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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-1-2, Page 5s • THE SIGNAL 0ODIRM1Obk ONT. RI( • e of Yee this winter, and we keds• howl to Jo it right. It Wall tied y cost 1!'?w+' it iu stop titter. East Street Garage "°"P M te `' a GOIIUICH • - • ONTARIO Attila/ M. Gleba RESOLVEt That we shall make our Grocery Business this year the best yet. We cam only do this by guaranteeing to you lowest price,, pure, fresh, whole- : 110112g gds, ,peompt ser- - vice and courteous atten- tion. A square deal to all. • Robertson & Mair Grocers Phone 164 Co. Marnihon Si. and Square Cada Food beard locenae No. 1-24149 LOCAL TOPICS. • O _tea To F frm a 0. W. V. A. Branch. A tneetftlg of returned soldiers will be ,held is the town c until ilausbar on Tuesday t st. at B o'clock p. m., 1D con - wider the iormation of a branch of the Great 1Var Veterans Association pi (:oda nch Ali returned od/Cers and men are asked to attend. ' The Guessing Contest. The gig contest conducted by Mir S. Noble of the Singer store was coopluded on Monday evening. Messrs. t Pritchard • and Jab. Carrie counted the coins of wheat in the miniature elevator and Mond them to number 2,e91. The nearest 13.las was that of Miss Eva Bingham. 400, and the west was that of Mtr ora Hurley, 2.377. These ladies rete accordingly awarded the two prises of, blared by Miss Noble. Ainslie -Shields. • At Knox church manse on New fear's morning. at 11 o'clock. Rev. R. C. McDertmd united in marriage Mise Ada N.. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shields of Colborne township, and 4r. Matthew J. Ainslie of town. After , the wedding dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sheardown, St. Andrew's street, the happy couple kft on a trip to Toronto and other punts. On thew re- turn they will make their hone in Gode- rich. With Masonic Honors. The funeral of the late J. H. Colborne. which took place from the family resi- dence. St. Patrick's street. to Maitland cemetery on Friday afternoon last, was May -She says her face is her fortune. very largely attended. The bunal rites Hell -Well, she wont have to pay any of the Masonic order were observed. int trate tax. !many members of Morning Star Lodge t -L r II The Iydro'OfficeandStore ■ ■ North Side of Square IR ' ... h Now Open for Business M Water Rates are hereafter payable quarterly in ad- a ranee on the first days of January, April, July aud m IN October of each year. 'A discount of 15per cede. will be allowed off rates a when paid on or before the first of each quarter. a5 per cent. will be added to all water rales that artIN ss. 3p.dj ' apwirs from the end of each quarter. MOW?fif'OP ELECTRICAL .1Q PLiA!!CE1 !n IN Irtlas, Toasters. Grille, Vacuum Cleaners. Heaters, Etc. Ise "Hydro" Lamp Sae Ow fsectric'warkiag Machsae ii IN a 1 . W. & L. Commission ■ J. I KUL.LV, Collector L. 1.. KNO%, Secretary 1 ♦ s Msas ssssss sssmal♦ ssM•samM1114 s 11� be' sarin m ;uldititx. to Us: uoraiihers of itiaittand Leas, of which the de- ceased was a member. Rev. Dr. Rut- ledge was the officiating dergymm, and the pallbearers were rnembTrs of Mait- land Lodge. Earlier Closing on Saturday Nights. 