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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-8-22, Page 5EAST STREET GARAGE The place that alw'ay carries A FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES East Street Garage GODERICH - - - ONTARIO "Owned and. Operated by a Practical Man" Arthur M. Glover -lJ 11/ Ward, principal of the School C [ with --- ter of Commerce), liutuu, was lis town un Tuesdsyfon business in connection LOCAL TOPICS the echoed. which reopens Septennl jird far the fall term. Miss Blanche Knox returned home last week from Toronto, where she studied the fall styles in millinery in preparation for the re -opening of the Industrial School in September, the exact date of which will be announced later. Hern's Grocery Owing to the high prices of package Tet ani war tax, our BULK TEAS are especially good values at 50c, 60c, $5c and $1.0O per lb. We have a large stock of PURE CLOVER HONEY Nears Aloafa Bread somas u1 tresh r.cr. 1 1'R\• 1T W. HERN The `quare Picone 43 Foreman of Shipping Department. Mr. James Culbert has been made fore- man dl the shipping department of the Gude ich Organ Company. He is one of the Cumpan)'s oldest employers and well deserve: the promotion. Model Changes Hands. Last Thursday the Model Theatre, eighth has been owned for some months by Mr. L. Kennelly .ut W inghanechangod hands. The new proprietor is Mr. A. W. Lauder. of Shrill/. No changes in !the film exchanges are contemplated at i present and Mr. ticott Maxwell will still remain as upeistor. This is Mr. Lau- ' sterns best venture in the theatre buy- uess and The Signal wishes hiw every I autc:cws. jAt the Harbor. 'IIHE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO AUleort, residgi.ole ipent last winter in California remain. a are being brought to Goderich fur Interment. A Souvenir of France. Mrs. Jane has received a unique souven it frum her husband. Ser t. -Major A. H. Jane, who is to France. From chalkstune taken from a former German dugout he has cleverly fashioned the semblance of a book. with the words "Holy Bible" on the front s.de, a cross on the other side. and on the back "France. 1918." It is perfectly white and is a very pretty piece of work. Matriculation Results. The following G. C. 1. students were successful in passing the junior matricula- tion examination. the results of whit h were announced recently: Full matricula- tion—Jean S. Bogie. Eve•yn Goldthorpe. Mary A. Hays, Esther P. Hume. Violet Kilpatrick. Reta WorseU, Emma Wal- lace: partial matriculation- Mary E. Baechler (algebra). J. Alex. Hume (alge- bra. geometry. Latin authors. Latin com- position), M. 1. McQuoid !ane. hatt.i, Eric Wilson Ianc tent tustory. geometry, Latin authors, L atm ccmpueitionl Gerald G. Newton passed the honor matnculataon, being tenth m secund-class honors in science, tenth in second -cuss honors in moderns and sixth in third- class honors in mathematica. The steamer Richardson came in Mon- day. L th Inst , with 121.000 bushels of I wheat and ts. Steamer Gienlyon brought in 154, bushels of wheat on Saturday and It er Gale Stapfes ar- rived on Tuesday With ,13n000 bushels of , oats. The cargoes were ad for the Gode- • rieh Elevator Co. The steamers North Lake and Parks Foster are expected this week with cargoes of wheat and flax re- spectively. Pit,nic Day B -ought Rain. • The tiunday school of North street Llletholiet church held its mutual picnic yesterday. The program was an auto trip, to be followed by supper at Harbor I'ark. Several autos had gut away with their loads of buys and girls when the thunderstorm came on, and when they returned it was decided to have the relit • •f the picnic in the school room of th Kurth. It Was a nice rain. but the , •uegatere thou ht it might have come _owe other day. Ooath of W. F. Smith. Mr. Albert Smith this aftrrnom• re• Sect •ed •word of the death of ' pus br'ither, William Franklin Smith, at I Swift Current. Sask. The de- f ceased was for many years a weLI•known citizen of Goderich. but spent mast of the time of late years at Swift C Lrrene where his daughter, Mrs. (Dr.! ilSpecial Features for next week. A good program every evening.