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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-7-12, Page 5TAE SIGNAL GODERTCTT ONTATtTO BICYCLES' A new shipment just arrived SEE THEM EAST STREET GARAGE Owned and Operated by a Practical Man ARTHUR M. GLOVER k ttItMtta►ta _ .... AID Domestic Shortening 25c lb. • Our own Home-made Lard-- IIthe very best . . 30c lb. Homemade Pork Sausage 20c ib. Try our Pickled Pork and Corned Beef. Fine avor -none better. Cash pai4 for ail kinds of Hides and Tallow. SPECIAL for Saturday Only • •• i • •• • • • • _ • • THOS. LEGG, •• • • • MEAT MARKET Phone 2 On The Square • Model Theatre GEO. E. KiNO. Proprietor WEEK OF JULY ' 16, 1917 Monday and Tuesday A Vitagraph Feature ALSO The Great Popular Serial "The Secret Kingdom" Wednesday and Thursday KANE j Arthur Ashley, Montagu , Love and Muriel Ostriche —IN - "The Men She Married" A play with a hig dramatic "punch" and yet one which is filled with humorous incidents which liven up tbe dramatic situations. Friday and Saturday "The Masque of Life" See special ad. oe page 6 of this paper TWO PEYFORMA CES EACH EVENING ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE -3 O'CK Admission to matinee --25c, children CUT OUT THIS UPON ! Nig ottri4. MODEL THEATRE SATURDAY MATI NF:E July 21st, 1917, 3 o'clock GPIAIES10F Alt 10Ili FILMS tT 5 Fi."- I T pOf.,OfVT'C' •r $ rxCiv,NC— IT$ DiPg-ERENT GOOD FOR 10 CENTS on admission to Saturday Matinee. GEO. E. KING, Prop. This coupon and 15c will admit to matinee. Coupon and IOc will admit child. Don't miss seeing this great picture Model Theatre LOCAL TOPICS The Glorious Twelfth. This is the 12th of July and the local Orettgerueu are oelehrating at Strat- ford, where a large uutnherof lodges are taking part in the runnel walk. It is expected that Goderich will have a monster celebration next year. Not Much Fun in This. Three young men—Oordgla Calfas, Henry Atkins and Edward Hartman —were before Judge Dickson on Mon- day on a charge of obstructing the highway in such a manner as to be dangerous to the public. Their of- fence consisted in placing some fence rails, at night, across the road on the Goshen line in Hay township. The pleaded guilty and were Hued $50 and eacand in addition were bound over to keep the peace. Flowers for the Red Cross. The rose garden at the county reg- istry office is again la its glory and is attracting many visitors. Reghstrar Coats has always been very generous in distributing the flowers from his garden and this year his generosity is taking the way of practical and help- ful patriotism. He sends the fresh blooms daily to Mr. Porter's book- store, where they are sold, and the entire proceed. ate contributed to the Red ()roes funds:, The flowers are sold at reasonable price.. and many people are finding this a delightful way to assist the Red Cross work. An Interesting Visitor. Mr. Fred C. Mabee, professor of chemistry at the Baptist College, Shanghai, China, is in town, visiting hie brother, Dr. L. M. Mabee. Pro- fessor Mabee has spent six and a -half years in China. and will return to his work in that country in the fall of next year. He ie spending the sitm- tner visiting relatives at various points in Ontario and will then devote himself to study for a year. He speaks very interestingly of condi- tions in China, and says that the people of that vast country are grad- ually awakening to a sense of their great opportunities, nationally and otherwise. The people of Goderich will he afforded an opportunity of hearing Professor Mabee next Sun- day, when be will speak at the Baptist thatch in the morning and at Knox church in the evening. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. There are great patches of weeds alongside the roads in some parts of the town that should lie attended to by the corporation men before they go to seed. -- -- Mr. Jame. D. Stewart, haggegeman on the G. T. R., had his shoulder crushed while •rncoupling care at the station one day last week and has since been unable to work. A number from Goderich attended the Kincardine races on Friday. Mc- iean's "Royal Dundee" took third money in tbe 2.20 race, and McManus' "Eva Dillard" won fourth place in the 250 class. io spite of the threatening weather, there was a good attendance yesterday at the picnic of the Rebekah Lodge. wbieh was held at Mr. Phillip.' place In Goderich tgwnahip, and a good