The Signal, 1916-12-7, Page 5A.
THE SIGNAL : GODERTCII : ONTARIO
EAST STREET GARAGE
SUPPLIES FOR
AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES, Etc.
PHONE 243
A. M. GLOVER
OWNER AND MANAGER
TI -#E
DEL TMET
GEO. E. KiNG, Prop.
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Monday and Tuesday Dec. 11 and 12
Now have Baby Marie Osborne in
" _at MERRY S-NSHINE"
This is one of the hest screen offerings of th year l'„n tt ill
like it. Also -'itis Ire Shaw orxiay lid Pate
rr M
travel pictures Tuesday.
Wed. iiti4 -__ 13 and 14
DANIEL FROHMAN presents
in a coined .,f rotnancrrtnul
adventure
John Barrymore
" NEARLY A KING
Also "THE YELLOW MENACE"
PRICES 1Oc a 15c
!May and Saturday. Dec. 15th andl6th, with matinee Saturday
Animated pictures tit life in
"THE KING'S SERVICE"
in a,l.liti ii to "tor HEARhr T fcat wt.
Lenore Ulrich iii "THE
OF
PRICES 1Oo AND 15o
Great Speciai Feature
at the MODEL THEATRE
Fs=;d,Dec.Dec 15 AND 16
AND SATURDAY MATINEE (2:30 p. m.)
"The King's
ervIce
LOCAL TOPICS
County Court Next Week. ,
The Decewbergeesious of theCotioLy
Court will open on Tuesday, nestles -
fore His Honor Judge Dickson. There
is quite a lengthy ocket, comprising
six jury cities and for non -jury cases.
Nominations D,am 22nd.
'
Municipal fii5lnln is this year
will be on Friday, December 'j'ad.
Cruelly they are ou the last Monday
of the year, but Christmas c ' g on
that day the law provides for the
holding of the nomination meeting ou
the Friday before Christtuas.
Death of Mrs. Robert Elliott.
Mrs. Elliott, .. widow of the late
Robert Elliott, passed away this
(Thursday) morning alter a brief ill-
ness, surviving her husband, the -late
Reeve of Goderich, by about fifteen
mouth*. The funeral will take place
from the residence, Picton street, on
Sunday afternoon W Maitland ceme-
tery.
Harbor Notes.
The following are the arrivals at the
harbor during the part week: The
Doric en Sundry with 110,0 00 bushels
of wheat for the \Vestern Canada
Flour Mills ; on Tuesday the Graham
at the (lode' jai Elevator Company's
wharf with 117,111111 bushels of wheat.
Several other boats are expected, but
owing to the high winds of the !sat
few days they 'are behind schedule.
Rev:J. B. Fotheringham Accepts.
• At a meeting of the vestry of St.
(ieurge'e church held on Monday
evening the resignation of the rector.,
Itev. J. B. Fotheringham, was re-
ceived. the same to take effect at the
end of this month. Steps will be duly
taken towards the filling of the.
vacancy. Mr. Fotheringham has ac-
cepted the invitation to become the
rector of Grace church, Brantford. ;-
Mrs`t,•asgraln Home.
Mrs. Ca.grain (formerly Mas Alma
Dancey) arrived on Wednesday on a
yieit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I-
E. Dance),. Mrs. t•aegrain went civet --
peas in April, 1915. as a'Decbber of the
aims nursing service and was married
in hgypt to Captain U. t'tagrain. son
of Senator J. P. B. ('aegraiu, of Mon-
treal. Mrs. Casgrain will be in town
for six weeks and will then return to
England to rejoin her husband, who
is on active service.
slowingg George with his fleet and numerous
phases
of naval service, including pictures of the
ships recently engaged in the battle off the shores
of Jutland.
This is in Addition to the Regular
Program or these Dates !
Pictures showts-°' "The King's Service"
Arrival of the Royal Yacht. Divine Service. Phy al Drill.
His Majesty's Arrival on Board the Flagship.
Scenes from the Bridge of the Flagship. /
Ilis Majesty Proceedito'ies-'with His.DreadAnctttRht Fleet.
Working the Heavy films. Fleet at Battle Practice.
Dinner Hour. Views df Ships corning the Fleet.
Manning the Lifeboat. Midshipm)tn'at Gun Drill.
Sports During the Dinner Hour.
Ills Majesty Signals the Fleetst nchor.