�y��n{�t f1aflrsrlrlitf1mfC XXXX r=iOrt/'knflrtllnXflioniti=X 5091 IIIIIIIIIIA MODEL THEATRE 111111111111 X FRIDAY and SATURDAY, TiI1S iii 1 i. Bryant Washburn and Marguerite Clayton Ie "The Prince of Graustark" in five acts from the story by George Barr McCutcheon This picture was played at Toronto last week to crowded houses. Don't miss seeing it. Automobile Delinquents Fined. It used to be that people aepeared in Po ice Court for biting "lit up." Now the tune has changed, and 4e- linquenta are charged with nut being "lit up"—that is, with not having pry turned on Saturday after being to town the successful carrying out of these aims. per lights on their autowobi tee. Ona for a couple of weeks. I l41 How the Germans. with all their receut evening High Constable White- Mrs. T. R. Thompson and daughter toasted superiority and widespread sides and Chief Postlethwaite made aMargazet. of Seaforth. are visiting the ' sources of information. were greatly arid "drive" as a result of which a dozen or more interim ;dons were laid before Mr. C. A. Reid. J. P., for various in- fraction* of the laws respecting auto - mobilia. On Tuesday morning a fine of 12 and rests was in:mooed in two) cease in which the owners of cars failed to keep their lights burning. in an- other case a Amstar fine was imposed upon a lad under eighteen for driving without a license- On'e ease, ter reek - lees driving, was dislnnsse.l, and two caws sure adjourned for a week. It is understood that severe! called wn the magistrate and sett.ed In -fore the cases •.ante up in Court. Goderich Fall Fair. The priie list for the Goderich Indua- v1euut 25. 26 and 27, is In the printers' hands some interesting charges in the list. fn- Miss Leona Webster, East street, re- the Trentiriu, Service, Montenegro, Bol- and will be issued shortly. There are turns home last week after a six weeks' ' garta. Roumania, llungary and Bohemia visit in London. Sbe was accompanied to must be fired from Austrian sir Germaneluding an entirely new class for oma- town by her cousin, Miss Dorothy control. tear phosograpbers. The influence of Nicholls, W e cull two or three extracts iron (h e waruwr is sreu in some of the clasaer. Miss Margaret Robertson has returned book' "Tice Lerman is by nature a lis Etre house baking ('lass all exhibits fmw her visit to Toronto, '''''''''''—r.--- kutd.y, peace -loving man philosophical, must be made in accordance with FuiNierect industrious, r,ot by nature given to war. lluani iegulatiuns. A prize is offered b)- her cousin, Hiss Gertrude ire- He Ekes an racy, well-fed 11 e, and he was for soldier's socks knitted by s girl of heed. who is vlslaint; herr. much given to a love of democracy. Prus- fourteen )'ears or uuder. and another Mr. A. J. Jobnstoh, of Winnipeg. is sin ground him down.Then his swift prize is for a garment for a girl or buy sper►dtng a week or tan in town. Mrs. nae to power under the Prussian heel m- waale out of ptTvkously-w urn clothes. Johnston has been spending the summer , toxicated him. He was ripe for the new There are alma swine interesting special here with her mother. Mrs. J. R. Creme. • psychology and the new strategy that ap- prizes in the hie stock classes. Mr. and Mrs. Saml. Scheanz and son , pealed to the upstart soul that had The speeding tests incluete a 2.09 and Mrs. Alex. Walker. of Rocanville. ' crushed his soul. as is proved by the fact trot or pace. 2.20 trot or pace. 3 -minute Sask.. are visiting at the hrnne o1 Mr. ' that he allowed his officers to put brutal - trot ur pox. and tanners trot or pace. ' Wm. Blake. The ladies are daughters of ides and indignities upon him which no Two of these- races are to be run off on Mr. Blake. Englishman or Frenchman or American Thursday. the 26th. and the other two Mr. and Mrs•. J. W Fraser .n.t Miss would have let him do twice and live". , . on Pride). the'l7rh- Pearl i•'raser have returned trent » "Tu the German, from end to end of the An) {raison desiring to use advertise two wr.