HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-8-23, Page 5THE SIGNAL - CODERICH ONTARIO
The
MICHELIN
UNIVERSAL
TREAD
Aro other
Tie lake It
For Al4round
Service
Note the Heavy Broad
Flat Tread
Combining All the Advantages
of other Non -Skids of Both the
Raised Tread and the Suction
Tread Types
East Street Garage
Owned an) Operated by a Practical Man'
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
Goderich
Ontario
LOCAL TOPICS
Caretaker Appointed. •
Ata meeLiugg of the public ech,ol
board on Thursday evening Mr.
Charles Cook was eppofuted caretaker
of Victoria school at a *allay of rkfl11,.
It was arranged to advertise tor a
kindergarten teacher to take the platy
of Miss Dickson, who resigned to take
a position at Dawson City.
Death of Mrs. R. H. Hodgson.
The death occurred at 'Toronto yes-
terday, after a long illness, of Mrs. R.
H. Hodgson, a sister -kr -law of Mr.
W. 11. Robertson of town. Mrs.
Hodgson was a daughter of the late
John Smith, of (lode ieb, and lived at
B. antplon for many years before the
removal of the family to Toronto.
TElvltfllaav, AuGusi f 29, 1917' :
Cox Guest, of Winnipeg. The cer. -
mony was performed by Rev. James
Hamilton at 12 o'clock noon. The
bride, who as given away by her
father, wee vary pretty in ber travel-
liug gown of brown velours with hat
to match. She carried a bouquet of
orchids, Killarney roses and waideu-
bair tern. Mire Agnes Hamilton
played the wedding march. After the
oeremouy friends and relatives of the
happy couple partook of the wedding
repeat, and Mr. and Mrs. Guest left
on the 2.30 p. w. train, showered with
confetti, on a trip to Revelstoke and
Nelson, B. C., before taking up their
residence in Wiunipes where the
groom is in business. Mr. Guest ie r
forwrr Oodericb buy and hearty con-
gratulations are due him on bis carry-
ing orf one of (loderich'e most charm-
ing girls. The good wishes of a host
of friends follow thew to their bonne
The Harvesters' Excursion. in the Western metropolis. Among
those present at the wedding
The West it not going to receive were
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Black and family. of
much help from Ontario thie year, if
other districts send no more men than Pasadena. Cal., Mrs. L. 0. Warnock
and f►wily,of Brautferd, and Mise Clay-
ton, of Listowel.
Goderich. About half -a dozen left
here on the harvesLers' excursions to-
day. The next excursion will be on
August 30 and, as the harvest here
will be more nearly finished by that
time, a greater number of men may
then be free to go West.
atter than Expected.
ayor Munnings has been informed
by r. Thor. Stutbere, trustee of the
0. . S. Railway, that the
sold o the Proviucial Hydro Commis-
sion s turning out better than was
expec and that probably about
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mise Mabel Strang U holidaying at Listowel.
Mr. Hao. Orabaw. East *tree., it on the sick
list -
Capt. ()allow, M. D.. was bouts from London
for We week end.
Mr. and Mi. F. W. Bropbey. of Wioolpeg.
are visiting to town.
Mies Sophie Strachan, of Winnipeg, is visit
log fileud* lea towo-
Mlw Juno Hugie, Trafalgar street, is visitIse
atm brr aunt at Clinton.
$ej110, will be realized from the sale, Mr. and Mr*. Jae 11. ?late, of HamllWu,
urn hie weeY,
is the guest of Mrs,
expected and the information is very P. Gerrie. Motreal street
acceptable. Rev. B. le. Armstrong. of Wingmm. Is
spending bohdey' I'm town.
Can't Fool 'gem That Way. Mr 1'has K. s.wuden' 1. around agate after
Clifford Levy, of Clinton, pleaded lip 11IIler et elYra1 weeka
guilty befo Magistrate Kelly on
Miss Hence i. +woelux a few day with her
Monday to a charge of bringing liquor luster, Mre. Medd. to Honett.
into the comity udder a HCtitiour Princtp.,I and Mrs. Jobnetoo, Britannia road.
name. The liquor, of which there was
are visiting friends at I.tetowel.
