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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-11-9, Page 5THE SIGNAT. : GODERTCA : ONTARIO EAST STREET GAFy.AGE SUPPLIES FOR AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES, Etc. A. Mi GLOVER FIMONE 243 OWNER AND MANAGER i. toric reboot Present -Mr. Acheson On tete chins i, Messrs. Cott, Parsons. Ual1pw and Craigie. The secretary re teed ptyanent* twoutitiog to ilii. 711111 W in Uotoiwr. _Pt tncjpe) John- •, on, Victbele school, reported : Pup- il. on the roll, 214 hu s, 179 girls, ental KU. Penny bank deposit', $71.- ti1L,-..-Pektelpsl Sharman reported for Central sehool'd Pupila on the roll, (17 boys, 107 girls, total 174. A large puwber of pupils were therm owing to chickenpox. The amount depos- ited in the penny bank was $15.48. The secretary war instructed to petite to the board of health oMeer taking him to !keep more closely in touch with the school hoard In the wppriBes- ing of the epidemic. A number of accounts were read and pasted to the finance committee. The board, ten- dered its sympathy to the secretory, Mf. A. Htraitou, in his receot bereave- meut. . MacEwart Estate i LOCA TOPICS F.,acclusive -agents for SCRANTON COAL for Goderich and District. e Best Coal Mined. Any quantity best ell Maple SIabe, Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling 1Cedar or Pine.) TELS1rtIUN1 8, office 98residence 'Ix or M Huron Old Boys Of Toronto. The annual meeting of the ltufiin Old 11;ytl Aowiciatioo ut u onto will he held in the Royal ate, 14 Ring street east, Toronto, un Friday even- ing, November 24'h. At the cyuelu- '►iuu of the bo.iness, including the election of ofiIoerr, a banquet +will be field for whieh at$r,,t el sae pro. tam of speeches and wings i. being ar- ranged. Dungannon Methodist Anni y. The Dungannon Methodist church will have its anniversaryservices next Sunday, with Rev. J. . Hedley as the preacber of the -day. On Mon- day evening the: anniversary enter- tainment will bellheld. A hot fowl supper will lie served from 0 to 8 o'clock, and afterwards there will he a first -claps program, the talent includ- ing Miss Ilildred McColl, aoloi.t. of Otalerich, end Miss Carrie lirifilth, elocutionist and violinist. of Stratford. Admission ii0c and 'tic. Little Job or Big From the - repairing of ' a fatlet to the installa- tion of a complete plumbi n g system. we a r e equip- ped to do the job.�� rv�l� •� stt� AMINO Fatal Accident to Former Resident. As the result of an accident at Brock, ...ask., ltotwrt O. Mason, re former resident of li.oderich, lost his life. loo watt in charge of a small tractor and in some manner ..his clothing was caught by the whirling touwr and he was dashed against the frame of the engine.' He was rendered uoconecious and remained in tbis con. dit.ton until death ensued about two house later. Mr. Mason was thirty- two yea" of age. He came to (lode - rich in the year 1010 and for three years was connected with the Ameri- can Road Machine Co. He then went West and homesteaded in Alberta and being "hailed out" at hie own place at. Sylvan Lake, Alta.. he went with his wife and three children about six weeks ago to Brcck t..s- assist hi. brother-in-law, Mr. A. C. Burns, in the harvesting. Mr. Mason was a member of tele Church of Christ. and held services in his own home at ylvao Lake. He win a bright, friendly young pian, and is remem- bered by many in (,oderich who will learn with sincere regret of his un- timely death. Model Theatre $ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 41Modelveho am me Wito