HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-12-19, Page 7THE . SIGNAL
GODERIC) ONT.
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We Want to Take Care of Your Storage Battery
this winter, and we know how to do it right. It, will only cost
you 12. Bring it in any time.
East Street Garage
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
"Owned and Operated by a
Practical Man"
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A Handsomely Worked Scarf
and a Fancy Neck Yoke Given
Away Free
Here is a New Guessing Contest
How Many Grains in the Elevator ?
LOCAL TOPICS.
Christina. Week at the Model.
Tilt- 1'hrhhltna, week program at the
Model 'These t re will Iw a good aide:
Monthly and Tuesday, Mabel Norma111I
In "Pack to the W041114;" Wduewlay
and 'Thursday, I/et-alien*. Farrar ' fu
'The VVuwan 0,.t Forgot ;" I'rhicy
.411141 Kat it tt • "The Kaiser's Sir elow,"
There will be it special 1'hli...gt.'s
matinee at 3 lo.tu.
T O Open Business Sc hoot Hors.
Miss B. F. Ward, principal of the
S:hool of Commerce. Clinton, was in
J Itown on Saturday looking for suitabk
premises in which to open a Goderich
' branch of the School of Contmere.
-�1 The rooms over Sharman's shoe
IJ *tore, corner of East street and the
• Square. have been secured, and the
branch school will open on Monday,
January 6. The Sptsrll of Commerce uw
der the direction of Miss Ward has had
'conspicuous success, and the establishing
of the classes here will give the young
people of Goderich and vicinity a splen
did oppdtunily of obtaining a business
training.
C. O. F. Officers.
Court Goderich. NX. ;tee. C. O. F., el-
ected °Myon+ fur 1919 alt follow,' on
(�J j Tuesday evening Chit./ Ranger, Ten.
FA Want Drennan; vice -chief, John Sproul;
tin. see.. A. J. Wilkins; rec. sec., W. J.
• t ('hath: treasurer, Mr. J. McNevin;
1J. Sharman arman tiplain, W. M. Knight; H.
J.
A. MacEwan;
sen. weal ward, John lien; jdn.
w°odwaed, Matthew 'Sproul; sen.
beadle. Edward. Harney; jun. beadle,
A. Henderson; trustees, A. Haddon.
%V. M. Knight and W. Sproul;
marshal. D. Sprd.
Who Will lie Warden?
The w'ardeuship of Huron ey.unty
See the miniature Grain' Elevator in our window
and get busy. A guess with every 25c purch-
ase at our store any time up to Monday evening,
December 3o, at to pkn.,
Three prominent ,citizens will be selected to
count the grains of wheat and award the prizes.
A fair and square contest in every way.
Buy Your
Christmas Gifts
Here
and make some
guesses. Some very
choice goods in
Fancy Neck Yokes
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Aprons, Boudour
Caps, Ties, Laundry
Bags. etc., etc.
.1 THE SINGER STORE
MISS S. NOBLE.
LEIERSTEES1 J�i�LJC�'J�LI
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CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
We wish you all a
Merry Christmas.
We can assist you to
stake it merry if yotr
.purchase your Christ.
mas specials at the
popular Grocery.
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Robertson & Mair
Phone 161 Ca. Hamilton St. and Square
Canada Food Board License No. $-2117
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One of the- nue t d.mett-
cos weld repulse.,items .,t
Kidney Dwease is
OPS
for which Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the o.'Iy cerium
cure. In Dropsy the lsel-
neys are actw.11y dare wird
oft, and the water, which
should be expelled in the
form of urine, flews back
• and lodges in the cells of
the flesh and puffs out the
skin. Remove+ the filth
whkh plugs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. There is Only one
Kidney Medicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
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.1n /old Eni.ish ('.'dein RevisrtI.
grump of whole re trout Knox
ehureh .,veiny wileed ,v: ill sing carols,
'111 t'hrIetmae Ivo betwct:u -7.311 and
e :to for the purple of securing funds
for their Vic1u ry te01111 Perish« wish-
ing the children to sing lwtore Owls'
hooey will tight w 'walk ill their
wlwlow at the above tiour sad ttw
header will receive their dwwttuu.