Miss Agnes Dickson, of Sarnia. is the guest
ten gallons. was. condg0ed to Wm.
at her dater. Mir W. roudloot
Siogieson, at McOew station. Levy. ,d1i,, c. M. C.u.f ell Ir alteodlug the mil
with a friend to identify him, went to ui cry openivae at th'trott tki week.
McGaw to claim the goods, but was Mr. and Mrs. J. D Willson visited friends. at
unable to convince the agent that it Brucetield on Sat.rdy and Sunda Last
was his. Shortly afterwat•Ja Constable Mr. Cecil Mitchell of London, is slatting at
Pellow visited the station and secured
the home of Mrs Mc}JaLIy. Bruce street.
the shipment. The aeiy trsed paid $5b Mr. Russell Fox. of the Union Hank. SL
p ¶Jalbariuer, 1. rproding holidays in town.
lied costs. In conneetlpn with the
Mr and Mn. 'r. e. Roe have returned 10
same case Roy Graham,•. o[ Clinton, tows Irow Oue1Vh and will now re*Ide hero.
was fined WOO and costs ter causing sow Emily McArthur in spending a few
liquor to be brought into the county. days with the Mi es. Wood, of 'Dungannon.
Prof J. (•. Roberton of Toronto, is visiting
•'Nothing UOing." his father, Mr W. It. Robertson, who is 0l.
The quarterly meeting of the Board Yrs T. Rand and son Stewart, of eruaaeld,
of Trade was called for Monday, even. are vieidna at the home of Mrs. J. D. wits*.
Wingham Advance: Ulm MCVIUfe. of
i ing, but only • tew members aliened lloderlcb, it ereitux a the aoine of Mr' David
up and nothing was done. boas Helt
present included two manufacturers. Mr. and Mrs. Welsh, of Toronto. spent Sum
one merchant, one lawyer, one county day with Mr. ass Mrs. T. R. Wallis, Victoria
official, one town official, one banker. •trbet.
MW Isabel MrNevin and Mies Myrtle Rich -
pent Um week -rod with timed* at
roan." The merchants, wbo should be • Aubur'
most interested in the maintenance of Mime L. Whiting has returned from • two
a strong Board of Trade. apparently Meek, vacation spent with friends and rel -
do not care .,enough
end
about it to t rt re JI L D. M. 0 Brleo and ,laughter.. Edson
the meetings, and judging from re- and Elmo, arevl.itiog rel.ulvee hit:"
marks passed on Monday night •num-
ber of those who have been doing Mr., W..ernigie"of the r•uway mail else
what tbey could to keep the Board vice, as home hem Sarnia lad, week on •
alive have become discouraged end holder kdt.
are inclined to let She organization die Wa 5
•vest the rt itAoe Hay.,oort Pair `cud
Mrs. C v, amP on iw returned e'Weyburn.
a'( Mitchell. of We baro,
Two weeks ago we mentioned Rev. at wi,ail tiehct.
Dr. Turnbull, of West church. Tor- Wingm..These. Mn,. F:urrene McDonald is
0010. was setting a good example by vi.iUug with relative, and (anod..e Brent -
spending his vacation on the farm as- ford nod Ocderidl.
aIle and Mrs. Walter Sharuman, who bad
suiting in harvesting the crops. That lisle vwu trfenda nen for some doe, muse
D Turnbull is an efircfeat farmhand returned u euoit
visited in la t
This is dousiderably better than was
Miss Wilson. ofToro
uto
1q1KIIOF CANADo
BA
bK Save For Investment
War bonds and other
attractive investments
A are open to the man
who systematically
Asea his money. Such an investment represents
what the thriftless man spends In unnecessary trifles.
Open a savings account in the Union Bank of
Canada. A great help to thrift.
Goderich Branch—F. WOc.LCOMB E, Manager.