Monday - •• 1 he Iron Claw I Toesdsy - - Fam'tu Pattie color i travel pictures. Also on \l.,ndayvand Tuesday Florence Reed, International Star' I in •• AT RAY " A,fiyl,Pe►t feature s WEDN WEDNESDAY awl THURSDAY NOVEMBER ISth and 16th .JRSS6 L. LASKY present. : Auwrica s le.tling screen star ' 1 FANNY WARD ,In "TENNESSEE'S PARTNER " Po you remember "The Chad" ? _ Yellow M e ,.t, d1 1 I V Aa � Lau •"ilea .1 ' Fri. a11J Sat., Nov- 17ti and 1St I DANIEL 1:ROHM:\N presents Pauline 1,redenck in '• The Spider" AMMO" 1ee411,w GEO. E. KING, - Proprietor ------J Masons at Carlow. --"-=4H Britannia Lodge, A., F. and A. M., Seaforth, paid a fraternal visit to Morning Star Lodge, Carlow, on Wed• neaday evening._ There wan a large attendance at the gathering, includ- The Horticultural Society. ing about a down members of \laitlend Lodge, (lotlerich. The tbird degree was `conferred in a mon exemppla'y was. with W. Bro. Dr. Roes, W. M. of 'Britannia lodge, in the chair. -Afterwards Imteh- wee served and there we+ a pleasant social II hien to fore the grtberirg d.sperted. Vacancy in G. C. I. Board. The resignation of Di. M. N,'holson, whoislsasing.tnwr, was received by the Collegiate, institute board at its monthly meeting on Thursday last. t 1)r. Nicholson was ■ppoint -d t., the hoard by the town council. The hoard "granted . ism Fraser, the rmmmercial teacher, en increase sl $.i0 in salary ft tin January lit next. The property committee was authorised to secure the sere i -es of Mr. D. Hari 'sun to ex- amine and advise as to change, in exit Dom the school building and to nave such changes made. Death of Dr. Howie The annual meeting of the Goderich Hotticultural Society war held in the .eetrury's office on Tuesday evening. '1'be treasurer reported a membership loot 140, Government grant $104, county. grant 1123. Officers were elected se follows : President -John Straiton. -W. R. FINDER Phone 156 $alptltewt9treet The Door to Health fs. ough.the Rich, Red Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Flake. ..- The blood is resp utsible ler the health of the Indy. •1f it is good, leis- ease cannot exist. If it is bail, the door is shut against goal health, dis- ease inease is hound to appear in one fuzee or another. One prison may be 'pejzed witb rbeniiiatis,n or st•,stiea, another with anaemia, indigestion; heart -pal- pitation, headaches or 1i+reaches, un- strung net vett, or any of the many other for inc o1 ailment that come when the blood is w. nit and watery Their ie just one certain speedy cure` Dr. Williams' Pink Pill.. They make new, rich bloodland this good blood strengthens the whole system and tiring, good health and happi- nee,. Thousands owe their . p e.' ant good health, some itself, to the pills. Mies Devine Laliiwrti, Ni. Jerome. Quebec, says: -Last year 1 seemed gradually to grow weak and run down. 1 did not sleep well. had a poor appetite.. ndl grew pale and generallytang coped a doctor *o told ore 1 was i gree anaemic, and gave me a tonic. This 1 day with 105,11u0 h under Imeheay me io on Sakur• took faithfully for some time, hut it bm did not help nee, and 1 appearedto esu dal tpderi hi.11110. este rrlt .1 wnsit Co. - Nrwe hu twee' received nt the death of Rev. t;uosn-el-Howie, Pb. D:, at Hhweir, Mount Lebanon. Syria. Dr. Howie was an Orieutal scholar' and lecturer who was well known in Can- ada. For twenty-five years he had labored among his own people in Syria. When war broke out his posi- tion as a Christian teacher in a laud ruled by the Turk was nos very secure, but he decided to remain with his own people