7 he drygeasls merchants have agreed W sham their places of buss lie,a at 9 u'uluek on Saturday uveariugs, as least during the remaining waiter mouths. The move is oas that *should have the approval of the I public, as there 1s is useful purpteie W be limited Iti keeping the stores open to any later hour. f erbape saute ut the ruerutuwta in other limes of business will ase their way clear W follow the Komi example set by the drygoeds were Tbe public aboukl co-operate in the movement by mak tog a point of doing their Saturday evening sliopping as early as pusaible. Miss Noble Moving. The Bell Telephone l'u. Is eniarging its quarters and Is tskiug in the shpts now occupied by MIMI Noble adjoining the pr/tent central °Bice. Miss Noble is wotdug this week to the stand be- tween L1eals'e and M111ar's stores con - the east etde of tbe Square which has teen known for ,rolue flute as the Gene sal Brough tea-rourn. In addition to •.r weir -known limes of fancy g,>,Is, Miss Noble will keep a ,t wk of Singer sewing machine access trieg, and or- ders for anything in this tine will have Alto sas atteelioe as trurekrto.e at the Ringer wstore. Memorial Fund Benefit. Mr. Lauder, of the Model Theatre. h&c generously offered two evenings &gain sett week for benefit perform- ances for the eokliers' memorial fond under the acsptose of the Menumetnag Canoe flub. The preductia i for these two evenings will be "Barbary Sheep," a pusturirstion of the popular weary by Robert Hieben., with Elsie Ferguson, & famous; stage beauty, illi the heroine. The settings of the picture present scenes of life in Algeria which are said to be remarkably faithful. The admission fee will be 3k, and tickets way be gnsilr,.l from mem- ber* of the Memesetung LJ&noe t'Inb, under whose attepiees the perform - anima are being given. .♦,warded Milkary Medal. The following from The Vanswirrr [tun of Deeemlwr loth will be rod with Ititerg.t In I;.Mlerlrk the lady mentioned le•Ine a sI#rr of Mrs. I1)r.l Turnbull. formerly of Slim town: Allow Iteatrkt MeNair. who hag heels 'awarder' the Military Modal, gradnat- .sl from the 1'unvnurer general hoe: - pita' In 11111. and elven the war broke lout was ueting as supervisor of pil- 1 vale wands at taw I;.mel Samaritan Iwwpltsl. I/.g Anm•leg. $11i. Imnsdt- Itelr gave up her position ami *seine teens! for oarr,res ,soh 1.',•. rt1M• tau '110,41 In Frame elope the earl," days 01 row war. having been ,tMtimegl at No. 7 C'anaillan hospital at I-:taplee. wideh was IaomMd hi J/lee• at which time Miss Mt\air voluuteengl to retm,.e patients rattler w)iAl' arr, for whkh ..t of hrw very ahs hug Im a•m mentioned la deepen -legs Joel aw-mdledl tis• Military Medal. She hes holt Wiese tryifig ex- lerletss•.. having .a Ilwl to _England °n IIs .tllw,tils. wlnfett WM. t„r1Md.agl off the I rlwh .gwst. She 511. nue ter the fortunate peremig reg. -vied 1.3 a WSW - sweeper. en which sow partook ,tt a s114/Pae of hanItaek, tea and Rrltisti o'ysugsMa atlases. hater •he was re- moved to a trawler. and from ft to • tleatmxer. which brook her to•Englaiid. This 1•rsve Vaieout-er girl was horn 1n COntario. where Mw has a host of friends. She Iw til. first graduate of the getwral lempkal who Ilan won dbs- t1n41m, Aid is a eteier of Mee. I Dr. 1 J. L. Turnbull. Sera. R. Mitchell and Wow May McNair, of tide elty. An- other /deter, Mins Etta McNair. of \'k•tor's. is superintendent of the V. 4). N.. and the only bnuher 111 the family In I). A. McNair of this city Writing to relative.* here et her n•wanl ,.be glnlply- state..: "I am KIM/1 se, that you all at home may know that i have male my work 'worth widle' for your sakes." Masonic Installation. The joint inataultatinn of the .rfgeernl of;Maltland IAelge., No. 33, of (hak•rich, attd Morning Star Lodge, No. 309. of Carlow, which is alternated between the homes tit these Mae,.rfie bodied, wan held tide,year in the well-ap- pointed -quarte•nf the foniwr oil Friday evening fast. l'hia day ie the annual feast of St. John the Evangr int, and M ssnnie lodges throughout the world install their of- ficer. for the ensuing year on this date. The orb -atm of Maitland L.etge for 1919 are as follows: I. P. M., Weir. Bro. R. J. Moy(aw; W. M.. Wor Bm. (leo. McVicar; R. W., Chan. K. Amin - dere; .1. W. W. J, Mi Nevin: chap- lain, Wor. Bro. Rev. 11. C. McDerndd; ,secretary,' Jno. Atraiton; treasurer, R. G. 11 ynolde; A. D., P. E. Coleman; J. D.. Phan. &tweeds: D. of C., Weir. Bro. G. L. Pangolin; I. d.. J. .1. Ne - Ewen; N. S., Arthur Glover; J. 8., Th.st. Mitchell; teller, A. T. Kaittiag The M1lcerw of Horning Star Lodge MODEL THEATRE Programme- week commencingJan. 