HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-8-9, Page 5THE SIGNAL • GODERICH ONTARIO
THURSDAY, AUcvs'r 9, 1917 b
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q The Tread Bears Flat on the Ground. There Are No
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THE EAST STREET GARAGE
"(leaned and Operated by a l'r.tn tieaI ,Man"
ARTHUR M. GLOVER, Proprietor
Goderich, - Ontario
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CIVIL SERVICE
And arranges Special Courses for Students
The following advantages:
Highly qualified teaching staff
Actual Business System of Bookkeeping
Credential Typewriting Tests
Positions guaranteed
Girls may room in the School
Work sent in from this School in 1916-17
ranked second highest in Dominion of Canada.
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make
its students 100 per cent. efficient, -fix in
every phase of life the demand is for better -
trained men and women.
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For further particulars write to
B. F. WARD, B. A., M. Accts.
Principal
M. A. STONE, Com.
Vice -Principal
ialist
LOCALTOPICS \ Patriotic Fund Matters,
Boy Killed at Stratford.
William T. Penns', four and a -batt
years old. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Pellow, of Sault Mts. Marie Ont., and
a nephew of Mr, W. T. Marie,
of
Goderich, wax totally injured at Stmt... ample which might well he imitated.
At the regular meeting of the Pa•
Iriotic Branch executive on Monday
evening last, amongst the Interesting
items of business un the docket was a
letter from Mr. John Joint, of Luck-
aow, enclosing him cheque for $[51111,
being his eecooil yearly contributiou
to the Patriotic Fund. This is an ex -
fold Wednesday morning. He WO!' if not in amount at least in spirit, by
riding ou a load of gaud with but many another coon in this Canada of
outs. Mr. Joynt's generous contribu-
tion has been acknowledged with a
sincere vote of thanks by the execu-
tive.
Problems continue to arise in the
work of the Blanch, some owing to
special and unforeseen cal cuwrtan^es,
and the correppondence which arises
in the course of each month is by no
means* small matter. It le gratify
ing to be able to say that but few
complaints are received by the execu-
tive, and not a few of the families on
the list have very substantial cash
balances tc their credit in the savings
bank account which is conducted by
the executive. This retention of half
the amount granted each mouth and
invested in the savings account blur
Proved in many cases a benefit which
has been appreciated when Bowe •
emergenc;- hes arisen which has been
met by the amount saved. All reports
of invalided and discharged soldiers
are turned over from time to time to
the county War Auxiliary, of which
Mr. Win. Brydone, Clinton, is presi-
dent, and are being looked after by
the officials of the local auxiliaries.
The officials of either the Patriotic
Branch or the Auxiliary will be glad
to give attention to any complaints or
cousin, Jack Burrows, when be fell off
and the wheel passed over his body,
killing him instantly.
Public School Board.
The regular meeting of the public
school board was beld on Monday
evening. The resignation of the care-
taker of Victoria school, Mr. Hog-
gartb, was read, and ou motion was
accepted. It was agreed that the
board advertise for a new caretaker,
swirly to be $[1110, and applications to
be in by August 15. A number of ac-
counts were read and passed on to the
finance committee.
The Saltford Heights Garden Party.
The ladies of the Saltford Red Cross
Society are making preparations for
the entertainment of a large crowd at
the garden oarty to be held on the
grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bis-
set next Wednesday, lath inst. A
jitney service from the Square has
been arranged, to commence at 4.3(1
o'clock. Tea served from 5.30 to 7.30
o'clock. Admission 50c, children 25c.
Ladies are invited to take their knit.
ting with thew.
The Women's Meeting.
A meeting called by the Woman's
War Auxiliary was held in the court suggestions which interested poetise
house on Matudey alterncoo. The may feel like making.
report of the delegates to the recent
food conservation convention at Tor-
onto was read, and there was a leng-
thy discussion on the preparation of
food to the best ,dvantage and the
relative nourishment values of many
different kinds of food, (An extended
report of this meeting was handed in
at this office at 11 o'clock Thursday
morning, too late for this week's
Paper.)
Death of Donald McLean.
There died at Alexandra hospitals
on Monday evening one of Oodericb's
oldest citizens. in the person of Donald
McLean. The deceased was born in
Goderich over sixty years ago and
bad lived here all his life. Mr. Mc-
Lean wise porter at the British Ex-
change hotel, and although he bad
been in poor health all winter he pur-
ged his duties until noon on Monday,
when be was suddenly stricken.
There are left to mourn his death
one sister and tbree brothers : Mrs.
Burke, in the West'; Alex., of town:
Hugh, of Port Arthur, and Archie, of
Sarnia. The funeral was held this
afternoon from -Slee home of his
brother Alex., William street,to Mait-
land cemetery, the services being con-
ducted by Rev. A. L. O. Clarke. The
pallbearers were John Morgan, Joseph
Mallough, Alex. McLean, \Vm. Tait.
Victoria Street Picnic.
