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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-11-8, Page 5RAW INfer n dltv. )reams 11411 W'sx!l1RRgl THE SIGNAL - CON:1101 ONTARiO 4%11 4 r East Street Garage GODERICH - - - ONTARIO We'U Soon Put Your Car back into liood cuaditiop after we once get it here. We have every facility for auto repairing and plenty of skill and experience to enable us to do quick' , and thorough work. Don't neglect your little auto troubles. The sooner you have us attend to then[ the better for your car and your pocket. "Owned _� and Omitscl `y a VwPractical Arthur M. Glover e McEwea's Specials MEATS Choice Picnic Hants, 30c lb. Choice small sugar -cured Hates. Just right size for family use, 82c lb. TEA A quantity of Litton's mixed Tea bought before the ad- vance. The only package you can buy at this price, 40c a lb. UNDERWEAR Men's heavy wool Under- wear, bought last season, worth $1.25 per garment. Special $1.011 each. Men's fall Underwear, bought last season, worth $1.25 a suit._ Special $1.00 a suit. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange. Best prices paid. J. J. McEwen ' Phone •46 For Good Reliable Shoe Repairs, try Smith & Ring 30 East Street. Opposite Knox Church Gil,* Us a Trial GRAY HAIR Or. Tremain s Naturae Nair aeatoradw, dal as dined. n su.r.nt..d re nor. e• hair ca n natural oder w loo refunded. Pew ntMd ai non.,nwr Ku. 1t.bI, ode.MrL Wn,. rtsara p $.Ce.. Trsata, Or. On tate M GddvKh ai J. A. C.resbR i Oros Adm, co. NsnhSt. and Square. Top Notch Quality Footwear for Fall We are now showing our greatest variety of the very latest style ideas in good- sub- stantial, serviceable footwear. Shots that hold their shape and last the longest. Shoes that our customers call for again and again. All stiles of Rubber foot- wear are now in stock at the lowest passible prices. ate» —REPAIRING— d Geo. MacVicar North side of Square, Goderich i Zumummminummummummommumminumnimmummuumq al IWe Apolturscsnir ogizairoto e 1 Our sale was a great success but we are sorry that we could not begin to = ;_ `w`att on all the customers last Satur- I d4\imd, in fairness to all, we have zd deckled to continue the sale until E. 9MEINMIND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12th = at the s't shivering pric s. �,° m It WE WILL ,f IAVE EXTRA HELP and can ass a ou we will take care of your wants hip time, "' " LOCAL TOPICS To Inaugurate Victory Loan Campaign. A demonstration will be held- on the Square on Moaday morning next at 9 o'clock to mark The inauguration of the Victory Loan campaign in Goderich. A House Party. A special car containing a party from Winderor and vicinity arrived with the evening G. T. R. train on Friday. The party, numbering about a score, were guests of Mr. O. E. Fleming at Ridge- wood Park for several days, celebrating the closing of the Fleming summer resi- dence for the season. Next Week at tits Model. The Model Theatre offers a good pro- gram for next week. Those who like a good serial mouldier the first episode in "Gloria's Romance." which commences Monday and Tuesday heat. On Wed- nesday'fand Thursday Sessue Hayakawa, the famous Japanese actor. will be seen in "The Bottle Imp," adapted frau the story by Robert Louis Stevenson. The scenes for this fascinating tale are laid in pictur- esque Hawaii. After Many Ygrs. One day this week Mr. A. M. Polley re- ceived a call from a man who handed him $5 with the explanation that it had been coming to him for eighteen years. The man, who lives some miles away in the country, eighteen years ago sold a h to Mr. Polley, and was overpaid $5.