cu.teat in Barrels
Suitable Prizes
Lacrosse lista
the ('up .erica. Victoria S. -h.....1 v. Central
BimetalMatch
Clinton Juniorays. (italerirh Junior*.
2nd
$..4r)
tee
400
1.00
I (t0
1.00
1.01)
1.W
1.410
.5i)
:bed
51.111)
1,00
1,00
Wilma Dancing
Iirand exhibition of Highland pairing. $10
will be diutributwt in prize«. A Ant -close piper
has been engaged for the day.
Tag -e -War
Open M *11 ...mem Ten Wren 4, a tram.
Hesttwo in those ('aptain. of team. ore nslne•wted
to oaks entries with the es•e•retary as early as Fea-
sible, Prises, $111 and $n.
A FiRST-CLASS MUSICAL PROGRAM by 'the Band of the 33r4 Regiment
• • TO AGRICULTURAL PARK - - -
AdmiSSlon �, „, 25c
CAMMIAGLS FALL
BAND CONCERT ON THE SQUARE IN
THE EVENING
Come and Spend the Day in Goderich.
od Save the King!
L L. Knox, Secretary Win. Lowe, Treasurer
Robert McLean, Mayor
i/VwmOA•, Jens IL 1111$ •
N/®m Co-operative
Saving
Is facilitated and en-
couraged by the open -
Ing of a Joint Savings
Account In the names
of Husband and Wife, Father and Son, Brother and'
Sister, or any two or more members of the latently.
Either can deposit or withdraw money at will, and
the Interest accrues to the credit of both.
Ask the Manager for full particulars.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
OF CkMADA
PERSONAL MENTION.
Maw Cora Blair, of i'r!rtbort. 1. home o• a
vrlL
Mtn Trout. of Detroit. ,. the gue.t of Mr...
Freak 611bi,L
Mr. Walter Knight. of Toronto. i. in town on
• visit to kis father.
MM. laws Bowie, of :Toronto, 4 the g..e.t of
M4+ stint Nairn.
Mr. J .mss Steven., of 1 Ikotas• 1. b Uoderieh
the. week ea a vi.iL
It. ('Wooer, of Toronto, f. the gue.t M
Mee. Witmer Smith. F:a.1 street.
Mho Flnng arrived Ibl. week from .(ruprior
le vigil at the parent.,) home
Mn. McArthur. of New York, is the enc -t of
Mr. sad Mn. W. t. Cool:hunt.
Mr.. D. Mels or. of Winnipeg, lo ri.itlur rel-
atives and friend. ion town and vi.inlry.
Mks. ()nine Thome- ba. retuTrne.t from •ot,a-
tt•tion trig to London sort St. homes.
Mr John IJ1iot;. of Lavelle University, Mont -
treat. f. home ort .. v4►t 10 his winker. Mr..
IHev1J.r F"'---
•
Mw PAPP, McDonagh. burn in trainldg si
the Sick l'hildreu - hwplt.l, Toronto, I. horse
.. vacation Leave.
Mr. Ueorge Noon.. of t1..eMr, t. in Gods, kit
on a• 'sit to hi - -o.•.-.. \I.•. (:aerate Johnston.
Mr and Mr'. tvn •.. 1..yyhr motored up Irdm
I)et•olt and .pent :.••t m..•k with Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. cooper.
M4. Mabel ittraog 1. ft on gate'd,y to lain
her . i..ter ]tic...r-ring. of Granites tile.
for • holbL.. tic...
in Murat/A.m.
Iat Fort William,
H... ('. A. bearer, Ir al r sloe,{..I of 5C
Stark'. College. Vaucuever, ,. is usuale ea
banns. mad will Aced the week -mut with hes
I rarely*. ['rows *assay asd Mx Ntager.
Mr. and Mn- C. A. Nairn and roe. Daasiaa,
went to Detroit last rriday to be pr rowel t
sloe Plelrhar-1kar41 waddler w bleb 1. oh Mem
on Tt(e..lay of this wast. The Lr de ,. a eke*
f lir. w lir!. Main.
Mee O.eige Baald left a, 'h• ural.,
for her home at Nominee, aid wit.• ..r.om-
p.u,ted by her rose, Mr.. J. H McIiauw, and
throe children Amy. tau and ifredder. w►e
*ill -pend the holida). at liametior.
Mies 4)4v. Uoldtherpe returned Loan on
Monday evenlag frau Toronto. where -he had
been a;mann,t to W slle.ley bo•pit o.zg
d foilowt
an operation for appendirat,.d.
Mi.. llet
tborpe'. many friend. nem ru the .,.), that dm
will .Woo be..., visorom a. e, sr.
Mire Fdne )'ridbam. whu wan operated oe
for appewfelt,. In a Toronto bO,•p.ial it few
weeks
ago.
berm ri,ed beon Saturday treeing.
We
e arc
arcglad*. de
report s i- recover tag rapidly.
mpeukd to town by her .olds,
M4. t'rsw., of Tomos,, who will 'peal the
et.,met in uoderleh
Mr. (ae.r*e Th.unpon, formerly of the 14
tlmdien Overseas Net ..lton tete o.d ee
Maeda, from a trip to FMrLud. .neer he
Rent • hG N uvrr a torts. He sae i ee,e der.
Ise tae +tarring time. following the great caval
battle in the North [See and the nage dente or
Lent Kitchener He ha. riot yet recovered faay
from the injerie. he rerei,ul ie the ....coed
battle of Yore... and bi• wounded a.,a nal
give. him ,-n•.14er .die Iroublr.
cy
Mr. SM. Belcher went to Detroit on the
Hroybo.rd rzeuralon last w..ek and 1., ret atm '•11 you have a muddy comply biol.
lagtheree, having.e.•bred a good pr, -►sloe, and dull eye*, you are c..r»tipated.
Mt.atsd Mr. H. J .(. Mserwan wen away Ni=g leaser of water daily, tate or two
laeta►•ek on a trap on the ',L I..wronr• River
through the Tbuu,w,d Islands eta tar a. Pre --
0011
Mrs Jas. Igver, Port (Iberr, ha• returned
from • vtadt of tem moot!:.. w.th ber daughter,
Mr+. Jehastoo and her .os, Mr. Frnoci., ttive..
Resell Onleiliee at night c„rrert this
rortelitum and snake you A. fit as a
fiddle.- 15c vol ?.;c, at 1,11 Hexw11 'Vag
storey. 11. ('. Dunlop, Ooder.ch.
1 EYS
To little hearts and big ones, too --
the Wrigley Spearmen are calling,
calling, every day:
Their message is one of good cheer
about this refreshing, beneficial goody
that costs so little but means so much
to comfort and contentment.
Send for the Spearmen's Mother Goose book
for young and old, illustrated in colors.
Address Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Ltd., Wrigley Bldg., Toronto
Chew it
after every
Meal
Sealed
against all
knpurities