6 MONDAY AND TUESDAY Madge Kennedy in "Friend Husband" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The famous beauty of the stage Elsie Ferguson in "Barbary Sheep An Artcraft picture rr Benefit for the Soldiers' Memorial Fund. Admission, 35c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Jack Pickford in "Tom Sawyer" A Paramount picture • MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at 3 p.m., starting January 4th Admission roc and I sc We stodier Ilse famous Paramount and Artcraft pictures advertised in the Saturday Evening Post. um ago 1 Is Rheumatism of the by1t. Ti. cause is Crit d in the blood If the kid- neys did their work ttpre would be no Erie Acid (td ao Lumbago )Jake the k.dneys do their work. The sure, positive and only cure for Lumbago is Dodd's Kidne Pills r • for til rI1) T THE lel►0-Aks. 'We beta S' -h• be va111a up di u.•xt Monday * tate el elle .Ie*utrt,lu- dusulaf prop„sltluug that ha i -e Boer Wen art)mittad.40j he p'uPlr .e( C:,rlr- rb•h. - 11r,• G..derkb Rule I%Itemuy, Lite - Red, wla.k lr has rel rr las'aI the ),laid dud Iwwltrrs, of the North Auav'b•Mia t'lli•mkul Ce., mils Ilea the etrtt..a- 5htlrn grauted1 to the latter Company In 1111:1 fur,* ten-year, term 1. trues fertwt to tow Iww Compile) for the t'teestlllttttt *Men )tsars of the penult Bir th. terms Of the bylaw the Cele- stite/ la to get .'hetrle power CIO to .abseil i gefrre hutwpuwew per •plYth) flex b •Alimtrg•, sed eaemprIve from to abide (ex.tpt- sehuot taxes). 1f the (*Arany does not nee sty Nectrie power the town \oaf .vwVae wet not Irate to pay for It; and the bylaw provide" that if the salt pient'1- met uperytwl with a sperkted numbest of Iwnds the .' UHnrlai.Ma (rose taxation maty lw withdrawn by the town .•our oil. •flw harguiu is .. t;,anl (Ate for r the tew•u Mtn) shout.) be elolnrt.ed by the year 1sta are: It.. War. Bro. 3. J. Rohtraten; W. M„ Weir. Bro. J. 11. Varcoe; S. W.. Arthur Strachan; J. W., Ralph Munroe; chaplain. Wor. Bro. f]tpt. 1. Hetheringunr; ewere- tary, Woe. Bro . R. M. Young: trems- urer, Wnl. Clayton; it, D , Will Sal - Iowa; J D-, Mait- Allan: 1. G., Chan. Rolwrtnon; S. R., Roy Munro; J. R., Elmer Robertson; D. of C. Woe. Boo. Col. 'Vamp.; tyler, Thos. Willson. 13w attendance was exceptionally large, both of local and visiting brethren- The ts-antpul installation of the plant. cenewrfwty of the order waw ....Met -tett , by Right Woe.. Bro. H. E. Rorke, TIM• Signnl miles-lt itlw;; y '[.'owl-. D. D. G. Z,t., et Clinton. and Was ren- unell,ls the 5)101)11ou or both these ep-- derwi is a very able manner. laws. After the official work. aodjourn- went was made to the banquetting hall, where the fourth degrw• was ex- emplified in a style well in keeping with the past history of the craft in �e�.rry - h. Aotd.ses.n , a -g. and atalflie wlrs.le up the program for the eakdag and it was oartainly one epi enjoyrnetat Shape the .sort tseak of war, over four yuan age•, there has been a great car- taitweet in any enseet.ainments given bv the Masonic nyder throughout the leitiwh Empire. The erase ha, given 9hrnu.aada upon thousands te the cwt of the country aad sew, if any. isat have as hater roll of tat - Mw o.. on this ac.inent the fee. Chilies on the ueession of any -pedal event were eery wild. However. Rt. 3Ahll'a day of 1918 wits inside the occa- sion of a orMt.kl hran/of the e.weluaion of paws as well as of the eunit•ersary whish the day represents -s a ( VRLCFNOTES P. the people. The Jaeketol Mfg. I'o. ask+ a re. newal of fir exemlalou from titration upon its plaid 1 .