%.: had always intended to return it. but there was usually something the te. do with the money, or he didn't happen to be in town when he was "flush. Mr. Polley had never missed the five dollars. Sixty-three Years a Subscriber. Mr. John Leckie, of Brussels, the well- known ex -Warden of theca y of Huron, was in town this week on alliin business. In conversation with a representative of The Signal, he said he had taken this paper since September 1st, 1t(4—over sixty-three years. He was also good enough to say that in all that time he had never enjoyed The Signal's editorial page more than he had the last few manths. The Signal likes to hear from its old subscribers—especially when they have pleasant things like this to say. Successful Production. The farce comedy "Why Smith Left Home" was given in Victoria Opera House on Fnday night by the Exeter COMI NG TWO NIGHTS Yietoria Opera House Wednesday and Thursday November 14 and 15 "The Chin -Chin Girls" in Musical Comedy The Latest Musical Hits. Different program each night.' Prices - 25c, 3Sc and 50c Plan open at Edwards' on Monday Amateur Dramatic pub under the aats- pices o( the United Patriotic Society of Goderich township. There was a good house and the play was presented in ex- cellent style. While the leading char- acter, Jonn Smith, was well portrayed lby Mr. W. Fiske, the others al o did splen- didly. especially Mr. Joe Follick as Count Buttinski, wh tee numerous mistakes in English caused great mirt t . The n t proceeds were $t'2, of which the United Patr.otic Society r.ceived one -hal(, the other half ggoiOing to the funds of the Sol- diers' Aid Society of Exeter. C. A. S. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society kr the county of Huron is to be held at Saforth on Tuesday, Novem- ber 13, at 3 p. m., in the council chamber, for the election of officers and the trans- acting of general business. In the even- ing a public meeting will be held in Card - no's Hall, at which Rev. W. Ashe-Everest, of Bayfield, will give a lecture on "Na- tion -builders After the War," and Mr. G. M. Elliott, county secretary. will give an address on the work of the Society, illustrated with splendid lantern slides under the charge of Rev. A. L. G. Clarke, of Goderich. A tote program of music by local talent will intersperse the evening, and Mayor Stewart will preside. Every- body is cordially invited to both meetings, and an offering on behalf of this worthy work will be taken at the evening meet- ing. This is an unusually promising event in the history of the Society in this coun- ty, and a very large gathering is hoped for at both meetings. Former Goderich Boy Wedded. The following is from The Guelph Mercury of November 1st: At eight o'clock this morning. the marriage of Elizabeth Ruth Monkhouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Monk - house, 21 Nottingham street, to Frank Henderson Beattie. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie, of Goderich, was solem- nisedat St. George's church, the Venerable !Archdeacon Davidson officiating. Both bride and groom are well known among the young people of this city, the happy bride having been until recently a valued member of the millinery sales staff of D. E. Macdonald & Bros, while the lucky bridegroom is well known as the popular telegraph operator of the Grand Trunk .Railway. Immediately after the wedding y, this morning, the bappy couple k - vu the G. T. R. on their wedding trip (or points east, the charming bride 1 wearing a becoming travelling suit of tetre de negre broadcloth with beautiful . hin of brown velvet to match, and lovely beaver (urs. On Hallowe'en, last night, what proved to be the eve of the nuptial ceremony, the bride -elect of that evening was visited by a sy of fellow - members of D. E. surpriee ac gnald & Bros.' staff. The Hallowe'en Pdrty took I the form of a bridal masquerade. with mystic bridal ceremony, the giving of bridal gifts, the entertaining of bridal guests, the taking of wedding photos, and many other interesting features, a merry time being spent by the large. "any which had assembled at the home of a neighbor for the surprise visit. The important event of the everting was the Presentation to Mrs. Beattie, then Miss Ruth Monk - house, of a handsome cut -glass water set by the staff of D. E. Macdonald & Bros The actual wedding this morning came as quite a surprise to the guests of last even- ing and the many friends of the happy couple, who are now on their honeymoon, as the date had been kept a close secret, but a host of hearty good wishes follow them for many long and happy years of confugal bliss. t . 