Taking Up Positions for Fleet'to Enter Harbor.
Taking Soundings.
Presentation of Officers to His Majesty on Lewin, theFlagship.
Types of British Navy from Its Inception to te"? esent Day.
1588 -Period of Queen Elizabeth ; Sir Francis Drake and
Sir Walter Raleigh.
1800 --Nelson.
1840 -•Guard of Royal Marines.
1900_ -Army and Navy Veterans.
1916 -Scottish Regiment on Their Way to the Front.
So great has been the demand for bookings on
"The Kings Service" pictures that it has beennecessary
to limit their appearance in each city and town. Ac-
cordingly they eats lie shown in Goderich on only the
two dates mentioned -.-Dec. 15th and 16th.
BE SURE TO SEE THEM !
f Prices --Only 10c and 15c
1
GEO. E. KING -
1.,
Given Away
Free !
Two Large
Hand Embroidered
Centrepieces
will he awarded to the two
nearest guessers as to the
number of candies in the jar
in the window.
Every 35c purchase gives you
a guests. One person has as
egood a chance as *wither.
JSpend your Honey where yon
get full value for it anti
also a chance- to wia ..
finnd.o»ice price.
Fancy Goods, Dry Goods
and Children's Wear -
Special Sale of Christmas Novelties
MRS. TAPE
SINGER STORE GODERICH
TUUHMuAY Dat 7 LII(; 6
l very special feature -" to the King e
Service." a sense of ,pictures depicting
Gloat Britain', naval service lin the
present war as well as types of the
B.•,tieh navy from its inception to the
preaeut day. In order that as many
as possible may see these pictures, a
matinee will be given on Saturday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in addition to
the regular evening performances on
Fr Wei. and Saturday. ,
Dead( of Mrs. Arthur Ford.
The death of Mrs. Font. wits. of
Mr. Arthur 11. Ford. of the Prrlia•
mentary Press Gallery, Ottawa,
()centred unexpectedly on \Vednesdry '
of last week, the result of an attack of
pneumonia. The bereaved husband is
the son of Rev..1. E. and Mrs. Ford,
of town. and on receipt of the sorrow-
ful news Mr. Ford and his daughter,
Miss dellen, left far the capital. The
(amend took place on Tuesday after-
noon. Impressive services were con-
ducted by Rev. Basil Tbompsou,. of St.
Paul's Methodist church, of which
Mrs. Ford was an active member. and
Has. Dr. bparling. of Dominion
Me•11ndler church. Both of t iei1ergy-
fuer. paid touching tributes to :he
noble lite and example of the deceased
tidy and spoke words of comfort and
conentatirm - to the sorely bereaved
family. interment was made at
Beechwood cemetery. Among those
present at the funeral services were
Hon. Itohert Rogers, Bon. Arthur
Meigben. Hon. F. 0. McCurdy. Sena-
tor Denuis, Dr. J. W. Robertautt, Mr.
R. H. Coats, and many others. ,,
The late Mrs. Ford
of Ra J W. Room of Ottlwadaugh-
ter
Rev J,B..\Find has returned from
Thr capital, bit Miss Ford wilt remain
latch her brother f, r a while.
Petimaeras of War benefit.
"Nearly a King."'rhe plot is said to
be a fascinating one, combining hu-
mor and thrilling adventure in unique
fashion. A further episode of "The
Yellow 4,enace' will be given on the
same evenioge. For Friday and Satur-
day Mr. King has been able to secure a
Congratulations to Capt. Ewart.
06 his way down the lake this week
Capt. J . A. Ewart, of the steawee
Graham. received word at Sault Ste.
Marie of the birth oU .on and -Weir.
Isndington, Mich., is the birthplace
and December 3 the birthday of the
young captain, who is to be known as
Donald Allan Ewart. This is Captain
Ewart's firstborn, and though be has
not seen him yet he is absolutely cer-
tain thathe is the finest boy that ever
happened. And no doubt he is.
A Good Program for Next Week.
The Model Theatre has an interest-
ing program for next week. On Mon-
day and Tuesday, in addition to reg-
ular features, Baby M.arle Osborne
will be seen in "Little Merry '3un•
shine," an attractive piece of screen
work. On Wednesday and Thutadey
John B.rrymore, one of the most em-
inent of playwrights, will play the
leading roil in the comedy produ,•tion
Proprietor
ART-
ISEI
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
doctor has said, 1 never
yet madea post-nrortemex-
r.minationinaease of death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
wereatfault." The Kidney
medicine whickwas first on
the market, twat success-
ful for *art LJ..ea'me and
all Kidney Troubles. and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidhey
Pills
Great Big Clearing Sale
of Christmas Goods !