•x.tpt *germ)! tale -.1 fur a flu-Ilwr p'rl.al of tem ywirs. The Jaekgou plant IoM been employing a eousidenuble number of wurkrre. end the tsnss•e•14 is asked is a shunt naw teuslderttlx the Is-i*-Nt. the Pewit %t i11 ,.sews from the ...shined operatwit Th. annual laislness neetlttg of the Huron Presbyterial Society will tw held In Wellts .bon h. 4ll/11u11, °n Tnewisy. Jaulary 14. at 11 ;.w. Rev. J. 111. t►derhent will present the enhjor t "The Jews. fb Hlatery mid t'rephw•y." at tate Mowery marNgr of the Mb, .-i 1 day, the Itth. at 2 ....leek, lu the reetry of the Baptist ?thumb. The seri-We, In filmic ehmn•h crest Sahlsttli will be .onilsm-red by the minister. Subject. 11 a.m.. "Faith at the Threshokl." In the .evening there will he • New Teer's m,'s,slge for the young people; aubjeet. -Chit to Win. - Sabbath wheel anal alible blames at :1 .i clock. '.'row \.'w 1.wra Psalm" *ma -The Men Who Cont udirtea Hlwgelf.- tbe first of two 'eerie., on "Four l'watmg" aM I "Four Men." will he the enbje.4g next borers Iffy at the Haytist ehur.•h. Bible wel.00l at :i p.m. and It. Y. 1'. 1 . at a p.m. Tlw 1k Y. 1'. 1'. topic- i. "He - pew log." PEKSONA . MENTION. Mr. J. H. McClinton has been home tram Toronto'for the Christmas season. Mrs. D. R. Witmer, of Detroit. is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stod- dart. Mra, C. Simons, St. David's street, has returned from a two weeks' visit to friends at Clinton. Mrit, R: F. Alien, of Detroit. spelt New Year's as the home of her parents. C,Ot- AO Mrs. Lawson. • 11 r. a.a Mrs. o;onbu Shoved asst rt,ildlea natter: relights at Zurich for a few Mir FAO week. Mr. and Mrs. .bwk Campbell, of Port Cotten -we, spent the t•hristutss week with relative's in town. Mr. and Mrs. p. Johnston and child- ren. of Preston. have n -turned house after vi,Jtio1 the lady's nether, Mrs. °tett,-r, Newgate at. Mr. and Mss. G. A. Lunney, of Coiling - wood. are visiting their daughter) -Deem. J. H. Johnston. Mr. Lunney, ria i3 tbe publisher of The Collinewood EisierPrise. gyre The Signal a fraternal call. The fortieth awmul auw thwg of Ilse r•ieuttrrrsl. aaal Esp-rl- ns•mtal Terson will be belt! at the 4h1- tario Agrlenit,trrl 4'o11.•re. I:nelp t January lith ail i:eth. \Ir. H. K. Revell. of C:.wl.•r1.•1p. Is one ..f the Iliree- tone of the lldou. - • d aortal evening eloslnc with a watchnlght scrttiee wag hill on New Years Eve at North gtreei llelsall't rhumb by flet unkwl F:pwortb Leurtest. of the two Methodist rhnrelws. )barb•. mime+ aid refregh- memo. were followed by •Is,rt ad- drewseM ivy Het-. J. E. Fool. Hev ees. 1. Feral and the pastors. '19m closing of the Mel )war and the erp•nhlg of the new year were observed In prayer. The congregation of North street Methodist church will mea: with the Victoria street congregation nett Sun - hay morning and evening. A. the ar- rangement for their 'aeon services has been maple by a representative commit- tee of both the malting churches, the pastor of North street church hones that all the members of hes congrega- tion will loyally !rapport the movement by attending as talthfnlly as it the aer- vfcew were held In their own ehnrch. Union nervines of the North street and Victoria street Methoiliwt c.ngreg- tions trill be held in the Victoria street church next Monday, ss follows: 10 o'clock, (e low•hip Meeting in charge of Rev. I)r.Rutledge; 11 .i in c'eck. orn- M i D Wi NTER SALE OF ing ,senses. Rev. J. H. Ogterllont will preach; 1 o'clock, each Sunday school will meet In its own achool,room, union BihMvaamos Io the Vi.'torla street Muthm; 7 pp. t.