The Victoria street Methodist picnic
on Wednesday of Int week at Harbor
Park drew a large crowd and all epent
a good time. The winners in the races
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Girls unser 6—Alice Keating, Mary
• McPhail, Della Randall.
Boys under u---Artbur Hoggartb,
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Girl sunder 9ott,- Rntb Oamelvin e on, Velma
Young, Evelyn Fowler.
• Girls 13 and under—Dolts Oster-
. bout, Velma Brownlee, Rowena Jane.
Young ladies—Minnie Brownlee.
• Flo Coleman, Sadie Armstrong.
Boys 9 and under—Carl Sbeardown,
Kingsley Harris. Douglas Osterhout.
Boys 14 and under—Stanley Wilson,
Austin Harris, Jack Osterhout.
Boys 15 and under—Fraser Newell,
Stanley Wilson, Harry Leach.
Married men—T. Hoggartb, Rev.
J. H. Orterhout, W. Sheardown.
Married women—Mrs. T. Hoggarth,
Mrs. I. Gantry, Mrs. T. Hutchinson.
Fat women—Mrs. T. Millian, Mrs.
R. Ryan, Mrs. S. Sbeardown.
A Pleasing Entertainment.
The basement of Victoria street
Methodist church was filled to capa-
city tut Thursday evening. when the
Eureka Bible class gave a concert, the
proceeds of which went to pay the
expense, of a delegate to the summer
school at St. Thomas. The program,
which consisted of songs, dialogues,
etc„ reflected much credit on Mrs.
Osterhout, who had charge of the
preparations. The feature was a one -
act play entitled. "The War on the
Western Front," in which twenty girl,
took part. The countries Belgium,
France, Britain and Canada were each
represented by five girls in costume.
Little Elsie Rheinhart played the part
of a Canadian girl and Jack Osterhout
that of boyecout. A dialogue en.
titled "The Rad to Maro,•' presented
by Mrs. Match and Misses Helen Ford
and Orace Duff, provided much amuse-
ment. Other numbers were solos by
Mise Maud Millian and Miss Plunkett,
of Auburn, and three choruses by the
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\\'oman's
\\Teakness
A woman's reproductive
organs ere in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
Thcslightest disorder in the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd'e KidneyPills, by re-
storing the kineys to their
prefect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
beat friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
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RED CROSS NOTES.
Thr
Goderich branch of the Bed
Cross Society acknowledges with
thanks from Miss Marion Lee, Masters
Wilson hicklin and Philip Niles the
sum of $10.311, proceeds of w(r marsh-
mallow rout held on Sunset Hotel
beach.
The Goderich Red Coss Society has
received from Mrs. Miner and the
Misses Trainer, of Chazy, N; Y.,
twenty-four pairs of beautifully knit-
ted socks. The interest shown by
these former residents of Onderiab in
the work being carried on here in the
intereate of the Red Cross is especially
appreciated by the members of the
local Society.
The Slacker's Prospect.
Three years on the fighting line!
Tired 1 Nix—lifeel just fine.
What's that 1 Do 1 need a rest f
Well, any, matey, you know hest.
If you rhould come to our relief,
1t will never cause us grief :
Bat, my lads, itb up to you --
The right and proper thing to do.
Home can't fight : some men won't,
1 should worry if they don't.
But those who won't. 1 know right well,
Will some fine day feel like h—
W hen some veteran Questions fair :
"Where were you when I was there r
Theo you'll wish, true as true, -
The earth would one and swallow you,
(Jarrett U't'oonor.
firldgebm tr. Ont.. August et h.
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Thrift, a Profitable
Duty
It Is not what you earn,
but what you save that
couhts. And remem-
ber, too, that R is of
little use to pare down expenses if the money so
saved is not put to work. As a personal and patriotic
duty, save every dollar you can, and let It earn
interest In a Savings account.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
NO!
We can't guarantee our
prints against fire or care-
less handling, but under or-
dinary circumstances they
will last, to bring hack to
you, and your children, and
your children', children,
memories of how you looked
today.
THEY DON'T FADE.
J. T. FELL.
Photographer
SUCCESSOR TO
J. W. 'I'Rt'SSLLR.
If we didn't try to uphold our blun-
ders we should have fewer troubles,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Laura Acbrao. orooto, i. visiting
In Loved.
Miss Helen Kidd has returned from a visit
to Muskoka
Mir Lottie Polley is home [coni Toledo. Ohio,
for a few weeks,
Mine Iva Bversoo, of Oshawa, 1s visiting Mlle
Agnes Hamilton.
- Mr. and Mrs. B. H. MoCrsath, of Toronto,
are eiiting lo town.
Mrs. Jos. Henle. of Toronto, 1e visiting her
mother. Mrs. 8n -y¢.
Mies Aileen Mchooagh, of Toronto, is vlslt•
ins Mfrs Helen Kidd.
Mr. .1 8. Platt is at Ton.r at the
1. O.0, Ir. Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Brown. of Chlorin- been vldWtg
her mother, Mrs. Baste
Miss Margaret Galt. 1
the Bank of Commerce
Dr, L M. Mabee is aw
Gammon se and other ss
Mies Dora Howie, of - o, le visiting at 1
the home of Mr. and Mrs.( Nairn.