and share their dangers and privations. Miss Dora Howie, a dwgl1[�6- ter of the decetasedr-attended Code - rich Collegiate Institute for some time. Another deughter't the wife 410 the Het: Dr"'Jtisken,-pastor of the Presby- -seeded 'chervil at Kippen. ' an loner Light." beeping iubjret, " Where Duty Calle or Danger, in; Never Wanting There." Nest Sunday will be World's Tem- perance Sunday, and a lease ameeting will be held at North street' Met h )dist eburch at 3 o'clock p. tip., in which tbt� N ebb th schools of North street and Victoria street Methodist churches., the Prssb tetlen church tui the Bap. dot church will participate. Nev. 11. (. Meth rspjd and Mr. G. M, Elliott will give addresses and there will be special u,usic. tan io. Those fain holding epeediug contests could advertise their raises iu such a manner as to be able to draw wore horses to each place. Vice -president -A. U. McLean. Dyeetors--B. Hoggartb• D. J. Nat- tel,.WH. Harrison. Rev. J. E. Ford, J. JV +natter, l)r._ Oauow, Rev. Father McRae, C. Swindell.. Secretary -treasurer -W. Lane. Auditor. -She vitt oodellod C. Seager. t The Guy Brothers Minstrels paid their annual visit. to Victoria Opera House on Mondy evening last. not Although their pe quite up to its usual h gb standard, tbere were -several good acts. It seems' that oiled, streets are not exactly pertenti sn. The Exeter Ad- vocate remarked lett week : "The oiled street in the summer is a tine thing, but in the fall it is like a mortar bed when wet. Maio 'street was pi etty b ed until the commi wiener pot on the scraper Monday and clearest the dirt away. Itis not too good now, but it 1s better than itsvas.' Moser,. ia'tnw and Coats were appointed e. commitise to decide on the ot.tributton to he made to the members next opting. The revenues of the Society will allow slout11240 for this purpore. it was decided to make an effort to increasethe membership during the year. The library b'lenging to the Society is kept st the county registry office, and all members ire at liberty to ttee the hookt*ttd magazines there- in, which- contain up-to-date informa- tion on horstealtur$l questions. Deetik.of Capt. Charles Babb. . After a lengthy -illness, Cxpt.Charles W. Babb died on Tuesday last at the Ocean House. the home of his parents, (,`apt. Wm. and Mn. Babb. 11) -health forcing him to leave his Moat, the A.D. Davidson, of the Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transit 17,0„ the Company sent him to Bermuda in the hope of benefit from the trip: hut since his return to Goderich his stieopth de- clined until death intervened. Just a few days before his "death his old steamer, the Davidson, which had been sold to the French Or vernment, was rspssr•ted sunk by a submarine attack. Besides his parents, Capt. Babb leaves hie wife, two sisters and placedtwo brothers. The tuneral takes ( (Friday) afternoon to Maitland ceme- tery. Harbor Notes. The Western Canada Flour Mills Co. received only one cargo of wheat. this k. -The Atikoken was in Qin Mon - CHURCH rififT From week to weep questions; polite 8 -al and otherwise, of the utmost im- purtance to the farmer Alrcom- ing to the front. Thesequeetiuns are iu many instances permitted to passe without comment by mine newspapers for political reasons. That old tad reliable friend of the farmer, The Weekly Hun, does not allow any ques- tions affecting the farmer or hie family You may to pass without comment. not always agree with its opinion, but The Hun being free from party or pol- BACK- ACIII3. 1! have Backache you have n.