time is reported. In connection with the Victoria reboot promotion exeminations pub- lished in last week's issue of The Sig- nal the nems of Roland Walker should have appeared among those who passed with honors into Junior 1V, On Tuesday evening a pleasant stir - [wise party was given at the home of Mr. and Mr.. J. Youngeon, St. David's street, for Mims Meta Youngson, who recently returned from Toronto, where she was taking hospital treat- menL The affair was arranged by some of the young lady'. friend.. In- cluding the Misses Ethel and Elide Elder, Isobel end Anna McLeod, Ada Jnhnaton and Oertie and Martha Begley. This evening the strawberry social on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pridhem, under the auspices of the lanes of North ,street Methodiet church, is in hitt swing. An illeai evening, the hand in attendance, the ground. beautifully lighted, Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge smiling at the kind re- ception given them—all combine to make a most pleasant occasion. Mr. and Mr.. Pridham are an ideal pair of entertainers. The water and light commission at its last meeting had before It an are Nitration from the National Ship- building Co. for 101' h. p. additional power, fifty for the I3rnck street plant and fifty for the plant purchased from SEASONABLE FOOTWEAR \BELL QUALITY is never questioned ; the name is sufficient Those who demand the pest footwear in, either men's or women's fine Shoes should not fail to see the fine shoe- making and quality of leather that have so long character- ized Bell Shoes. The styles are always up-to-date and the prices most reasonable. -REPAIRING- Geo. MacVicar North side of Square, i odgrich 411r Clearing sale of Goods at the SiNGER STORE Specials thii week - Children's Vests and Draw:rs 10c, 124c and 25c Women's Underwear, 15c,25c and 50c , Large size Knitted Combina- tions, 50c Fine Nightgowns,55c, 8.5c, Il Stamped Gowns, 75c, $1,11.15 Stamped goods of all kinds, Linens. Ribbons, Crochet Threads, Embroidery Silks, Notions Baby's Wear,Ladies' Middies, Ladies' Neckwear MRS. TAPE SINGER STORE — SQUARE the Paget Grain Door Co. The engin- eer was instructed to purchase the necessary equipment and install the service. This will make a total of 180 horsepower taken by the National Shipbuilding Co. PERSONAL MENTION. Maw Florence Stowe 4, home from Detroit for a vial. Mr. and Mr,.. Will Marsh, of Toledo. are visiting friends In town. Lila Lillian MacVicar be home from Welland for the school vacation. rhe Misses Lillian and Marion Fraser have gone to Muskoka for the summer. Mir Brune Is here from Montrose. Pa., on a visit to her sister, Mrs, J. H. Colborne. Mies Mary Clerk aod Masse r Ethel e visitors atratfo d thisweek Nairn were The Mires Florence and Nina Graham are horn. from New York on a holiday visit. Mr. H. H. MacKay, who has /been teaching at Walter's Falls, le home for the summer vacation. MIs' Mary Salkeld- Bayseld road, and Mitt R. K. Muter have lett for a trip West ss tar as R'dumonton. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Black and family. of Pasadena. California, are visiting their rela- urr hue. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cott Land family visited at Guelph and Elora last week, making the trip by mow, oar. Mrs. F. R Redditt and two children. of Brantford are vlsitlag the way s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. MacVicar. Mires Nellie and Evelyn Jenkin. of Brant - fore. Oot, are 'Wtlog their uncle. Mr. J - Jen kin, Colborne township. Mita Downing gad daughter. Roth, of Tor- onto are •(siting Mrs. Downing's parents. Mr. mid Mrs. J. S- Plan, Victoria street. Mise Nellie Graham. of the teaching staff of Da Toronto public ao►oott 1. .pending the vacation at the parental home here. Kincardine Reporter• : Miss Nessa King, lady superintendent of the Goderich Marine l. qtKing.visiting her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Mir Margaret Mac Vicar, of Paisley, and of Dodd's Kidney Pills are legion. The box is imitated, the outside coating and shape of the pills are imitated and the name—Dodd's Kidney Pills is imitated imitations are dangerous. The original is safe. Dodds Kidney Pill, have a reputation. Imita- tors have none or they wouldn't imitate. So they trade on the reputation of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There is only one DODD'S. Dodd's is the