The
Matelots will be as tullowX:
1. $.Inure -North street to Ter -
rave to iYreseut to West •street.
2. simmer--Eaststreet to Cambria'
road to 'ferrate.
3. Square -Colborne street to Nel-
son to Altwrt.
4. fyl.mre-West street to Welling-
ton to Elgin avenue to Waterloo.
ooterloo
.5. $.rare --Montreal to
to Britannia road to Fouth street.
6. Aqurre-$Oath street to Brftaie
ula road to Huron toad.
7. Khttprten street to Flgia avenue
10 Tinting street t0 Britannia road.
n.
Square-11#milten to Vietorha
street to 'ferrite
next year goes to a 1Jlwrul. at -cording
to tow lime-hot,ond agreement be-
tween the part ire. The aepiruut$
whore minuet we htl Vt h.'a rd m0utlou-
al are Re've J. N. Campbell of East
Wawa nosh. Reeve M. Armstrong of
Mullett and Iteve, Itraverw'°f F:xoter.
la point of 'seniority, which is usually
the deckling tactor, Reeve t'aumbel!
las it aro' tau• others mentioned by a
erou«kferable margin. He has 1«sen a
utemlwr of the eouuty teemed for six
years. Of eourste election to the 1War-
dedt chair pre,uplwoees m-eieetkou 10
the ewuu'Ih but pn.bably all three
mentioned' ahoy,. are fairly safe in this
respect.
lis C. 1. Literary fi.riety.
'rhe ena•luding au+etiag of the t:. 4''
1. literary rks•iety for the teras was
held ou Friday evening, lith Cant. A
large number of student'. were la at-
teu.lauee. Miss, II. Pinder ori upiwl
the Omit-. 'f6e program included the
follow fug numbers: 1 natrumentfl,
�HXX 11. 'Wurs.1: sole. '*'beer 1•p.
little flailing." Miss H. $yulmadi4;
reading. Mire Hodge; el. t'. 1..knirual,
Mr. A. Hume: boy%' •horue, •'1'pide•;
address. l'riu.•ipal Huwe; I61er Club
w•le/6o11, "My Kelp;lan Roar." There
wan u delete on the subject : "Re-
solved, that I'alatda offer« more Co-
du.eutont to fwutigraltt5 than the
1'nNwl state..:' The debate warm' be
Yet telt forme L H. alwl 11., .1aclt Slitter-
limit
litterlimit nett Misr' 51. Hassell arguing fur
the attirtuatire, AhU.o Mies J. Mutter
wooed Mir., 1). Morahan .puke for the
negutite. The tlevieloll war« iso favor
of the affirmative. A number of the
etllrtellte also put on' as nark trial
which w uruesiug.
An "Wiser roll party" will be held
uu the evening of Friday, I)wy'lulwr
C11, to whh•11 all studento who huge
taken part in uny of the Literary So-
ciety meeting. during the term are fu-
vftwl. '
Local Factories Securing Help.
During the past two weeks a large
number of families have moved to Gode-
rich and the vacant houses are fast being
occupied. The local industries which
have teen short of labor for some time
are gradually becoming able tO secure
sufficient working help. Goderich suffered
considerably during the war period in
that a large number of employees of local
concerns, attracted by the high wages in
munition plants, sought employment
elsewhere, and as the labor market was
short at all times many kcal plants have
been working short-handed for a long
time. Things have changed as the
manufacture of munitions has ceased and
the labor employed in it is back on the
general market. and t;odench. together
with many other places. as going to
benefit.
It1of'felled'trtfhX)=X>n°Ir XXXX:C•C Kbit
MODEL THEATRE
PRESENTS ,
A big triple headline attraction for Christmas -the biggest star in the line -directed
by the biggest director of spectacular drama moat popular supporting star.
