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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-11-15, Page 5• • THE SIGNAL. • GOPERICH ONTARIO► ..weimmuNIIMP WW1141VpsriAll, NM '° s ear THURSDAY, Nov. 15, 1011 5 1 back into good conditiojri —'L after we once get it here. We have every facililty for auto repairing aud plenty of skill and experience to enable us to do quick and thorough work. Don't neglect your tttle auto troubles. The,sooner you have us attend to them the better for your car and your pocket. , "Owned and Operated by a Practical Man" NNONNNNNe Will Soon Put Your Car East Street Garage GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover 1[ x 11 1[ x 111 111 11 1K 111 1R * 111 111 1>< • As this attraction is playing to capacity houses every- • where you are advised to reserve seats early. ■ Special prices : Children 25c Adults 35c, 50C, 75c Paan at Edwards', open Monday. VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE WED., NOV. list THE SEASON'S !BIGGEST HIT A COMPLETE My 1 R SI (jDIRCLL THE STORY or WHAT HAPPEN ED TO A LITTLE IRISH GIRL IN THIS COUNTRY AND ABROAD HEAR4aMb SING SCENIC PRODUCTION Only on account of a misunderstanding in bookings was Manager McLean able to secure this attraction. Same Company plays Grand Opera House, Toronto 1111111111111I11i111111 11111111■1r1I■1x111[■1/ For Good Reliable Shoe Repairs, try Smith & Ring - ii East Street. Opposite Knox Church Gsce Us a Trial i1GRAY HAIR Dr. Tr.,na.n . Natural air MMeratlw, 1 used es duectdn wrea . r,eed to restore trey M m amt to . nes' color or money refunded. Po..nvel1yy not s dye cid an.,n,v,ous Pns-„ Wc. rt i... p..r,,. ?remelt ms•PNr G... T.rsab. NIL On stile in Gde..ch .t J A. CasMNY Drue Store. .m. NorthS& end Somme I: 1aj MODEL THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. 16 and 17 WALLACE REID and ANITA KING in a wonderful five -act Photo -play "Golden Fetters" Also a funny Christie Comedy • MONDAY AND TUESDAY NO 19 and 20 Another Epi "Gloria's •n the Great Serial mance Featuring charming Bi iE BURKE EPISODE No. 2 "Caught by the Seminoles" Also the clever six -red drama "The Millionaire Baby" by ANNA KATHARINE GREEN, and the Musty Suffer Comedy "Blow Your Horn." WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY KITTY GORDON, the English Sara Bernhardt -IN - "Forget -me -Not" This is the first time this famous actress has been shown in Goderich: LOCAL TOPICS Fire Inquiry. A public investigation into the recent tire at the Goderich Manufacturing Co.'s factory will be opened at the court house on Wednesday. November 'alai. at 9.30 o'clock a. m. The investigation will he conducted by Mr. George F. Lewis, Pro- vincial Deputy Fire Marshal, of Toronto. Former Uolborne Girl Wedded. Many readers of this paper will 'be pleased to read the announcement of the marriage of Miss Golden Gilders, for- merly of Colborne township, to Mr. Le Mar Sheeder at Detroit, Mich., on Octo- ber 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Sheeder are now touring through Canada, visiting the prin- cipal cities en route to the Pacific (-oast. They will spend the winter m Oregon and California. returning through the States to Detroit, where they will re 'ode. Death of R. A. Gatenby• An old resident of Goderich passed away oo Sunday. in the person of Mr. Robert A. Gatenby, Essex street.. The deceased was born eighty-four years ago at Brighton. England. and when twenty years of age came to America. For a number of years he was a farmer in Da- kota. He carne to Godench in 1873. He was twice married, his first wife dy- ing fifteen years ago and leaving live daughters and one sun. The second wife survives him. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon to Maitland cemetery. Rev. G. M. Holmes being the officiating clergyman. - Public Library Notes. At the regular meeting held on Satur- day last the public library board de- cided. after communicating with the boards of Stratford, St. Marys. Wingham, Clinton. Exeter, Listowel, Hensall and Seaforth, to have the reading room and Dad Intim are simply kidney disorders. Thekidntye filter the blood of all that shouldn't bbee there. The blood passes through the kid- neys every three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity ,or cause of disorder can remain In the circulation longer than that time. Therefore if your blood. is out of order your kidneys have failed in their work. They are in need of stimulation. strengthenittg or doctoring. One medicine will do all three, the finest and most imitated blood medicine there is Dodd's Kidney Pills uuntmumiiinunminnuumunx What a home . without book room closed to the pubic at 9.3U p. m. in place of 10 o'clock p m. This to take effect on and alter Monday, ' De- cember 3rd, as advertised in the local p apers. The board has recently placed on the shelves a targe number of books; to which will be added more before the close of the year. The public are invited to give sug- gestions a non-fiction books. the fiction having been brought up to the latest issues and many renewals having been made. Mr. J. Elgin Tom was appointed to represent