original. Dodd's is the name to be care- ful about— KIDNEY PILLS National Service Time is your moat valuable possession. England would have saved millions of dollars had she had a few days' notice of the German attack on France. The unpreparedness of the allied nations is costing them every day millions of dollars. And YOU are still} wasting ''IME. There are hundreds of good POSITIONS awaiting the per- son who is READY. Lincoln said,—"I will study and get ready and perhaps my chance will come." It did—and he was ready. Are YOU ready if your chance comes now ? Write us for hill particulars of our Courses—to make you ready for YOWL CHANCE. School of Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO 111. WARD, B.A., M- Accts. Pion BS Priad-ipal Selma Opens Toes-, Sttpt. 4. 1,17. MMary Mac Vicar. of Portage 1. Prairie, are slatting at the horns of their parents', Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Maerlcar. Mn,. Charles Lane and three children. of Detroit, are visiting at the bons of Mr and Mr.. W ui. Lahr. 1)r. lane brought them up in his motor car and .atter spending a few days with has parents returned to iletrolt, Rev. J. H. Detorhout has been .t Bt, Thoma, this week attending the annual sessions of Alma Coll «.+ gee summer school. of which he is ptesideu., MWre.. Hese! Reicher, Maud Mlllian and Annie Jenkins ei.o are .ttendlua the schuol, IvMr. A. M. Polley celebrated his eighty-third birthday by leaving on Monday Len to reviett hie old home at Ftanwai,., New Hauy..bire Mrs. Hector Mc Fsdyen aocourpanieo her father. Sud they will -pend horns Lime with re naive. iu Roston. Mae.., and other eestera cities.. "The Masque of Life." "The Masque of Life," the big pic- ture feature which Marcus l.oew showed in some of his theatres in New York last week, proved one of the biggest fila sensations he ever showed in his tbeatr-. Crowded boilers. wete the rule in every theatre where the picture was shown, and record-break- ing business resulted when it war shown at Loew's New York Theatre and Roof on Wednesday. Rita Jolt - vet, the interuationel star, who as- sisted in the production of tbepicture and brought it to this country, ac- cepted Mr. Luew'e invitation to talk to the audience at both the theatre and roof Wednesday evening. Sev- eral thousand people were turned away. Both as a thriller and as a human interest story it excels every - 'thing shown before in Loew theatres. Mr. Loew, who owns the New York state rights for the picture, will make a fortune with it in New York City alone When the picture was shown at Loiew's Palace Theatre in Eaat New York nd Miss Jolivet appeared in person, squad of twenty police had to be ca ed out to handle the huge crowds a protect Miss Jolivet from her hoot of wirers. Her talk to the audience ex inrd how some of the hair-raising unts in the film were arranged, and she particularly em- phasized the sac that there wax abso- lutely no fake w at.oevet' in any of the big scenes eh n in the picture. One of the scene* s owe a girl climb- ing a chimney :i50 fe t high, and tirir was actually dodo, fterwerds Ibe girl leaped from the c mney into a fire net and broke her le The picture will be shown in several o the Marcus Lower houses during the co iog week. —New York Journal, Dec ber 16, 1916. This picture will bee own at the Model Theatre, Goderich, my 20 and 21- DUNGANNON. LAWN SOCIAL.—li:veryone is invited to attend the garden party to he bel on the lawn of the Dungannon Metho- dist church on Monday evening. July 16th. under the auspices of the Ep- worth League. Supper served from 6 to 8 n'clock, after which there will he a good program, the talent including the Lucknow Ladies' Quartette., the Lucknow Orchestra and Min Esther Huber, of Guelph, elocutionist. A baseball genie will be played between Oodericb and Dungannon on the Ag- ricultural grounds. Admission -35c, children 21)c. rt IN TAIL. TUKMDAY, July 10. DIED AT MAI'I.T NTE. MARIE.—It is with much regret that we t ec.•rd the d.aLb of Mn. Duncan McKay, of Sault St*. Mane. She died in the hospital there on June 27. atter a lingering and painful ilineae. She bad been in the hospital for toter months, but in',pine of all that medical skill could do she gradually sank until her gentle spirit took its Hight. She was very patient through all her sufferings and bore them all with be- coming Christian resignation. in ad- dition to the kind attention of hospital nurse., loving friends did what they c odd to comfort her though her lung, err.