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School of Commerce i
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Offers the following Courses :
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BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHIC
SECRETARIAL
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
CIVIL SERVICE
And arranges Special Courses for Students
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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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a natural death. lin P.6
Can Farm as Well as Preach. i n t ned I l.visit
to Lir. and M .. It. M M N 7
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Dr. u
is demonstrated by the fact that with Mr and Mrs. F.J. Pridh•m were In loueon
the assistance of a lad fourteen years tbI. week. Mr.. Prld irsdbwill rewaln over for
of age be set up thirty-five acres of •woe visiting friends.
grain in two days. This was accnmp- Mr. CI se. Tlehborne. or Detroit. is * riding
bribed on the farm of his nephew, Mr. two weeks' vacation vel 5 his prrenfn ietr. and
Mrs. Thos. Tlcaborne. Aogkeea street.
Arthur Gardiner. While Dr. TurnbullMrs IC V. Pridham and lltt,b daughter. Jo .
bas been assisting in harvesting the of 'Toronto, are ekd[Irr1 [herr Mnnt Mn. It il.
crops be has also been conducting ser- John.t.00, Waterloo "greet,
vices each Sabbath. \Vbether in the OU mewl's', we McAllister ons at Md norms of Rev.
pulpit or in the flrld his work redound• s ; N M grid Mrs. Holmes this masa.\
to his credit.—Exeter Times. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. rand and fiptuy have
This will be interesting to many in returned to Detroit. heeing •pe ut this summer
Goderich who know Dr. Turnbull, at Root Lynn Cottage on the Crescent:
wbo at one time was assistant pastor Mime Ven McNee, of Winnipeg, is •wending
of Knox church here. ber vacation at the hove of ber patentf+. Mr.
and Mrs. James McNee, Hiitannlr roan.
Big Crowd at Ridgewood Park. MIss Lena Matheson, of Woodstock. and 51ias
The garden party held on the Lilian berm. of Ewbro, wore visitors at Mr.
grounds of Mr. U. E. Fleming at and Mrs. Samuel Sheardown • last week.
Russell and Hendrrs •n Young, soma of ReY
• Ridgewood Park on Wednesday even- Colin Young. of Caekatouu, are visiting al Uu
lug was a marked success. The home of their uncle. Mr. Al,.. Young. at
• grounds were beautifully decorated Loral.
• for the occasion and the ideal weather Mr. and Mr. Donald Murray. of Detroit, len
for mete home mm W'edno.d .y atter •pen 11. s
end large crowds of peppleeontrihubd wens wile the latter'* parents, Mr. mvud Mrs.
ii Rirnie, Hawlltou street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Saunders and Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. a,.mbell motored to Hamilton on
Saturday, returning on Monday While at Nam -
Ilton they were the guest. of Mr. and Mrs.
K en. C'huweu. 11,y say the ern 'dry presents
a maaag nifk rot. appearance, the grain and other
cram being unusually tine.
♦., . .--mow w----- --
Better to wear
Glasses today
than be blind
- tomorrow -
Von may abuse your eyes
for a while, but you won't
get away with it all the
time. Be on the safe Side.
CONST' I,T
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ANO FIFO.
PI OPTICIAN
RIGHT AT DK POST WIC(
J#wel IOSll (. t [tern, Owe,
His Guess.
An old ben was pecking at souse
stray carpet -tacks in the yaid
"Now, what do you eupposie that
hen is eating those tacks for r' said
' Henry.
"Perhaps," rejoined his little sister,
"she's goiug to ley a carpel."
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to a very dohghtf111 r ening. The re-
freshment booths and fortune-tellers
did a ruching business. A jug donated
by Mr. George Porter was raffled and
was won by Mies 1.. Johnston, of
Stratford, who is staying at Ho el
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Bedford. The lucky ticket was No.
12. A centrepiece given by Mrs, King.
of Smith's Art Store, realized a nice
• sum. It was won by Mrs. (Dr.) Hun-
g' ter, who held ticket No. 134. The
total proceeds were $22.5. The tnem-
• hers of the Fleming family and all
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others who assisted are to be congrat-
ulated upon the success of the event.