•y Disease. If you neglect Backache i1 will desclop into sorrtdhin�f worse -Bright's Dis- ease or Diabetes. There is no use rubbing and doctoring your back. Cure the kidneys. There is only one kidney medicine but tt cures Ba.:ka.:he every tinter ' �noaa's Kidne; itt Knox chdreh ttext8uniny morn.. log. Rev. N C. McDermid'a .object will tin : "Human Anxiety and Divice Care." ttveoing aphject : "Risk anu Safely." .. On Tuesdsy evening Pte. Thos. Pritchard will addreet the National Service League in Victo ,street church. il'bere will i 1-.tffer numbers on GIs program. A.silver collection in aid of Joh! iced Cross mot k. The Old-time Concert. The "old-tyme concert' given by the choir of Knox church in •'ye school bowie. et ye erode rout 01 ye frust street and ye Victoria street, on Fri- day, ye third day of ye.:eleventh month, which he November, , itioved to be -it brilliant success, both as re- garda attendance and the excellence of the program presented. The lecture room ul the cftuich wad well filled with Berge and appreciative lidtence. �u'e yfognstb, which...woe In two parts, opened with the votive -1n ,'Meter At 3.3'1 p. in. or \londay a good pro- gram will Isoe given in the Trwperance Hall under the.auspices ••f the Women's Christian Trutparance Union; consisting Al mite( ion., mu`in etc., and an address by Rev. R. C. McDeettt'd. It. freehments will be served. All ladies will its welcome. At Vi,:toriaStreet Methodist ste Jtireih nest Sunday the pits Ford. will preach morning rind even- ing. Morning subject : " I'hs Friend- ship of draw." ' Evening., "Talking to Oneself.•' The Sunday school is re quested to assemble at 2.45 and march together to the t•twperance eemetee• in North street church. At -North street Methodist Church nest Monday morning the iul•j-,ct for discussion at the Men's Sunday (:lute, meeting at In -o'clock, will be "The Spiritual Life of Aur Churches." Al 11 o'cln-k Rey. W. K. Hwger'r subject will be : "foe Light of the Cbureb It Ttrt I-tA� N„v t), 1e If d A , valuable Feature of a HE Joint Account' opened with the Union OF CANADA Bank of Canada in the names of two persons, Is that 1f one diens the family funds are not tied up just when they are likely to be most needed. The survivor can withdraw the money without delay or formality. _ Think it over—then_open a joint Account I Goderich Branch—F. WOOLL,COMBE, Manager. itical control gives Its readers an un - blared opinion on all quest ons. 'these opittiopa are -Veers worth reading, while The Sun's market reports have long been c onsiilerid most reliable 'a Dta t. Are from the fan►isr you reading thie_expouest ofyour in- tim-seta n- t im-sats ? 11 not, you are miming man • good things each week. You wiM find The Sun instructive and profitable reading. seas shortly. Mi.. reamers Moose i.•he gest of ',bra ,� Nairn. N1- .l, urr..the,rruent• r •(« \loon.. B..1.. of thtt Hud. n• 1 r'ol- IPiete tn+titu,e. A.( Le.; grid timing hose 111” OMsrO L.ulbs t'n1L•re. Whitby.+be.+hew at- tending the school ut kx pre,.•ia. *. ft reit o. Mr. John ren o;nn. of Bra, t/old. w.N In lawn Wet, week our a few day. He wee of 1 wee to New 1.i.ke-ud mei otter norther,' ,'soot a 10 act a. renevtng .t.•.-,tt rine eke lnwat�•d.11aµl4. Hi+ brother. Mr. Car11'sum;-•.. sine was w the same R .n4 i+ now 10 Kn.a-ad' with I.h. 