1 Clinton News -Record: There has been on exhibition in E. Munro s win- dow this week a very handsome piece of workmanship in the shape of a carved parol. It is the figure of a piper in full Highland uniform carved , entirely in 1 wood...It is the work of Mr. John Story of Goderich. brother -in -laver -of - Mr. Munro. it was done as a pastime for leisure hours by Mr. Story and it is certainly a very fine piece of work. 1. DUNGANNON. ERSKIM CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.—The anniversary of Dungannon Presbyterian church will be observed on Sunday and Monday. November 25th and 26th. On Monday evening a grand entertainment will be held in the Agricultural Hall, with a first-class program. RED CROSS NOTES. The monthly meeting of the Red Cross Society took place in the jury roomy( the court house oh October 22, with Mrs. Colborne in the chair. The committees reported as follows: Sewing committee — expenditure, MODEL THEATRE Week of November 12th. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the medicine that will cure Dia- betes. Like Bright's Dis- ease this dis- ease ieease was in - c urable until Dodd's Kidney Pills cured it. Doctors themselves confess that without Dodd's KidneyPills they are poweagainst Dia- betes. Dodd's Kidney rale are the first medicine that ever cured Diabetes. Imitations— box, name and pill, ane advertised to do so, but the medicine that does cure labetos u Dodd's KidneyPigs. Ile de's Kidney Pills are fifty cents a boa at all druggists, Hern's Groce vestments► II Two Good In-' Victory Bonds and Groceries at Hem's W. HERN Corner Hamilton St. and Square Unuon OF CAI(AD lk i Our Banking Service Coven Cam Through this Branch, one of over Three Hundred established throughout the -Dominion, the Osler wk 11 Cauda is prepared to give you every service which a progressive bank can render, either in connection with your business or your private finances. Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. $180.58; shipment. 21 'suits pyjamas, 18 dressing gowns, 22 day shirts, 4 pil- lows donated by Miss Washington; value 1244. Yarn committee — expenditure, $182.16; shipment, 168 pairs socks. value 11118. Maple Leaf Chapter—expenditure, 114.92; shipment, 54 towels, value 1:0.65 . The financial statement was: Balance from annual meeting. 1400.40; receipts during the month, 1340.69, as follows Miss Grace Strang, 12; Edward 11. Pasmore, Chicago, 125; Miss Bertha Yates, 12; Archdeacon and Mrs. Jones - Bateman, $4:ward collections—St. Patrick's, $85.32; St. George's, 887.47; St. David's, $38.78; St. Andrew's, $73.92; W. C. F. M. employees. 120.20, making 130.5.69 through monthly collections. J Expenditures—bales, $377.66; Star account for collection cards and stationery. $9.95. Total expenditure, 1387.61; balance available for next month, $:153.48. Pur- chases for next month's bale were auth- orized as follows: Sewing committee, 8195; yarn, 1200: Britannia Workers, • 825; Maple Lear Chapter, 115. The meeting then adjourned. The Society thankfully acknowledges the following contributions of socks: A Friend. 29 pairs; Mrs. Reynolds, sr., 17 pairs; Mrs. Saults, 13 pairs; Mrs. George Williams, 12 pairs; Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Jane, Mrs Lane. Mrs. Gordon. 