•ks' suU,nlobile trip. They i German speaking pteoplea the new Ing ,pace in the prize list should apply went ae far as Ottawa mod lied u newt strategy cattle as the very breath of their at soca at the Signal office or to the I enjoyable time. ! bodies. The whole. German nation, from secretary. Mr. J. A. Fouler. Btnlc entice w hotel waiter. has prurtsued it visiting relatives M Btratlord. MissClementine Williams, of Dunlop. is spending a week with friends at Loudon. Mr. Claude Sanagan. of The Globe, Toronto, was in town on business tester - day. . Mist Eleanor Boyk, of West Montrone, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quigley this week. Miss Ethel Daniels. of Kinca rdine, .is visiting her cousin, Mra. W. J. Daniels, Newgate street. Mies Irene Thurlow and Miss Wohlner, of Kitchener. are spending their vacations with friends in town. w'ntrs with a thorough knowledge of his Miss Annie O'(itsd) has returned to subject, and in a very forcible style, stat Toronto after a visit herr with her sis- makes a number of things very clear: ter. Mn.. D. M. 0 Illrien. (1) How and 1YIr BOOKS WORTH READING Among the b.roks recently issted relat- ing to the war kw have made a stronger fmpressign, or are better worth reading , than "Germany at Bay," by Major Hal- dane Marfan, published last November, by Cassell and Co., and reprinted several times since then. Major Mac(all was an officer in the tint British force sent to France. and speaks in a very appreciative way of the very valuable services ren- dered by Marshal Jodie and general French ui the first year of the war Fie whythe character and aims of the whale German nation wider Prussian infuence changed very greatly and very much for the worse after the accrseion to the Prussian throne of Wd• liam 1.. the grandfather of the present Kaiset, and his appointment of Bismarck as his chancellor. i 2 ) The twofold aim of German strategy, namely, to crush Mr. and Mrs Fred Reed. of Schenec- tady. N. Y.. are visiting at the home of Mrs. J. R. Craigie. Miss Jean Gowan, of Toronto. has re- turned home after a week's visit u, the Mose Framer, Elias street. , Mrs. R. R. Wolfer and daughter, of Jamestown, North Dakota. were visiting the former's aunt. Mrs. Jas. \airs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Redpath. of Mont- real. are occupying one of the summer cottages at the lake bank. The Misses Sadie and Lillian Patterson to create a great Middle -German (.hunch ►n Toronto, and his sermons on have returned to Brantford after spending {Empire, extending from the English Sunday were heard with mach interest three pleasant weeks in O;udench. I Chan el and the Baltic to the Persian acid pleasure and duubtktw with profit. Mr. G. W. Holman and Mian Holman 'Gulf: Ilurexi Feresb tenial Society is Placing have returned frum a holiday trip to I tion invade by The he Kaiser a and ghhis irclr, l"t rccurd its deepp stir of loss ►n the Lontdon. Port Stanley and other places. and mall after the • dropping of the removal from its borirais of Mrs W. E. Mrs.James Thurlow. of W'indsrx, re- prudent old pilot Bismarck, in MO, fon Kelly, Goderich. Mrs. Kelly was, previous to antalgamation,president of the Presby- terial W. H. M. S . and since that tine has been its W. M. S. Innis and library secretary, es well as having the oversight sit the Y. W. Auxiharses. She has had a fine influence with the girls and will be greatly missed.