the board at the library insti- tute to be held at Guelph on the 15th inst. Horticultural Society The adjourned annual meeting of the Goderich Horticultural Society was held es on Friday evening last. the president, Mr. John Straiton. m the .chair. The treasurers report showed a membership of 133, and with the membership fees, the Legislative grant of itr2 and the county grant of $2b the Soct:ty wi have, after paying incidental expentses, a balance of about 1240 for the purchase of plants or bulbs for distribution among the members next spnng. Messrs. Stratton. Coats and til t r will = a Victory =Bond MOM ammo OMO IMMO Manio amm ammo ammo MEMO Buy one or more. p6lo is will be held each dry, conxnenc- ing at 2 and 7.30 p. m. An attractive program has been arranged for each meet sng. • Last Monday afternoon and evening the Wilting Workers' Mulsrun Band niet in the Baptist church Parlors for a so- cial tithe. From 4.30, games were en- tered into until 6.30, when supper was served. Immediately after supper the officers were elected kw the following year. They are as follows: President, Cameron Yule; vest -president. Edna Brownlee; secretary, Miss E. Donaldson; treasurer. Sydney Donaldson;organist and convener of the music aveprogram committee, Julia Beevers. When this was completed. a time was spent un the en- joyment of an impromptu program in which all took part. Before dismissing. the pastor read a farewell address to Miss Hazel Marshall, who is leaving for Wind- sor, expressing the sincere regrets and beat wishes of i the B and. The Band Teets at 4.30 o'clock on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Umuom OF CANADA i 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 trifies. Open a savings account in the Union Bank of Canada. A great help to thrift. 'Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager. PERSONAL MENTION. purchased by their son. Mr. l'ercy Mrs.' Wm. Tighe is visiting relatives in Hullett. Mr. J. H. Lauder made a business trip to Toronto the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clark v sited friends a Clinton last week. Staff-S*gt. J. A. Sutherland, of Tor- onto, waslm town for the week -end. Messrs. of Seafort Mr. Jac from Toro while. Mrs. D. in in town ing Emmerson. lohn Scott and Robert Darrow, were in town on Sunday. ob Stokes arrived on Friday oto and will be in town fox a Miss Mar visiting at t' . Bickle. of Hamilton. is visit - and is the guest of Mrs. A. ery Moore. of Tyrone, is t• home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nairn. Rev. H. E. Thornloe and Mrs. Thorn- Ioe, of Brampon, are visiting at the home I of Mr. and 1rs. Janes McManus\this i week. Mr. and Mr Ed. teiran have moved t in h Speiran. Mr. and Airs. F. J. Pridham are at Toronto this week attending at the grad- ! uation of nurses at the Sick Children's hospital. Their daughter, Miss Beatrice, 1 is a member of the graduating class. She passed her examinations with honors and I was elected president of the ,Nurses' l Asstxiation. • 1 To prevent contagion, dilative a tea- spn nnful of our antiseptic mouth wash in two teaspoonfuls of warm water. and gargk once or twice a day. E. R. Wk.ts, druggist, Goderich. tort. Richard H. Lloyd. of Wingham, an) aviator who was wounded by a Hun ex- 1 plosive bullet in his thigh and is now likely to be a partial cripple for life. sub- scribed for a $400 slice of the Victory War Loan, and will'h ve the satisfaction of sendir.g this got41 shot against the enemy of civilization. Would you like to get a apt t graph for nothing? Read in this issue. gnclicl phtno - Lauder's ad. township recently at itu, oa s tongs a to he farm o p y constitute the committee to decide as to what the distribution is tot* for the com- ing year. .•. Officers were elected as follows: Presi- oN dent,- J. Straiton: vice-prendent. A. D. McLean; secretary -treasurer. W. Lane.; directors - Ben. Hoggarth, Rev. J. E. Ford, J. W. Vanatter, W. Coats, Rev.. D. A. McRae, Chas. K. Saunders, S. Morningstar, J. T. Fell. T. M. Davis; auditors, Sheriff Reynolds and C. Seager. The Society possesses a library con- t taming some o ,the latest and best publications on horticultural subjects. ) This library is kept at the county , registry office and members are invited to go in and make use of the books. Another Old Resident Departs. The call to which all must answer came with great suddenness to Mr. Alexander Inglis on Friday evening last. Ile had been apparently in his usual health, and was sitting on a chair in his home when without warning the vital spark fled, death being due to heart failure. Mr. Inglis wasCborn at Hawick, Rox- boroughshire. Scotland, and caste to this country with his parents in early infancy, in the year 1441. The family lived for a few years at Galt and afterwards on a farm on the Lake Shore road near Kin- cardine. in Men, his father having pur- chased Piper's woollen mill here, r. Inglis came to Goderich, and with the exception of a period of fourteen years spent at Wingham he had ever since been a resident of this town. He was an ex- pert machinist and for a number of years was engaged at the Doty