'PoraKer,of�L. o'teeth. ua-soyfu..u'•l. Any quantity of dry hemlock sleet ., for summer wood at ' MacEwan e (phone 1113); 12.110 per cord. 11 PERSONAL MENTION. Ness Lily Murrill. of Noryyy els vetting at tee Vk•torta+treet parsonage, Mr•. H. W. Hall, who h...l been treatise her dtwghter,• Ilya. Jock l'empbell, at fort Col - You returned home uo iaturday. You fret Ane in $taw moments frau! Ml.w Margaret t.'ren, daughter eitfev. Mr. cold in head or catarrh well be imam Uric of Kio^ardlne.,wee w visitor In Hostetter. Your clogged nrwtrila will open The ate M co..., pasesgee of your head will rtear anti' (Yodel tch whh n r -,... sur . It Itu.k. •tostk Walla, heartache; no hawking, entitling, PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Teli�low andd I pen td Bead CleilNos- dn lira .n.. aLraraan. Mrs. liimp.o,t. who had +pent +-me thus a' you can breathe freely. No more dell - mucous discharges or drynees; no *CMS - street, re', .d 10 her bonus at S•,rnia Wein Mrs, J. A. ?tole rt•nu. \Ir te.T` llur.ney and Noon lCAnh \I u. n• f {.re sinner r Mr. wail. Mr.. 1.', t:. b'.aale .,l Hs ilrittion. Mr. Houertr, to we• with them o, er'Sunday ,.. Mr. lei' Symon•t•. of brant foo .1..r-nt a 1. w dry. with 0;e•d• .0 ,own the p.t-t seek .11r 8ytnond. 1. doin a w- It aC Iln.ftfora, bat,.e. 441. -ea a eh..u. a to conte bis^k .snot reeler -old town. - Mr. lardy Bawd''. of F•eter, was a ren. t visitor at the ho,nr-tat Mr. u+d Mr. Selkekl Haydrht ru.,d. Mr. tt.lkeld being ht. Meter fir. tlaatteu ns- e5h.ltvl with the Aron Ileeb*nical Transport and exp•eta 40110 over going for breath at night. Tell your druggist you want a strait bottle of Ely's Cream Halm. eeply little_of this) fragrant, antleeptie ores in your nostrils, let it penetrate thr.-n`4�� every air passage' of ti.e head: r•,otkO and heal the swollen, inflame.) meet membrane, ami relief comes in.tantly- It in just what every cold and .'atarr 'Buffeter needs. Dont stay etuatdup and miserable. of the members of the choir, who were dressed in costumes of theeeventeenth century. Some o1 the ladles wore strikingly beautiful gowns. The open - kg number was a chorus, "Guise, Gone Away !" by "a11 ye syngere, after which there was a tole 1iyy Ara- minta Rosebud Mies Hildred McColl). Next followed a duet -by Margery Buckle and Obalish Shortstop (Mrs. Frank Saunders and Mr. E. Sexsutith. Ursula Ple..oaotfree (Mies Elda Stud - dart) pang "Lore's Old Sweet ming," after which a sextette, consisting tof Mrs. Saurdere, MM. Dunlop, Misses I Slatddan, Hume. Nairn and Colborne,, sang "Oft in the Stilly Night." 7 him was followed by a. chorus by' "all ye menne s�yyogere," and a gtlprtettr' ••e ber by`filrs. [Ytnilop,- Miss Nairn. Mr. Alex. Saunders and Mr. Jai. F. Thomson. Mee. Frank Saunt is sang "The Rosary," and the first. part of the prograne.,,wprse theft brought to a close by the singing try the whole choir of "Cowin' thro' the Rye," "Annie Laurie" and "Auld,Lanir Syne." . Mr. Theo. E. Sunh.try acted as mus- ical director, while Mrs. Sunbury was th•t•pianist, The second part of the program cnn- sieted of a "speaking piece" entitled "A Woman's \ uteri." Tbis was amusing and was cleverly executed, those liking part bring Miss Hiidrrd McColl, Mee. Sunhat y, Mire Mabel Mc- Donald, and 111eesrs. Jas. F. Thom- son, T. A. Sunbury and Harry Buch- anan. The audience evident) enjoyed the ' - evening thoroughly and hearty con- gratulation• are due those in charge of the affair. growing worse, and finally hardly able to go about the house and ahnnst wholly Ricapeeitatrd for work. While in this condition a friend ad- vised nie to try Pr. Williams'Pink Pills, and 1 not several bloom _1LW not long after I began their nee when 1 could see an improvement, which Piet manifested itself in an improved t r r , On Tuesday the (1 ,ntlnnan arrived veli h 1 5,0 *) bushels of wheat aria oats, clearing on Wednesday after- noon. The Ynrkt.nn it due today, as I'hursdayi with 110,u90 bulbeleof oats and barley. Pert of i he wharf in front fof et town s freight shed* is beiug ft -planked appetite and better rest at night. M mm week. this on the improvement was rapid 1af'hrepairingrehave be busily yn- and I was riot long in retaining protect gaged nels health. 