HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-5-31, Page 5Mr. J. W. lruseler, photographer,
has *old his business to Mr. J. T. Fell,
of Meaforth. who takes possession nut
Monday. Mr Truseler hu not de-
cided just what hi. plans for the fu-
Lure will be.
Or. Caesar Honorary President.
At the annual convention of the
Ontario Dental Association, held at
Toronto last week, Dr. G. 8. Caesar,
of Oodericb, was elected b000rary
president of the Association. Dr.
MacDonell and Dr. Mabee, of town,
were in attendeoae at the convention.
The Gambling ease.
On Monday morning Magistrate
Kelly gave his decision in the charge
against John Bedford of keeping •
gaming house, Boding against the
defendant and imposing • tins of $10
and cast* (115 in all). The other cares
in eonfeouon with the same mattet
were adjourned to next Monday morn-
ing.
of f11m lying oD the floor of the opera-
tor's room and before the flames could
be -extinguished several reels were de-
stroyed. When the operator, Mr.
Josh. Thomas, saw the first reel burn-
ing, be pluckily pinked it up, regard-
less of the t.Dses, ad carried it te the
street. By the time- be returned
several other reelswwpprrse on fire and
the chemical exUnKuisbere belonging
to the theatre were thens, o
quench the ReneThe plaree.eeddw
well filled at the time, but by making
use of the side exits alRot out with-
out any trouble. The prviecting ma-
chine was only ►lightly damaged, and
thesbnw was running again on Mon-
day night as usual,
Confirmation at St. Pets.
At St. Peter's church this morning,
His Lordship Biebop F•lluu, t f Lon-
don, administered the rite of confirm-
ation to a clues of twenty-eight can-
didates. A largeooegregatioo was
present to witneea the ceremony.
The members of the confirmation
class were : Helen Chisholm, Mary
Webb, Genevieve Spahr, Helen Mc-
Kay, Mary Weiss, Valerie Jeffrey,
Jean Lynn. Annie Carney, Kathleen
Clearmont, Annie Moser, Eileen
Fellows, Hazel Robinson, Laura Jef-
frey, Helen Lynn, Clara Foley. Nor-
man Cleat moot, Joseph Webb,
Thomas McCarthy, Willard (travail's,
Ernest Jeffrey, John Fellows, Theo-
dore BullaJack Kidd. Charles
Buechler, Michael Bowler. William
Carney, James Ryan, Edwin Buechler.
Central School Entertainment.
Victoria Opera Hoose was filled on
Thurdey evening for the annual en
At the Harbor.
The following were the arrivals for
the week at the Goderich Elevator
and 'Transit Company's elevator : On
Friday,steawer (ilenlivet, with 198.000
bushels of Data ; on Monday, weenier
Edmonton, with 106,000 bushels of
wheat and oat., and steamer Mariska.
with 111.,0110 bushels of wheat ; on
Tuesday. steamer George A. Graham,
with 136,000 bushels of wheat and
oats, and steamer J. H. Wade, with
198,1.100 bushels of oats.
Fred Oavis a Candidate.
The Calgary Herald publishes the
address of Mr. Fred Davis (formerly of
berth cel to the electors of the Al- DO D D'S
berth Provincial conetiWency of
(ileichen, in which be is • candidate
for the Legislature. Accompanying
the add.*** is a very good likeness of
Mr. Davis. Our former t rwnsman
announces himself en independent
Conservative candidate and makes a
s' rong bid for the support of the Oe7 Pills re
farmers of the constituency. Theelec-
a iso: at all
Dodd's Kid a
ll
tome take plane June 7th.
Benefit Repeated.
The Tittle fire at the Model Theatre
Friday evening interrupted the patri-
otic heneflt performance under the
auspices of the General Brough Chap-
ter, 1. 0. D. E., and in order to make
up for this Mr. King, the proprietor of
the Model, has kindly arranged to
give the Friday and Saturday shows
this week as a benefit under the same
auspices& 'l'bere will be • good pro -
grate. Admission 25c (no war tax).
Ticketa for last week's benefit will be
accepted.
Owth of James Johnston.
A telegram was received this morn-
ing conveying intelligence of the death
yesterday (Wednesday) at Eston.