—The Presbyterian. France and Russia and greatly not crush Britain, and then, taking ad- last Sunda Duron CApaTAt- • rtEscRrE—fj 1,400.000 TOTAL A$SCTS — 3I30000000 HOGS BRING BIG PROFITS • ?hens -gent and iu.petatIve demand for hogs has upeuei up a ready and profitable market for every fartaer who will raise ILea+. Each hog you raise will bring • handsome profit qunkly-- the mole bogs the greater .your Mourne. Increase your herd now while prices are bigh. To do this you may need ■ loan: if ao, consult our local manager, be will help you out. UNION BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE . WINNIPEG, MAN. ail GODERICH BRANCH, F. WOOILCOMBE. - - 1414.0 gcr. weaken it conducted the services in Knox church y. Mr. Wilson is a vantage of the practically helpless condi- ..old �,• and fanner Gcdrnch student tion of the other European powers, who now fills the pulpit of an important former's mother. Mrs• J. Andrews. 1 repeatedly nulled by their inability to in - Miss Pearl Knox. of the Bank •of Mont- terpret correctly the minks and the real staff. is .pending two weeks' holidays `I motives of otter nations, or to draw cur - at the Elgin House. Muskoka Lakes. rect rnncluatons as to the probable results Mr. Caswell Rumball. of T w nto. has I of German conduct. been spending his vacation with his par (5) The danger lest• through the wean ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rumball. East street. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholls. of Lon- don.h • the 1 t is RIDGCREST FARM E Sale of Utility Barred Rocks, Yearling Hens 35,E eggs laid in 7 months. 17,two eggs laid in 3 wrote (nibs. This is the stock we are sacci ng. If we accommodation we sold not sell. CALL, 'PHONE or WRITE had the H. KEITH REVELL trial Exhibition. to be held September hest and discuu(agement due to the long continuance of the war and the (ear that it may result, so to speak, in a stalemate, and an indefinite prolonging of the are guests.wit at er s parents. struggle sir through a false urrartttartan- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rumbaik East street. ism, brace may be concluded on Miss Celia Robinson has returned to too favorable terms for Germany: town after a vacation spent on 'a trip on and he insists that not only the St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers. must she be compelled to withdraw from Rev. I. W. Kilpatrick. Mrs. Kilpatrick Belgium. France, and Luxembourg, Al- and daughter Margaret. of Shedden. Ont.. sacs, Lorraine, Schleswig-Holstein and are visiting their relatives in town and Poland and renounce all her claims to Russian and Turkish territory, but that XXXXX X xx x xxxxxx Patrol= and Social Event The fanc • dress dance held at Hotel Sunset on Friday night, under the auk pices of the Prisoners of N ar 5uCiety, was a very successful event. About; two hundred persons were present including a Mica Rose Artless: of the Sterling day and nighL without misgiving, with - staff. spent a pew tpTe visiting a• Port; out hesitation, without questioning. 1t Colborne and left with friends fror . that 1 has been suckled from infancy, taught from town to speed the rest of her vacation at • the tenderest:years. been the schod lesson. Windermere. Muskoka. Ithe ctuef education of the university Mise Berrie F. Hnmocomhe has re student. To it Gerrnany has bent the turned home alter takine a summer whole of her wealth, her consulates, her number from Seaforth. and there were course in physical culture at Toronto. cdcnirs her industries. her intellect, her many pretty and striking cstumes. Dane- Mies Brimtcornbe is the commercial ( railways, her vigor, her ntarvellousorgan- ing commenced at 9 o'clock and eras over teacher. on the staff of the Chatham Col- izat:uc.. her embassies to treats and pie at 1.15. Excellent music was furnished by legate `--taut- 1 fed an -'-lute war -machine such as had the Blackstone -Buckley Orchestra. and was greatly enjoyed by the dancers and spectators. Prizes were awarded as fol- lows for the best costumes: Ladies' prize. Miss J. Orin. representing Britan- nia: men's prize, Mr. Dwyer. Turkish costume: girls' prize. Miss Barbara James. representing Canada: boys'' prize. Howard Button. military cadet: special prize. Mrs. Frank Saunders. "Dorothy Dimples." The proceeds of the evening totalled S95. Mrs. Hutchinson. in - the clever German lad whom you he peel in with her aunt at Drysdale. iv ng him a pob the behalf of the Prisoners of War Society his povertyby g Mas Haul Finigan. of West Wawa- I nes er been attempted by mortal man. nosh- spent the week -end with friends in She has hesitated at to criminality, nor town- Muse Finigan, who attended the' baseness. nor treachery in order to organ - Collegiate Institute here for two years. 