CECIL B. De MILLE'S Production
GERALDINE FARRAR
Staged in the magnificently
beautiful valley o� Yosemite
National Park- tare's
grandest amphitheat --a fit-
ting background f this
tremendous production. Von
can't afford to miss it. , 2
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A horning love story of the
land of Montezuma -a spec-
tacle of extravagant splendor
a drama of great power and
intensity.
The Woma1 God Forgot"
AN ARTCRAFT PICTURE
This great photoplay of Aztec days, with an unusual cast of famous players headed by
GERALDINE FARRAR and WALLACE REID
will be presented at the Model Theatre with special music by the GODERICH ORCHESTRA, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.•25.26
SPECIAL CIIRiSTMAS MATINEE AT 3 p.m.
PRICES: Matinee, Children 10e, Adults tOc: Lveni'p, Children 15c, Adults 2.5e
• Children tinder I. must be accompanied by pnrcnt Of guardian.
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Apples from Oregon.
Mr. J. 1.. Aitken, who has been
with his most, Mr. Scott Aitken, at
his fi nit ranch at Hood River. Oregon,
sin a May last, was expected h
for Christmas, but owing to his son's
illness is senuining with 1 . for' a
further time. He hart • ent home *Hite
apples grown on hen ,eon's property,
and The Signal has been privileged to
receive sone samples. One of three is
a manatee apple, fourteen and a -half
inches in circuulfereu.•e, Another i«
an apple of . rdinary size. but pt host
beautiful color, a deep win? color,
!Ikea large pl . Ol •g.tn, of ronr•@c,
ie fanlmts as an apple -producing
country, and Mr. Aitken evidently is
s-ueesufnl in growing fruits of a very
high grade.
Goderich Students at Trinity.
BUSY?
Yes
Our
But never 100 busy to
give every patron cour-
teous treatment, distinc-
tive portraiture, and the
promptest possible serv-
ice.
modern equipment insures
this.
mind?
N.t at all
J. T. FELL
pllO'IOGRAPHER
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APJTAL • liiL$LR1t't->X $400.000
Til. AsscTb - $,3O000000
MUTUAL CONFIDENCE FOSTERS SUCCESS
ltotuai . •,nf.?en, a is essential between two parties
it the b. --t *sines are 10 be obtained from their
bnaiuc: t t:)alt011r.
Italy businesses have been aasidelli io .access
betalu•e the firms or individuals tout the bank
into their fullest eoafrdenceiaai prated by the
advice obtaiued.
141 rear business transaetloa you would be well
advised to consult our local lnseager. He will be
Riad tq help yah with his counsel. ygf
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t.F. WOOLLCOMBE. • - - Manager.
UNION BANK OF CANADA
li'_AD OFI lex. \',INN1P):C. MAN.
GODERICH BRANCH,
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The tioderich students at Trinity
College, Toronto, took a prominent
part in a dramatic and nmsteal enter-
tainnwttt recently given in the con-
vocation hall of the college in aid of
the Christmasoverseas fund. A war
drama with the title "Thr Mudwal-
topers of ?a Pao Corner," which was
put on by a p ber of the students,
was written by Mr. R. Cockburn
Hays and another student, and Mr.
Hay@ took a part in its presentation
on the stage. Another wartime pro-
duction, "As We Are.' was presented
by thrstudrnto of St. Hilrl.is College,
Mile Mary T and Mira Edna Paid -
ham appearing in the cast. We are
iuforu eel by a former Goderich resi-
dent who ,saw the performance -that
it was very enjoyable and that he was
r root of the manner in which the
three 0. C. 1. ex -students a quitted
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Good Things
For Christmas
Notes from the l'hiklren's Shelter.
The children's home on 4 'auremn
et met is Iwwout1n more homelike
every day ruder the management of
Miss ll.•ntley. There are at present
five children in the home, four girls
and ./11e boy.
The following donation% were re-
ceived slut-.' Inst week's report : .1. 11.