Sank., of James Johnston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Johnston, Blgin av-
enue. The deceased, who formerly
lived at Cleveland, had been in the
West for three years and bad been in
poor health for • long time. The
funeral takes place at Eaton next
Saturday. The deceased is survived
by hi. wife, who was formerly Mies
Mabel Hennings. Sirs. (Dr.) Gallow,
Mrs. H. Videan and Mr. Rod. John-
ston, of town ; Mr Donly Johnston,
of Piest 1n ; Mrs. C. J. Shepherd, of
Paris, Ont.. and Mn. D. Kyle, of Lon-
don, Ont., are brothers and sisters.
Small Firs at Model Theatre.
On Friday evening, as a result of •
fuse wire blowing out, a small blaze
occurred at the Model The sire. A
spark from the wire set fire to a reel
tertalnusent of Central school, and
the evening was a thoroughly suo-
oes dui one. The first part of the pro -
ram was of • miscellaneous character,
Including choruses, physical reorders,
folk songs and daimon, recitation&
eta. The wooed part was entitled
"The Brownies' flay," and introduoed
many pretty and animated eceneepss* in
wood nympfairieshs
end othelrsdelightful
wood D)mp
end romantic creatures appeared in
woodland scenes. The youthful
well-
formers all took their par
showing very careful and tapable
tratniug on the pert of Prlo�l
Sharman end her assistants e
musical accompanist of the evening
was Miss Lassie Elliott. The reputa-
tion of Centra) school for high-class
and novel entertainment was fully
maintained tbrougbout the evening.
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RIQRIGHT'SDISEASE
is the dead/legit and most
painful malady to which
mankind is subject. Dodd's
Kidney Pins will cure any
case of Bright's Piers...
They have never,failed in
one single case. They are
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can.
There are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pills—pill,
box and name—tut irrita-
tions are dangerous. The
original and on) Fenuine
cure for Bright's Ducase is
KIDNEY li
PILLS
fifty cents
druggists.
Special Meeting of Town Council.
A special meeting of the town coon -
ail was held on Saturday evening, all
the members being present except
Councillors !Meer and Cutt. A resolu-
tion was palmed authorizing the sale of
the 0. W. S. Railway material by the
trustee. A number of accounts for
lawyer's fees, advertising, etc., in
connection with 0. W. S. affairs were
Another resolution adopted
reque.ted the trustee to take supe to
guard against the presentation of the
unguaranteed bonds of the railway for
• share in the proceeds of the sale of
the asset..
The change in the 0, T. R. tlnte-
table was discussed, and it was lett to
the Mayor to take such action as he
deems fit.
The question of the disposal of the
Wheel Rigs plant was discussed, and
something along this line may develop
sborUy.
Boswell -Reid –Howard.
Mrs. Lena Elizabeth Howard. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McMurchy,
of Oodericb, was Married May 2)th at
Greenwich. Connecticut. to Harold de
Boivville Boswell -Reid, of London,
England, youngest son of the late
Brigade Surgeon Lieut. -Col. David
Boswell -Reid. The bride looked
charming In an afternoon gown of
navy blue chiffon and satin over beige
charweuse, a flays marin hat and
Russian sables, and carried • small
Lancret bouquet. She was attended
by her daughter, Miss Helen Elizabeth
Howard, who wore navy blue taffeta
silk with Marie Antoinette Hchu and
manchettes and white satin hat. The
bridegroom was attended by his
friends, Commander
nde Ve Richard
er, of
the Russian navy,
Vitolo, the bridegrooms partner from
London, England. The bridegroom is
the designer and builder of armored
motor care now inenneraluse the
t
Russian army, and has engaged
in this special war work since the
commencement of the war. A recep-
tion was held at Rye, the seaside hums
of Mr. Maurice Skvorizotf, a member
of the Russian commission. The happy
couple left on a short rnotor tour and
will reside temporarily in New York,
returning to make their home in Lon-
don, England, in the autumn.
TBUESDAV, MAY 31, 1917 5
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War bonds and other
attractive Investments
OV CANADA are open to the man
who systematically
saves Hs money. Such an Investment represents ane
what the thrtftkss men spends In unnecessary titles.