1 think 1)r. \Villisms Pink I were somewhat billy damaged in the Pills are a blessing for all weak girls." receot storms. Yost can get thee• pill. thnineh any I Public School Board: from The '-medicine dealer or by mail at illi cents The regular rnr hly meeting of the a box or six hoxe% for $'- bei Thistle Schoolw,inroad was held on Mthe h �h. iVjlliams' Medicine Co., Brockville, day evening in itbe hoard room of V ie - Ung.• FEWER PEOPLE CROWING OLDER The Public Health Service reports that more people live to' the age of forty years to -day, but from forty to sixty years mortalityhusandsrof sing well-ireformed men degenerative and women to -day are Tho le ' g the true value of SCOTT'S EMULSION OFUREST COD. LIVER me as apo to ward off the headaches and backaches t at an an.t,p.,rt.. weakness- SrOTT'S helps fortify the body against Wfiam Adiancer The different ORIa and weakening CONS, through !1n Agrlenitural toeieties in this district should get together and make out a 0 = Clothes Fit CHL: three things that distinguish the clothes ----ne-tiakeore Fashion, Fit. , and Workmanship % ' of jhese days yon will appreciate, -h o wv'itally you need a Winter Suit. When you do, call and a get our prices. R. J. Armstrong MERCHANT TAILOR LOCAL TOPICS IN BRiEF. Tile Mene.etung Canoe flub intend. t' hold..su "at bonier at the Club rooms on Friday night,-Novrmtter 94. Mr. and Mee. lien. H. King ere pre- pating a number of their pupils foe a piano and voeal recital to be.giten at the end of this menti`. ) , Hirlilenholme Falconhridgevblltire- side at the non -jury sittings of the MuprenerCnuntar rt of Ointo be held in (bidet icb"-tialriaseneing Tuesday, 21st inst. The regular monthly meeting of the General ldrergh Chapter, 1. O. D. 14;., 1 will be held on Monday afternoon. N oveniber 1311', at 4.15, in the court hotter,. Mr. M. A. Hmmher has been elected president of the Chistle furling ('bub "I -I IE P -- of sttrat.ford. Mr. Humber it a Godo- werful blood -enricher and strength -builder trtainedotd boayctwho interestin gnPPe, pyycust, its force of medicinal nourishment, schedule Mr the dares of fall faits for Next Davej s Jearlery Store Goderich it Extracts That 1)e Not (Cordele Cid I}vsx 011. next year and save the clashing of Refuse Akr'1o1 sea & BSM Tweete.Os1. '• ' dates as is very common all over On - WA*0 The Wrigley , Spears are constant - friends to . teeth, beth, appetite and. 4igestion. Women workers relish the refresh- ing, comforting influence of this toothsome, long-lasting .confection. Its benefits are many — its cost small. That's whyies- used around the world. Nothing else can take its pladce. Chin Et after every meal -- VTFile Wm. Wrigley -3r. Co., Ltd., Wrigley Bldg., Toronto, for the funny Spearmen's Mother Goose bock. There are a lot of maple In this town who prefer the beat of every- thing, otherwise, we could not carry such a fine assorted stock of I• all kinds of smoking materials. Some men prefer Virginia cigarettes, and want s better than ordinary smoke. To such, we recommend Tucketfs Club Virginia. We don't know of any better Virginia cigarette. Sags 10 for 1St ELMSALE BY F. H. WOODS • • s r Two pI tt Made in Flavors Sealed t� 1f�!%j' Inept right.