• t.. ial. The remains were brought to Kintail and were buried in the family plot in Kintail cemetery, beside those of her father, who died in March last. The deceased was born iii Ash Held about forty-five yeah" ago. She was formerly Mis. Annie McLeod, e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc - 1 sod, of Kintail. She was married to Mr. Duncan McKay about twenty years ago, and had lived, since then et Duluth and Sault Ste. Marie, Besides her husband she leaves two sone, Roddie and John.and two daughters, Chr ietine and Margaret Florence, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of their litany ft lends in their loos so early in life of a kind, and loving wire and mother. Mrs. McKee is survived also by her mother, Mrs. McLeod. of K mail, by three brothers—John, Mur- doch and Donald—also by three die- ters : Mies Maty McLeod, at home; Mrs. Wait. Allan, of Csntlschie. Ont and Mrs. (Dr.) Simpson, of Kintail The funeral service was conducted at her mother's home by Rev. J. 8. Hardie, of Ashfield Presbyterian church, and web largely attended. Tbe' remains were laid to rest in the quiet graveyard neer by, just amid the scenes where she had spent her child- hood days. The pallbearers were her brother'', John and Murdoch McLeod, Dr. Simpson, Roderick McKenzie, Duncan McKay and her own son Roddie. AUBURN. 'I'UEHDAY, July 10, MIse Cora Ferguson is home for her holidays. Mn. W. T. Riddell is home after a visit to Ripley friends. Messrs. John Hoare and John Raith- hy have each invested in a new Ford The Anglican congregation held a bee on Wednesday, gravelling their church shed. Mr. and Mn. Joseph Carter, of Port Elgin, are .pending holidays with the former'• parent*, Mr, and Mrs. Josephcarter. Miss Alf Nitta Killough was the guest of Mr, and Mn. E. Render, of Myth, for the past ten days, taking in the sprats of July 2nd. Mrs. Munro received word on Thurs- day from Ottawa of the wounding of her eon Roy in France. His many friends here hope for his speedy re- onvery. Our teacher, Miss M. B. Blyth, left for her home !eat week, The trustee hoard was anxious to retain her ser- vices for another tern, but she de- clined to return. The committees are burly arranging for the Rai Cross picnic to be bold August 1st. There will be a full pro- gram of sports etc i K ., and i. the *ve.- ing the ngebridge Dramatic Cleft will give enc of the plays in which ,eery have been an sueosa.trl. X'IUUltSDAV, Jtrl.v 12, 1917 • Save For Investment War bonds and other attractive investments are open to the man who systematically saves his money. Such an Investment represents what the thriftless man spends in unnecessary trifles. Opena savings account to the Union Bank of Canada. A great help to thrift. God erich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager. w.ssetwolawasengio To Our Patrons A. D. Savage is attending the American Optical Association Convention being held in Columbus, Ohio, this week, 9th -15th Back to business Tues- day, the 17th inst. - Lens Grinding and Repair Department running as usual. Add!! Fin OP' OPTICIAN C._ RIM AT tat PGE1 °MCC, Now IOJ4!' GUELPH:o..J r Rubbers THAT LAST 10c Doz.-3 Doz. for 25c Parsiff3ne Wax —and— Corks of all sizes Jas. A. Campbell Central Drug Store \, Phone Goderich Ontario NOTICE Films developed and printeel. Mail or leave your films with ns, then you won't he disappaateek Not Have Some of year Best Pictures E.largei? J. T. FELL Phtg pater SUCCESSOR TO J. W. TRt1SSI.1?R. ThePrice of Clothes Like everythias tail- oring prices ad- vanced somewhat'. bot we are trying to them within reachi distance, and at the samev_ time maintain the stand- ard of quality which marks the clothing turned out of our shop. Now would be a good time for you to order your summer suit. L ' f R. 1 Armstrong MISRCHA NT TAILOR South 'aide '(quare, ti.alerieh. 1. The Password to pleasure,for the fighterabroad and workers at home is WRIGLEY'S The name of the famous Chewing Gum that has won its way everywhere. Three fine flavours Small in cost Bis in benefit It is a Sweetmeat. a Stimulant and a Health -help all in one. It benefits teeth, breath, appetite and diges- tion. It steadies stomach and nerves. It is ever -ready refresh- ment when you're fagged. Made in Canada Sealed Tit—Kept Right n The Flavones lasts