engine works. He was the eldest of a family of seven, of whom only two now survive: Mrs. Henry Clark. of St. Louis, Mo., and Mr. I Walter Inglis, of Woodstock. Mrs. Inglis -theeTe —big years*go anti the deceased leaves one daughter. Miss Marion. at home, and a son, John. in" The Unied States. M. ROBINSI Watch this space next week. xim IIII1Nmummium t_. Mr. Inglis was a staunch 'Presbyterian and for over eighteen years, up to the time of his death, he was a member of the session of Knox church. a position he had filled also for several years at Wingham. in politics his leanings mere to the Liberal side. Though past the allotted span, he maintained his physical and mental abili- ties to a remarkable degree. and olily five years ago he undertook and carried out with great enjoyment. in company with his daughter, a trip to the land of his: nativity. The funeral tack p'.a.e to Maitland cemetery on Moridav afternoon. Rev. R. C. McDermid conducted the services, and the pallbearers ere Messrs. D. Stoddart, A. Saunders. E. Tom. W. McCreath. A D. McLe and C. A. Nairn. Among those in attendance were. Mr. Walter Inglis, of Wixtdsfnd his son, Mr. R. G. Inglis. of Strati Miss Bradshaw, of Stratford: Dr. She nglaw and Mr. W. J. Stinson, of Mitchell. A Grand Pledicirie for L tle Ones. Baby's Own Tablets are a grand medi- cine for little one4. They are a mild but thorough laxative; are absolutely safe: easy to give and never fail to cure any of the minor ills of little ones. Concerning them Mrs. Jas. S. Hastey, Gleason Road, N. B., writes: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets and have found them perfectly satisfactory for my little ones." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 21 cents a box from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Cs, Brockville, Ont CHURCH NOTES. -_ Rev. Gordon M. Hilmes will preach next Sunday in the Baptist church. Morn ung subject: "Made white by the blood of Christ." Evening subject:"If Jehovah make a new thing.' Strangers and vis- itors cordially invited. The pastor, Rev. J. H. Osterhout. will have charge of the services next Sundae morning and evening in Victoria street Methodist church. Morning subject "God's Call and Test for Servide." Even- ing: "What then shall i do with Jesus Which is called Christ'" Sunday school and Bible class at a o'clock. The services in North street Methodist church wit, be cordu:tel next Sunday hs the pastor, Rs•. Dr. Rutledge. Morn Mg subject: "Making Straight Paths Evening: "The One Drawback." Th' Men's Sunday Club will meet in the church parlor at 13 a. m. Sahte t fust discuaion, "If 1 were the prea:!der." Al' men welcome. Sunday schrrl institutes in (:nderich district will he held next week as follows: Hofnwsville Methodist church Tuesday: Turner's Method'at church, Wednesday; Victoria street Methsdist church, Gode- rich, Thursday. Afternoon and evening Hern's Grocery Two Good In- vestments Victory onds and Groceries at Hern' W. HERN Corner Ham Oton 61. and aquaee Phone 43\ Nothing Too Good for our customers—that's our working principle. It is not extravagance, but tbt truest economy, when you are buying clothes to get Material that will wear, Workmanship that will stand the test, Style that will stake for a good appear- ance. Vons good dollars are well spent in buying the garments we turn out. R. J. A rmstrong MERCHANT TAILOR south side square, t;talo•i ieh. Comforts for the Soldiers Use of the Most Practical Gifts to Send Sternean Stoves, very cota- pact and mein]. • Chocolate Tars Bovril Chewing Gum Oxo Auto Strope Safety Razors, Gillette Safety Razors Soap Gem Sajety Razors Combs Ever -Ready Safety R tzors Tooth Brushes Tooth -Pastes Fountain Pens Also aid the soldiers by buying VICTORY BONDS J: - A. CAMPBELL Ooderich, Ont. Phone 90 North St. and Square The Saults Coal Co. Eseoeton to McDonagh A 4:i. .1 ..l EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Fuse LEHIGH VALLEY THE COAL THAT SATISFIi- We deal in Hard and Soft Coal, Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, also Iliad and Soft Wood, Maple anal Heiiilock Slabs Fresh cars of Lime and Cement just received. Opvict PHONE - - - - e B. ). Saults' Residence C,•. W. W Saults' Residence 45 - Do you have headaches. Do your eyes ache? Do your eyes water ? Do you have difficulty when reading ? Does the print blur ? These are all indications of de- fective eyesight. Using both the objective and subject've methods of testing w can guar- antee correctio of all of these troubles. Talk the matter over with Mr. Sextunith, our eyesight specialist. If you require lenses you may depend on getting them at the most reason- able charge. Your examination will cost you nothing H. C. DUNLOP Va. XIA :toff GODERI(:H - - ONT. He'll Be Kapp When He Geis This Whether "Jim" is on aMan-of-war or in a trench, he's going to haveilong-lasting en- joyment and a lot of benefit\rom WR1GLEYS The Famous Chewing Cum it's one of the out- standing features of the war --with its tonic effect on stom- ach and nerves- its welcome refresh- ment in time of need gj g E y • -- Lasis! -• M Madw lr • i Canal. :' The Flavour