1112 Guest—Warnock.
• A pleasant event took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William War-
nock, Albert street. on Tuesday, when
• their daughter, leobel Gras, was
• united in marriage to Mr. Spencer
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It is the work and the pride of the School to •
• make its students 100 per cent. efficient, for in •
41 every phase of life the demand is for better-
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trained men and women. •
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a• B. F. WARD, B. A., M. Accts.
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Principal ••
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist •
Vice -Principal ••
School opens Tuesday, Sept. 4th •
• Phone 208
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
are the only
medicine that
will cure Dia-
betes. Like
Bright's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in -
c arable until
Dodd'. Kidney Pills
cured it. Doctors
themselves confess
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pills they are
powerless against Dia-
betes. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations— box, name and
pill• are advertised to do so,
but the medicine that does
cure
Diabetes
is 11,41'1 Kidney Pills.
D., chi * Kidney Pills are
• H HRy cents •• box at all
• I ,Illi druggists.
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NO!
We can't guarantee our
prints against fire 'or care-
less handling, but under or-
dinary circumstances they
will last, to bring back to
you, and your children, and
your 'children's children,
memories of how you hulked
today.
THEY DON'T FADE.
J. T. FELL
Photographer
SUCCESSOR TO
J. W. TRussLER.
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p .:o to the office with
J, new % Igor throw id
• L that feeling of wrap
ne„ Anil fatigue with
Be sure to get your railway tickets
Inc Toi Jntn during the Exhibition at
F. F. Lawrence & Sons down -town
office sod save time at the station.
Telephone No. 8 All eugnirtse at-
tended to promptly,
Romance and tin ills abound in the
startling and sensational film drama,
"On Dangerous Ground," to be shown
at the Model Tbeatte on Monday and
Tuesday next. Dealing with the ne-
on t service of the French and Ger-
wan flovernnients at the beginning of
the great war, the story givoe excep-
tional opport unities for romance, and
the best poseibir Use has been made of
these opportunities.
The town authorities should erect
signs at the Hamilton .treat and
Kingstonlitrteet corners on the Square
for the direction of strangers desiring
to find the roada nut df town. Parties
travelling in motor cars are often at a
loss to know ley which street to leave
the Situate to get on the Huron or
Bayfield road or the road to cross the
river. Signs directing the way to the
(1. T. R. and C. P. R. stations also would
Ihe useful.
Dynamic
Tonic
For overworked then
and women, for feeble
folks of old age and
for delicate children,
this tonic is recom-
mended highly
Read the exact :form-
ula on the label
Let it help yon -it
Surely will if properly
taken. 75c and $1:50
J. A. Campbell,
Phm. B.
"Central Drag Store"
North St. anml S.1111:11,, I;..i.-iirh
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Harvest Help Excursions—$12 to
Winnipeg.
The (,rand Trunk Railway System
sell harvest help excursion tickets
to Winnipeg on following dates :
August 21st and elth from all sta-
tions Toronto and east to Lyn. Ont.,
and north to Huntsville, Merford, etc.
August 23rd and 30th from all sta-
tions Toronto and west and south.
Fare /oiag. $12 to Winnipeg and
half cent per mile beyond. Returning.
half -rent per mile to Winnipeg and
$18 from \p lnnip g.
Through trains leave Toronto for
Winnipeg via Transcontinental mote
at 10,45 p. to. on dates of ezeursion.
Fur particulars as to tickets west of
Winnipeg, etc., apply to anyGrand
Trunk ticket agent, or C. E. orning.
District Paerenger Agent, Toronto. 2t
Everywhere
in work, study or play
is a
RIGLEYS
The Gum of Gumption
welcome help.
The
Flavour
Teeth, breath, appe-` s So7 '` Lasts
tite, digestion and
spirits are the bet-
ter for it.
WRIGLEY'S makes
the next pipe or
cigar taste better. It
pleasantly sweetens
and soothes mouth
and throat.
Three
Lasting
Flavours
gealwd tight Wept right
B. aur. 11'o WRIGLEY'S
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"After every meal" ,