10 pairs each: Miss Swaf ieid, 8 pairs; Mrs Tancott, 6 pairs; Miss Sherray, Mrs. Gamow, Mrs. Millian, Mrs. Jos. Wilson. Miss Whitely, 5 pairs each; Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. Shar- man, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Foster, Miss W. Ball, Mrs. Davidson, 4 pairs each; Mite Dick- s n, Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. Burritt, Mrs. Goldthorpe, Miss Burntt, Mrs. Bullard, Mrs. Rhynas, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Lynn. q Mrs. Geo. Woods, Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. H. Hawkins. Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. W. McMath, Miss Aitken, Mrs. C. Girvin, Mrs. Lee, 3 pairs each; Mrs. R. Clark, Miss Dark, Miss C. Dark, Mise E. Foster, Miss Aitken, Mrs. Weller. No Name, Mrs. W. Forster, Mrs. Jeedan, Mrs. John Sturdy, Miss Nellie Catling, Miss Mc- Pherson, Mrs McDonald, Mrs. R. Cott, Mrs. C. 1.0. Mrs. W. Bullard, Miss B. I Porter, Mrs. W. Pridham, Mrs. Dalton, Miss Farrow,2 pairs each; Mrs. T. I-eckie, Mrs. Stothers. Mrs. Gundry, Miss S. Clark, Mrs Leech. Mrs. ' Waite, ' Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. W. Jtlorrish, Miss M. Stew- art, Mrs. John Tigert, Mrs. J. M. Mar- shall, Mrs. Aitken, Miss Gertrude Porter, Mrs. W. J. McNevin, Miss Helen Cooke, Mrs. W. G. MacEwan, Mrs. L. H. Dick- son, Miss Cunningham. Miss Tiffin, Mrs. D. Bell, Mrs. Jennie McMath Mrs. P. Mc- Farlane. Mrs. Snyder, Mies S. Dark. Mrs. S. Hoek, Mrs. Dinsmafe, Mss A. Mc- Clinton, 1 pair each. Comforts for the Soldiers Some of the Most Practical Gifts t. Send Sternean Stoves, very com- pact and useful. Chocolate Bars Bocrjl Chewing thins Oxo Auto Strope Safely Razors Gillette Safety Razors Soap Gem Safety Razors Conib' liver -Ready --Safely Rizors Tooth Brushes Tooth i'a'tes Fountain Peas Also aid the soldiers iiy buying VICTORY BONDS J. A. CAMPBELL Ooderich, Ont. 'lone N North St. and Square The Saults Coal Co. Succorer' to McDeemoi a tilerti:dl EXCLUSIVE A4:KNTS POR LEI -110M VALLEY THE COAL. THAT SATISFIES We deal in Hard and Soft Coal, Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, !lire Clay, also Hard and Soft Woad, Maple and Hemlock Slabs. Fresh cars of Lime and Cement just received. Cornea PIIONR - - - 75 B. ). Saults' Residence 275 W. W Smits,' Residence 902 AROU ORLD Phone 4a MONDAY AND TUESDAY �eltty, First Episode of. the Greatest of all Serials "Gloria's Romance'\ By arrangement with F. Zcigtteld, .ir. Featuring charming BiLLIE BURKE EPISODE No. 1_ Goods at the Same Prices Peabody's Overalls, all si s. Sale price Special Overalls at $1.49 Men's Mackinaw Socks, t\cle 59c EVERY LINE AT SHIVERING `PRICES,* OUT THEY GO 'Lost in the Everglades Also a powerful five -act drama "The Greed Cloak" Do you have headaches? Do your eyes ache? Do your eyes water ? Do you have difficulty when reading? Does the print blur? Starring IRENE FENWiCK and a Musty Stiffer Comedy. Fullof laughs These are all indications of de- fective eyesight. • To have gained first place as the largest selling grim in the world means that Using both the objective and subjective methods of testing we can guar- antee correction of all of these troubles. RIGLEYS The Gum of Gu&nptlon is liked above all others. That its quality, lasting flavour and its sealed package are the kind most ap- preciated. And that its benefits to teeth, breath, appetite and digestion have been proven. "After every meal" at ----- WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The people's favorite—SESSUE HAYAKAWA N— is The Bottle Imp" A startling story of Hawaii FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WALLACE REID and ANITA KING in a wonderful five -act Photo -play 1.a "Golden Fetters" and a funny Christie Comedy Talk the matter over with Mr. Sexsmith, our eyesight specialist. if you require lenses you may depend on getting them at the moat reason- able charge. Your examination Will cost you nothing.