Colborne. a bug Noor: Walter •Naft.'l,
Deo rocking ehalr,; Mrs. Jae. Shaw,
one hag of winter apple:. : Mrs. Doerr,
prettiest! risme; Mrs. MltehetI, hesket
vegr•tuble; Mrs. starry Salk.'ld,
child's coat and shoes.
A little girl six years of age from
Morrie township was given over to the
eore of tale Children'. Aid Society by
order of Police \lagt.trate Reid the.
week. She was taken to the shelter
and is being got ready for her new
Getter -home which has elteldy Iwru
seleetel for her by t' nnty Secretary
f: M. F:Illnft.
Prettiest Town on the Continent. '
Mr. J A. Honet.on, of Vanenur.'r,
13. ('. who hat been in town the past
week owing to the death of his
pother, the late Mrs. Thomas Camp -
was hrought up in the township
of Colborne, telt has been away from
thin, sect.i.oe for many years. A
marine engineer by rotation, he has
travelled pretty much all over the
world and lived for twoears in
Japan. He has now an engineering
Ixteinese at Vancouver. He hart al-
ways retained fond r eolter'tiewle of
the old home town, and he declares
that Goderich it the prettiest town on
this continent. Itenewing hie ae-
quatntenre with the town after the
lupe of so litany yearn, he admirer ite
original and tytm. etri.•al plan. Ito
broad, clean .tueote, and Its handsome
r.•dkteneet. Froin Toronto to Code
rich. he says. It the finest st.rett h of
c eenley he iva everaren. and he has
wets ranee lands &bat, waw wi.b•Iy
fawoeel an anoong the choirs plae•ee of
the earth.
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California Orange
navels .60c to $1.00 a dozen.
Florida (Irapefruit is the
best . 75c a dolp.
Cranberries, finest late
Howes 20c a pound.
Malaga Grapes, extra fancy.
quality 35c a pound.
California Figs, Fez brand
..10c, 15c and 20c packages
Dromedary Dates, just in
fresh 25c a package.
Cluster Raisins. Spanish mol -
item 45c a package.
Christie. Plum Pudding
will please \oils. 50c lb. can
Special Candy Assortiotnt
at 40c a pound.
See our store display for other
srecials
A Merry Christmas to All
DEAN BROS.
GROCERS
STANDARD FEEDS
AIa}. ENDORSED by the Organization of Resources ('ow-
lnitltee of ,nntario and are fur sale by the following tiring:
The Campbell Flour Mills Co., Ltd., West Toronto.
The Campbell Flour Mills co., Ltd., Petcrborc.
Howson & How4son, Wingham.
D C Thomson, t)rillia.
A. A. McFall, Bolton.
Write for prices and purchase direct from the above 111:,1111
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See "Standard" on the tags.
OFFERING FOR SALE
Oil Cake Meal Cotton Seed Meal
For immediate sale in oarload lots. To be sold directly to
, ifartners, Farmers' Local Organizations and Local Dealer.
selling directly to feeders of Live Stock. This offer is open
only to December 314 when other disposition will be trade
of stocks relnaittiug.
Pricers on application. 'fill December :31st they will be
approximately $63 to *CO per ton f o. b. Hamilton, depend-
ing on.earrying charges at the time of purchase. •
Sold on the basis of marked weights as they arrive.
Purchase directly from Junes Richardson S Sons, Ltd.,
Royal Bank BuildinS, Torentb, in charge for the Organiz-
ation of Resources Committee, Parliament Bniidiigs, To-
ronto.
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East side Square (:olerich
T,icenae No. R-4858 Phone 110
Following
the sun with
Vision. for a moment. those far off Ports
beyond the trackless seas -
From Arctic ice. to the torrid lands
beneath the Southern Cross -
From towns tucked in the mountains. to
the busy river's mouth -
WRIGEEY'S is there!
There. because men find
comfort and refreshment
in Its continued use.
Because of its benefits
and because
NThe Flavour
Lasts!
MADE IN CANADA
SEALED TIGHT -
KEPT RIGHT
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