ACHANCE to buy your Christmas Gifts and, to
know that you are getting Dollar for Dollar -on-
the articles you purchase. We are offering some of
the greatest inducements in the history of this store, all
real bargains that save you money, as our stock is heavy
and we must reduce it, which is to your advantage.
Every article in this sale is exactly as it is repr ted or
money refunded.
Thdbenetlt for the prisoners of. war
given at the Model Theatre on Friday
evening VIKS well uatronized, and the
net proceeds were $77.70, which wait
divided equa y .a g the three Gode-
rich boys whore_ held pi i+oners in
G
ermany c W ter Johnston, Wui.
Itobinsen and Vic r Bell. Mr. King,
proprietor of the M eI. put on •ood
Mtn service, and Mere, Hem !t
He.. King
sang Pte. .1'. Pritahard'I latest song,
"The Girl front Huron,"d as an en.
core rendered sweetly a t Gbh song.
Mr. Hector Hays. to whores enthus-
iastic effort the success of the benefit
is chiefly due, hands The Miguel the
following statement of the receipts
and expenditures :
Received from. ticket -tellers : Annie
Kerney $11.35, Mrs. Reid $7.75, Clara
Foley $1.75, Marion griffin $4.1x),
Hilda Austin $4 50, Woodba Sturdy � Fred Craigie $2.75, y
$2.. s
'9i. Alice Nairo $1.Ta Merle Weise
$I.73. Harriet Porter $1, Phyllis
Baker 30c, Red Cross girls $24.25.
Rose office sates,'R9 AR Total $105.70.
Expenses -Theatre, t$3bi, leaving a
balance of $77.70 to b$ divided as
stated above. N.
The management wish to thank the
ticket -sellers, also Mrs. King for her
services and Mr: George E. King fur
the use of the Model Theatre.
OF CANADA
i
Co-operative
Saving
Is.facilitated and en-
couraged by the open-
ing of a Joint Saving.,
Account in the names
of Husband and Wlfe, FathetandSon, Brother and
Sister, or any two or more Members of the family
Either cast deposit or withdraw money atwill. and
the Interest accrues to the credit of both.
Ask the Manager forlilt particulars.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
White ivory gooas
Besides our present immense stock we have this wee
received another large consignment which we are putting on sal
at prices you -cannot afford to Id pass, - about 1-3 less than regull
prices. `
Photo Frames, ManiTire Sets,. Combs, Brushes, Trays,
Clocks, Scissors, etc.
The same above prices apply to our large stock of Ebony
goods.
Everything in the lines of Silver and Cut Class, two lines
we specialize in, about 20 per cent. off regular prices.
Speclolly Selected Mika
From the ;following high-grade English potteries : Crown
Derby, Minton Coalport, and Royal Doulton, for which we
are special agents. Prices reduced so as to come within reach
of all.
Christmas BooksJor Roth Old and Young
"Mr. Britling Sees It Through," considered the best book
written this year. "Johnston of the Border, by Binc:lass ;
"Wonderful Veer," by Locke ; "Mary Agusta," by Lincoln_;
"The Worn Doorstep," by Margarete Sherwood, $1.25
"Skinner's Dress Snit," by Dodge : "The Romance of a Christ-
mas Card," by Kate Douglas Wiggin ; "Rhymes of a Rolling
Stone." by Robt. W. Service. h
CAllrreq's ,Books
From a 1Oc linen book to Churns, Bay's Own Annual and
Chits Own Annual at *1.90.
)YiTw Store for C)jr/stnlas ..
Ia order to handle this sale to the advantage„ h, "Ot
public and ourselves we have
opened a second store next to
the Telephone Office, where
yon will find many lines suit-
able for Christmas, such as
Gaines, Toys, Dolls, Books,
Fancy Goods, Fancy Baskets.
the
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CHURCH NOTES.
BANKRUPT SALE of
GroceryStock
AVING purchased the bankrupt stock
of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware
of O. C. Whitely at a rate on the dol
lar, this stock will be sold out at reduced
rates commencing
Thursday, December 14, 1916
at the old stand -McLean 's Block, east side
of Square. All wishing to reduce the high
cost of living will come early and often while
this stock lasts,
Good butter and fresh eggs taken in ex-
change at the cash price.