Open a savtngs account In the Union Beek of
C...4.- A great help to thrift.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
Circles and Bands.
A duet by Mrs. Trewin and Mrs.
Lindsay, of Constance, wee enjoyed
by all prevent.
An address on "The Influence of
Mother in the Home- was very in-
structive. A selection entitled, "Help
to Carry the Good News On," was de-
lightfully
o-Iightfully rendered by four ladies of
Blyth Auxiliary.
The convention was highly favored
in .being privileged to heir Mrs. Gor-
don Wright, of London, who spoke
of ''The Prayer -Life in conjunction
with the Women's Missionary Soci-
ety." The Blyth quartette again
favored the convention with • 'elec-
tion.
A banquet wee prepared by the
ladies of Londeeboru', • pleasing
SIGNAL : (GDERtCI1 ONTARIO
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A new shipment of "Brantford Red Bird" and "Standard" r
Bicycles have just arrived, and you had better get -
busy if you want that wheel this year,as they are hard
to get.
EAST . STREET GARAGE
Owned and Operated by -a Practical Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
THAT
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which is so essential to a well
dressed woman's appeeranee
in obtained by women of
fashion who buy their foot-
wear from us. Hew, they
know, only the latent and
smartest things in women's
shoes are to be had at all
Limes and at prices which
make shoe -buying a genuine
pleasure.
Wm. Sharman
Goderieh, Ontario
LOCAL TOPICS
The 'musty council meet• Tueedff
next, June btb.
The JUDO ,,..lore of the County
Court opens on Tuesday, the 1201.
W. H. Harrison Selling Out
Mr. W. H. Harrison has decided to
go out of the jewelry business and
will dispose of his stock by • series of
auction sales, as advertised In this
week's Signal.
Just in Time.
Mr. R. S. Dale, representative of the
Patterson Mfg Co., Toronto, waken
of carets, arrived in town this morn-
ing to superintend the laying of the
(Alton the streets.
Sells Photo Business.
Model Theatre
OEO. E. KINO, Proprietor
WEEK OF JUNE 4th, 1917
Monday and Tuesday
May Robson
in "A NIGHT OUT"
A five-part Vitagsaph feature.
ALSO
The Great Serial Story
"The Secret Kingdom"
4-
P
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Scene from "CARRIAGE CALL NO. 101"
Fifth Episode of
"THE SECRET KINGDOM"
Featuring CHARLES RICHMAN and DOROTHY KELLY
Wednesday and Thursday
EDITH TALIAFERRO, JACK SHERRILL
and 2000 others
in Booth Tarkington's adventurous romance
"THE CONQUEST of CANAAN"
Six superb dramatic acts.
A big production at usual prices.
Friday and Saturday
Leonore Ulrich
Raid to Love"
ioveyrn 1.1
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Weather.'
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MERCHANT TAILOR
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The Best Trip of the Season
EXCURSION BY STEAMER
GREYHOUND
GODERICH TO DETROIT
JUNE 12-14
11
•w.vw..«« st
Iter,
Leave Goderich Tuesday, June 12th, 9.30 a.m.
Leave Detroit on return trip Thursday. June 14th, 1 p.m.,
ROUND TRIP $2.00
ONE WAY $1.50
Only opportunity for people of this district to visit Detroit by
boat this year. as there will be no regular steamer
service out of Goderich this season.
NO TROUBLE ON ACCOUNT OF THE NEW IMMIGRATION LAW.
Canadians going to Detroit for a temporary stay are not re-
qnired to pay a head tax or make a deposit. Immigration
officers will be en board steamer on the trip to Detroit for the
purpose of palming all excursionists.
WHITE STAR UNE, DETROIT
feature of which was • birthday cake
decorated with candles In honor of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the con-
vention. Silver anniversary badges
also were prepared.
A solo by Miss Manning, "The Story
so Precious," was listened to with
pleasure.
The organizer's report was very en-
couraging, the amount raised i❑ the
district being $1,752, an increase over
last year.
In the evening Mcs. Wright gave a
very encouraging and inspiring ad-
dress on "Our Work in War Time,''
followed by a duet, "On Christ the
Solid Rock."