* . evening service. Rev. Dr. IMtle.lge will preach. Enloe choir will turbtkh music Trimmed Millinery Extra Special Value in All Trimmed Hata If -Price Velvet along Felt Shi><pes for 1.00 Elisa L R• MacVicar KINGSTON STREET BUSY? But never too bogy to 'Ires give every patrols cour- teens treatment, distinc- tive portraiture. and the promptest possible serv- ice. Our modern equipment insures ' this, Hick Priced ? - Net at all J. T. FELL PHOTOGRAPHER Thursday, Jad. 2, 1919. ;Off e 1 THE FASCINATION PF SAVING 'aviag is a habit th;t [rings tem taus There is something famine watching the dullati neount, of independence add securiV grows the knowledge that you have =eery is the bank Prepare for future uncertainties by opes� A SA%Inga Account with this Bank nom. 1 ntrrest allowed is' cuereut rates. UNION BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - WINNIPEG. MAN. • GODERICH BRANCH, - F. WOOLLCOMaE. • • - aa._ : 5. tom► • - ---- f STANDARD FEEDS ARE ENDORSED by the Organization of Resources Com- mittee of Ontario and are for sale .by the following Bram: The Campbell Flour Mills Co., Ltd., West Toronto Tare Campbell Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Peteiborc. Howson & Howson, \Vingham. D. 1'- Thomson, Oril lia. A..1. McFall, Bolton. • Write for priees and purchase direct from the above ruai.u- facturera See "Standar(" on the tags. OFFERING;FOR SALE Oil Cake Meal Cotton Seed Meal For immediate sale in carload Tots. To be bold directly to Farmers, Farmers' Local Organizations and Local Dealers Belling directly to feeders of Live Stock. This offer is open only to December 31st when other disposition will be made of stoeks remaining. Prieea on application. Till December 314 they will be approximately $63 to I1.6f per ton f. o. b. Hamilton, depend- ing on carrying charger; at the time of purchase. Sold on the basis of marked weights an they arrive. Purchase directly from Jamas Zicbard n lb Sons, Ltd., Merl Sault 1~fYlag, Teronte, in charge for the Organic- ` alien of Resources Committee, Parliament Buildings, To- - A Rich red blood will bring color to your cheeks. Health and beauty usually go hand in hand. Where perfect health abides worry and wrinkles have no place. 1','ure rich blood is the basis of wend health. ' Wile's inn Pills wilt build up your blood and Ewe it glow of Iseatth to your entire system. it well insure a clear rosy com- rkxirn. This boon remedy will keep the bowels regular, tone up the stomach and keep the kidneys and 1 ver in a healthy normal condition. Take Wigk's Iron Pills now and get your . system in perfect condition. One hundred pills for 35 tent-. He had been going inlets tibias to Church tryiev to find a congenial emcee - nth" mgrs.ntbn, dot! haw, on Christman Eve he stepped' IIntro' p bene church *St as the ef u�yv 4V.. rend With the Miniver! •We hl�Mt Ude umetwie duper things width we Might M heVe done. Bud we have dope thole hying, whirti we aught la eat to have de.' The beefsolropped into the nearest pew wiets at�land relief: "Thank gamines', ' he said, "1'v! foaled my crowd at last." FRESH REDFish Now that the Christmas rush is Ver , we will ngain stock a goal aAwortment of these now popular foods Selkirk Messed Whitefish ARE SPECIALLY GOOD Spacial expfegC for Friday and 4atnrday trade 20c pound QEAN BROS. GROCERS License Na ft- MA • Store Phone 110 House Phone Ie7 • rano• ,4.anewts.-sow • • • Any Way You Turn you will find WRIGLEY'S. Everybody thinks of WRIGLEY'S when chewing gum is mentioned. This is the result of years of effort to give mankind the benefits and enio:►ment of this low-cost sweetmeat. WRIGLEY'S helps appetite and digestion -allays thirst -renews vigour. USW thlht --- filtlrt tight MAO, 1N CANADA The Flavour Lasts ..After every meal"