Mise Attie Johnston, of J r, Ia visiting st
the residence of Mr, aua M.. . It. roma
Mr. and Mr,. F. H. Martin ud doughtier, of
Detroit, are visiting their rolat.vr in town.
Mr. George Williams. of Chicago, is visiting.
hies mother, Mrs, J. H. Williams. Market street
Mr.. Ernest ease has gone to 8t. Joseph to
spend a month a nth relatives at her old home
Miss Kra Psmhley has returned to her home
at S.rnla after a visit with Miss Minnie Camp -
Mies Ruth Bamtlon, of the Massachusetts
general hospital. Heston. is home on s vacation
vl+It,
Mr. John Elliott, B. A. principal of Mitahrll
high school, is vi+ltlog fiends and relatives In
town.
Miss Mary Mackenzie, of Brandon. Man., has
been visiting at the residence of Mr, and Mrs.
Win. lane.
air. and Mrs. M. W, Howell have returned
from • up in Brantford, Gravenhurst and
other pleats.
Mks Ethel Nairn 1s spending a few days
with friesds who are spending the suwmtr at
Long Brenoh.
Mrs. L 11. Corcoran. of Duluth,
visiting at the restdcnoe of her brother, Minn.,11tr.
J. L. Killoran.
Mra R. W. held and Miss Elva, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., are visiting at the home of the former's
father. Mr A. Fat row.
Miss Josephine McDougall, of Toronto, has
left for Musk..km alter a v nen at the home of
Mr. sud Mrs. Jos. Kidd,
Mr+.
0._,Montague W Illlam+ and baby, ,of
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oeo.
Willikae, St. Vincent street.
Mr. C. N. Stevens. of the Hank of Montreal,
Is • on his vacation. In his absence Was
Brad 1s working "on the cash."
Dr. Mid Mrs. Baker and Ruth. of Toronto•
were guests this week of Rev. and Mrs. Oster
hour, at tits Virtorla street parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kidd and *,n have re.
turned to their home at Montreal after a
%lett at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Jos Kidd.
Dr. W. T. Hamilton and fa,ttilr. of Toronto,
were In town this week ere Y motor trip and
visited the Doctor + brother, Rev. James Ham-
ilton.
Miss Lou Stirling, of Buffalo, and Miss
Anole Stirling, of Detrol•, eye visiting Miss
Ida Vanstene, Aoglesea street. and other rel-
atives.
el-
atlvea
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacKwan and family
were at Camp Borten over the weekend,
where Pte. Ororge MaoKwan la in the Mechlin
leal Transports
Mrs T. Swards and Misr Edllh Camphell are
delegates from the local Rebekah Lodge to the
Orand lodge of the order, whisk W meeting et
Toronto l hie weak.
Mrs. (1 A. Blair. of Detroit, has keen vIsiUng
her fr end, Miss Gertrude Scalefle. of Strat-
ford, and will also •Is t Mr., J. Moor. of Kln-
earalue. before returning to Uodsrich.
WWI. and Miss WIgIa, et WIsrton,
ave iip�ndlns a few day. 1•n WWII with with their so
i sad breat Wm•, Mr. 1t. ti Wlata, tater retnrnln``
(from tfeneral of Use 1st* Su a Warts, at
ledsor.
m a position on
holiday trip to
Mrs. Charters and Mra. 3, Prank Muse
chlktrsn and 'nurse, or:Oklahoma lily. Oaks
hnma, motored to Roderick nod were . IM
sneers of Mr. and Mrs. it. It. Wig le for a few'
days this west.
Miss Elizabeth I'roudfoot returned to Detroit
last week after si'.,ingt two week+ al he
home She wee srcuwpaninl by Mr sister
Mie Qksinr, who will .prod • month yt Hngb-
land Pink with her sister, Mrs. W. L POrbes.
Not Too
Late Yet
to get a summer suit.
There will be a good long
spell of weather yet this
year in which a light-
weight suit will be com-
fortable. And then it
will be in good shape for
a long season's wear next
year.
We have the goods and
can give you satisfaction
in cut and fit.
Come in and see us,
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
South Side Square, Goderich.
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Go to the office with
new vigor- throw off
that feeling of weari-
ness and fatigue with
Dynamic
Tonic
For overworked tett u
and women, for feeble
folks of old age and
for delicate children,
this tonic is recom-
mended highly
Read the exact fortn-
ula on the `label
Let it help you- it
surely will if prop •
taken. 75c and $1
J. A. Campbell,
Phm B.
"Central Drag Stor
North St. and Square, l;. '•rich
He'll Be IIapp
When He Gets This
Whether "Jim" is on
trench, he's going to
joyment and a lot of b
ar or in a
acting etch,
it aro..
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"After every
meals'
The Famous
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Canelo
Chewing Cum
It's one of the out:
standing features of
the war with its
tonic effect on stom-
ach and nerves its
welcome r e f re s h-
ment in time of need
The
Flavour
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