The singing of the National Anthem
brought a very *ucoe.sful and profit-
able convention to a close.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The band is practising for the Grey-
hound "moonlight" excursion on June
11th.
The weather has at last become
springlike and same of the trees are in
blossom.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pellow have
taken up their residence on South
street, In the hones recently purchased
from Mrs. D, Mclvor.
The proceeds of the tea to be given
in the patriotic tea room on Saturday
next will be donated towards the cost
of renovating the Alexandra hospital.
The regular month) meeting of the
Goderich branch of the Women's In-
stitute will be held at the home of
Mrs. Howiie on Thursday, June 7th,
at 11 o. on. A large attnndanee is de-
sired. Visitor a always welcome.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. W. J, Daniels has gone to La Vallee.
New Ontario.
Mho Mary Phillip+ we* at her home at Bel-
ted
ettad for the nollday la+t week.
Mr. R. W. ('ralgie. of the railway mall *or,
vice. London. was 1n town Oda week.
MI*. Jean Nairn returned home from Toronto
le.t week and will mend the summer here.
Mr Henry Humber 'f Red Deer, Alberta. ta. 1
visiting hi. brother.
MI+. Ida Hodg,.on. of Toronto. le wielding at
the home of her uncle, Mr. W. R. Robertemi.
Victoria .trect,
Mri (1. Andrews has returned home from
Rantilton, accompanied by her .iter, Mrs -
J. W. Clifton.
Mrs. 'Jame. Willis, of Kxeter, wa• in town on
Sunday+ on a vlait to her brother, Mr. John A.
Itobertn, East street.
Luckngw Sentinel: Mies Leah Smith haw
returned home from (ioderlch, where she has
been for some time.
Seafortb Expositor: MIs. Little. of (:aderich.
sang a solo very acceptably In the Presbyterian
church mi Sunday evening la.t.
Mrs. J. H. Colborne and Mr.. S. E. Hick are
at Petrolle et•ending the meeting of tha Wo-
man's Missionary Society of the London Con-
ference.
Mr*. Wm. Rrindley. of Port Albert, and
Mrs. E. Jones, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mr*.
Colclongh. of Ooderich. motored out to Mr. M.
Schweni, Colborne. on Sunda last.
MIs Cora Weehinitton,of Chicago, le vlslting
her aunt. Mire Weahington, Kant +trent. She
return* to Chinas° next week to take her
graduation ata nurse at. Wortley hospital,
Mr*, Harriet Middleton, of "White Hall."
Goderich towoehlp, annosnees the engagement
of her daughter Nettle to Mr merge Rtewart.
of (indartoh. the mart loge to take place early
in Jane.
Rrueole Poets MIw Rlcharde and Mi..
Cu(.hbertsnn and eon (Jordon, Ooderleh have
WPM rlslting In Cuthbert son ItIs a et seas doing
R1ahaMa. Mr.
duty for hi. King.
Kincardine Review: Mrs. R. Collins, Vic-
toria street. hes returned from Ooderlch, where
Me has been visiting Mend,. Mrs. +Meer
Cole- town, and MI.. Verne Hicks. Durham
rose, are vldtioa friends In Ooderieh.
Major and Mr.. Joseph Rook, of Toronto.
formerly of Owlet -UM, *re on a trip to the
Pacific west, vl.Iting frtsrd* en routs et Win.
riper and other pointe. Mr. Ruck gor- (0
Vancouver ane a delegate of the Dsnghter. of
the Empire.
Mr. John T. Dickman. of Toronto, formerly of
Ooderlch, and him soh, Lieut_ John Dickson.
who le attached to an artliNry omit at King-
on.
Mr. Diokaon''e onlyves in:town a
other son. Jame*.r dis
with theRrlueh forma in Mesopotamia.
W. M. S. CONVENTION.
Anneal District Gathering at Lendesbero'
Last Welt a Successful Event.
The twesty-fifth annual convention
of the (knderich district Woman**
Mkeinoary Society was held in the
Qteihodlat church, Lontlesbnro'. May
lend. Mrs. Ptak, of (inderieh, district
organtizer. presided. The devotional ex-
esektil+trere eooducted by Miss Porter.
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