Ste dodgers later for prices. Terms Cash.
EMEMBER THE DATE, DECEMBER 14th
mean, ..-trap.
At Knox church next Sunday morn-
ing Rev. E. G. Powell, of Clinton, will
conduct the service and }rev. A. Laioft,
of Auburn, will conduct_ the service ut
the evening.
The choir of North street Methodist
church are preparing a cantata, "The
Shepherd( Story." to be rendered
Uhrretmss Sunday evening, assisted
by the orchestra.
The -subject for diecuesion at the
Men's Hungary Club, at North street
Methodist church, next Sunday morn
ing will be: "Public Spirit and How
to Cultivate; 1t."
Rev. W. K. Hager will preach at
both services in North street Metho-
dist church next Sunday. Morning
subject : "Prayer is the Christian's
Vital Breath, the Cbriatian's Native
_fir." Eveniog subject : "Pharis-
aical."
The Presbyterian, in reporting the
observance of the seventy-ninth an-
niversary of Knox church. Elora. on
Munday,• November 13t1, says : "l'he
musical service was exceptionally line,
being under the talented directiou of
Mr. Bert Ure Cutt, son of One of the
elders in the church at Goderich."
A Definition
"Pa, what is diplomacy :'"
"Diplomacy, my hoy, is the art of
being disagreeable pleasantly." -De -
ton Free Press.
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VICTROLA
FREE !
Regular 'I$o. iX.
Price $66e 50
Get your frieDds to
save their vole s
Smarty.
Wife (nibbling her pen) -Let's see,
what is the term applied to one who
signs aaotber person's name to a
cheque ?
Hub -Five or ten years,
nsusually,=
Boston Transcript.
Man's Way and Woman's.
When a wife dies a husband says
"1 wonld be a better husband if 1 had
it to do ovet again." But when a hus-
band dies his wife says : "Well, 1 did
nay duty by him." -Topeka Capital.
TH.
GODERIQH, MARKETS.
' Triwaseay.l)ecember 7.
Wheat. per bust $1 60 to $ Len
Date, per twit .. .. •e41 to 63
Barley per busb 90 to 1.'n
Peas, Ver bwh.. - 22.60 to '2.S
Bnekwl.eat per bu.h. 1.(x1 to 1.11
tient., famtif. Der oat .. 4.00 to n..'+l
Flour. patent. per ewt 1.76 to 3.410
Bt eh. per ton .. ... 310.1 to 32.611
Short& per ton . 34.09 40 500
Hay, per tau • ... 10.50 to 11.40
Rtrsw. tonne. per ton ... . . 6.00 to 1.444
ppeer load ........b.00 w ale
T)% Wand, 1Snrser,-Der4b .. .. ... .40 to _13
Creamery Butter •M to .91
Esse. fr. h, per dor .NI to .s.6
rotates•, per bu .. LIel to 1,70 i
Cattle, butcheni choice, per cwt. 7.00 to 7.23
cattle,butchers'K
medium,per cwt ao to6.3
Hop, ive wetaat, per cwt....... j1AtpiA
m 6
Mheep, per a
t.. .00 to 7
to . 06
Hides, per lb ....,..... .
9
Tatumtreseesecestre r 68th c09
A Real Puzzle.
Hera Hankins, conetabte of a Naw
England village, had an exalted opin-
ion of his aHcty as a defective. He
shoo read everything be could find on
the career of Sherlock Holmes. until
he imagined that he had thereby ac-
quired wonderful deductive abilities.
"Now. gentlemen," said he on one
occasion to his aasimtrinta in a particti-
I lar cane, "we have traced three clue. --
the footprints of the horse and the
I footprints of the man, right up .hers
' to this *lump; from the stomp 06
there's only the footprints of the
stion
aarrw. ises • Now.
What gentlemen,
ribecomeofNthe
1 man ?"-Exchange.
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FiNAL COUNT MADE
DECEMBER 23rd
Christmas
Suggestions
Parisian Ivory
Individual pieces and sets.
Solid Ebony
Individual pieces and sets.
Christmas Perfumes
In fancy packages and buck.
Willard's
Forkdipt
Chocolates
in pkgs. 25c to $2.50
CALDWELL'S DRUG STORE
GODERICH, ONTARIO