1 ize a secret service' in every part of the intends to take a business college course habitable globe rthich for perfectionand the coming term. Mr. Corriveau. 01 Drysdale. who had been visiting her sit'er, Mrs. Frank Jef- frey, for a few weeks. returned home on Monday. accompanied by Miss Laura Jeffrey, who will spend two weeks visiting completeresz Of cunning and lfts'tency and detail it would be impossible to sur Pass. , . The German governess in your home. i he German hairdresser who clipped the heads of the subalterns at Aldershot. the waiters in the restaurants. Let Your Light Shine! Don't stumble around in the dark. It is cheaper in the long run, awl vastly more pleasant, to have your borne lighted in the modern, sensible way ---with elebtricity. We should be glad to give youan t.'tituate on the wiring i.ssre of your home and can swum you a good job, because WE KNOW HOW We have a hill lint o t Electrical Goods for lightiug, cooking, heating, etc. Phone ROBT. TAIT Phone 193 THN KLi..TRIl'IAN W2 \V. t ,'t,reir---urxt to Poet Offlee Fall TTerm frem;Sept131d tEkIRAL /l/> ff< <G�' ST RAT FORD. ONT..� The call for trained help is greater now than ever befell, in the hiIteiry of Canada. Our graduates are securing splendid pt.sitiuiis. We have l owmen ial, Shorthd an Ansi Telegraphy deparU..•nto. rs.11 you purpose taking a Nu(inrw, col- lege course duriug tall or winter months, write INTO now for our re catalgtue. D. A. V1 t.aeuLAN, Principal s It is said that distance trolls enttftanl- ment to the view, but the thwsey (alas dcwn when applied to pay day. wishes to thank all those who helped to Rev. Jas. Hamilton and daughter. Mies dandy in the drawing looms—all were! make the evening so successful. Agnes. have returned from a holiday trap creating thus vast war -machine." to the Parrs- Sound country. They went For Women in War Service. by auto as far as Penetanguishene. where The Mayor of the town is in receipt of they took boat for the journey north. CHURCH NOTES. a communication from the general mana- They were away two weeks and had a ger of the Canadian National Exhibition very interesting tr:p. of Toronto regarding the parade ui Tor- Mrs. Jas. Fraser and the Misses Marion onto on Wednesday. August 28th. of all and Lilian Fraser left on Monday- for women engaged in war service in Ontario. Medicine Hat. Alberta. where they intend He has forwarded this letter to Mrs. to make their home. Miss Marion Fraser Hamilton. the president of the Woman s War Auxiliary, asking her to kindly take charge of the matter and find out is any of the members of the various societies engaged in war work in Goderich and vicinity intend to take part in this parade. S, As the time is so limited this notice in both papers seems to be the only way of reaching the women workers in town and community. Would anyone who purposes being at the Exhibition and who intends taking pa t inithe parade please send in her name and the name of h -r society to Mrs. Carrie, the seceltary of the Woman's War Auxiliary, not later than Monday. Aug- ust 26th. and these names will be sent to Toronto in time to make arrangements for their places in the parade. Admis- sion tickets and seats on the platform will be provided by the management at Tor- onto. PERSONAL MENTION. will take a position on the teaching staff of the public school there. Both of the Misses Fraser have been teachers in Goderich. Miss Marion on the public school staff and Miss Lilian as commercial teach- er at the Collegiate, and their removal from town is much regretted. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. The National Shipbuilding Co.fhas re- ceived a large contract which will ensure 1 a busy time at the works for many months. Mr. Hector H. McKay and M.ss Bessie F. Brimicombe have successfully com- pleted the summer course in elementary physical culture at Toronto. The Goderich Orchestra held a dance at the Menesetung Park hotel on Mon- day evening. A fairly large crowd was present and with the excellent music provided an enjoyable evening was spent. The :airngorm advertised in last week's Signal as lost was handed in at this of- fice on Monday and was returned to the advertiser the same day. Once again -- Signal ads. bring results. Don't forget the School of Commerce special leaves Goderich for Clinton via (r.T.R. each morning at 8.30. Godertch people are fortunate to have the best business'school the most convenient for their children. More Trains for the Exhibition. It is customary each year for the Cana- dian railways to givr'special rates to the Canadian National Exhibition. This year there has been no public announcement regarding the intention of the railways in this respect. but it is understood that the local agents have race-ved a circular giv- ing them inetructinns regarding the mat- ter and anyone applying to them will find this informatu.n available. The traffic contention hag been immeasurably im- proved since this time a year ago and prn.pects at the present time are that there will he a larger and Netter train ser- vice from all points to Toronto and re- turn. Mre. Victor Dean and children. of Buffalo, are visiting in town. Miss Blanche Knox has returned from a visit to Toronto and Shedden. Mrs. Gurney. of Regina, is visiting her parents, Rev. G. C. and Mrw. Hill. Mrs. D. M. O'Brien and chlktren are FACR TO FACE with one of the enlargements we make from small kodak prints or old photograph', yon will be surprised at the wonderful develop- ments of photography. Let us have your work in this line and prove to ynu how well we do PHOTOGRAPH ENLARGING. J. T. FELL . XXXXXXX,OC=CXXXXXXH X .1 Vr 1Riss/ 0 &AMO Mr113 �O ✓✓✓.QP%'OPTICIAN: A. mss AT 1111 hal, WrIttr procumii!!r Riuc.oes.o...., Where Pear Eyes end Geed Glasses Meet. Rev. J. W. Hedley, of Lambeth. form- erly of Nile. preached in North street I Methodist church Sunday morning. Res. R. C. McDermid has returned from his holidays and will conduct the services at Knox church next Sunday. The Baptist congregation has extended a call 0) Rev. J. L. McCauley, of Glam- mis, who hes been taking charge of the services of the church here the last few Sundays. Next Sunday the servicss in North street Methodist church will ho oon- dnctetI by the pasts*, Rev. Dr. Rutledge. Men's tiunday Club Monts in the church parlor at 10 a.m. Subject for .liscupsfon: -Lessons from the life J( Jeremiah." Rev. James Wilson. B. A., of Toronto. AR ISEASE A Matter of Taste Tastes differ in regard to almost everiylhimy, and especially with regard to clothes. We endeavor to rtcegoize the jlt4gnu rat and snit the baste of eat h one of our customers, knowing that only in this way can we give com- plete satisfaction. Will you come in anti see our cclection of goals for nun's wear foi the cont gFall ? R.J. prong MERCHANT Td4LLGR S.•uth (-ale square, (lowrtrirh. i la a symptom of Kidney Disease. A well-known doctor has said, •' 1 never yet madea prost•ninrtemcx- :,mination inacaseol death from Heart 131w'age With, (Da finding the kidneys were at fault." The Kidney medicine which was first nn the market, most sucees,- fu1 for Heart Disease aid all Kidney Troubles. and most widely imitated is Dodd's Kidney Pills A Soldier's offering to his sweetheart is naturally the sweetmeat that gave him most refreshment and great- est enioyment when on duty. The Flavour Lasts