The Signal, 1919-2-27, Page 5m . SIGNAL
1 tables ware tilled by the card-playms, and
the prize -winners were Mist) Lawrence,
.111 FOR SALE As we are putting In $ 1 25 Mr,D. Hogie and Mr. Clasen:e Taylor.
electric power
Afterwards there was dancing and it was
well beyond the midnight hour when the
strains of the orchestra ceased. 1
pier
6 H. P. International Engine present report a moat rn)<,yabie occasion,
and the ttnancial result is the handsome
! igufturs, clutch pulley, large gasoline tank, par,' }, suui and I addition of $ 9.I+t) to the rnemortal fund.
rings and wrenches. Can lir se511 illnuing at
The Society wishes to thank the Rebekah
"Owned and Operated by a Lodge for the loan of tables and chaps 1 r
this occasion.
Practical Mao"
East Street Garage
A Rare Treat.
GODERICH - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover An entertainment of high artistic merit
was given in North street Methodist
111—.--......R I church on Thursday evening last under
the auspices of the choir of the church
There was a large attendance and the
audience was an appreciative one. nearly
every number'un the program being en-
cored. Mrs. G. H. King. of Peterb•xo .
w A N r E v 1pin•1lnlr. Kural 'IM'ke I
again
a soloist in h North street church,
Keg. A. c ti. Clarke, ria h of been
again captivated her Goderich of
audience m
George's chun:h. GxLericli, has Iweu her first number. "Sing On." and held it
appointed by Bishop \Villiauta rural through the succeeding b numbers. Mr.
dean of IJte county of Huron. F. T. EKener was in excellentdentform. his
tine baritone voice being heard to adv ante
t;. W. t. A. Rooms Opined.. nt-
,yge in two numbers and encores.
The opening of the G. W. V. A violin sobs by arise Grace Seager were
nr.ulr w•aa marked by a Itanquet given given with exquisite taste and skill. Mrs. , Kid•.ev Pills.
. u Wednesday evening by the ladies of I .`lay Rance Nrx
cKinm, of Clinton, proved a s Kidney Pills a,,
the War Auxiliary. It prov'ts1 to he a herself an artist in elocution and was WIN, ,-,.,its a box it ail
very interesting and enjoyable event, I heard with great appreciation indna bits
but owing to pr•essare on our s"Mee this several numbers. A piano duet by Miher sses glt
week a detallal report will have to be Scott and Jackson was artistically rend -
deferred. ered. and '\hiss Scott acted as accompanist
throughout the evening with her usual
Bard if .tgrleulturemetingunNteder
the ability. Altogether the program was a
A series of meetings the auspices rare treat. and Miss Scott. tne clever or -
vim the West Huron d of Agriculture gambit of North street church, under
will be held next week—on Tu -day at whose direction the entertainment wag
ambit
on Wednesday at Dungan- given. is to be congratulated upon the
non. on Thursday at St. Helens and on succi of her effort. The church was
Friday at Kintail. Further par prettily decorated with flowers for the
are given by advertisement in this issue. occasion.
It is hoped the meetings will be well at- Mrs. Cummings' Visit.
tended.l
We guarantee On Tuesday evening the sch'iol room
p (good Roads Meeting. e>< St. George's church was well filled with
e ting
OUT prICCS 1►t•pnty Reeve Clerk has arranged for an appre•-iative audience of ladies to hear
:vig,ublic meeting tat, be held in the town Mrs. Willoughby Cumlmnirs, D. C. L., of
uueil chamber next 1'uewlay electing Toronto, speak on foreign missions. Mrs.
iu connection with the Provincial high- i Cummings is a very tkl int and forcible
tray project. Mayor Wigle will ptq' 1 speaker and she made a strong appeal fix
side and the reeves and councillors o ..- t-,t.r support of missions, especially
1
have been
invited us he R Everybody
intererited in the rt gnestt.tn c
\ Robertson & Mair
Conscio Food board Ltcsnce No S-21411
Grocers 1, highway improvement is urgttii to h
filledI preeivnt as tine meeting.
. Oddfellows' Hall was t0 overflow-
adjoining
the occasidxn bet euojc�. of mothers',pensi
n by the Holy desirability of havng women on the
. the euchre sod dance ing on Tuesday night,
• chuck m aid i
—
far
LOCAL TOPICS.
Fresh Eggs
AND
Choice Dairy
Butter
Cash or Trade
Dodd's
Kidney
Pilis
GVDU1C1, O!?.
are the tally
iradkina that
wilt cure Dia-
betes. Like
13right'v D.s-
ease this dis-
ease was in-
curable until
Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured iL loxias
themselves conies*
that without Dud's
Kidney Pills they are
powerless against Dia.
betel. Dodds Kidney
t ills are the keit nwdicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
imitations— box, nater and
i+, II, are advertised to do .o,
but the medicine that Jura
cure
labotos
be in charge 4.1 the -elvlces in \ ict.xia
• street Methodist church next Sunday. A
nion of the
twat lethodtatement ist churches rding rin uGodorx:h w
be made and halloos for the vote will be
distributed. The ballots will be return.
able on Sunday,
Mar:h 91h.
The services in Kiwi church next
Sabbath will be conducted by the
mender. In the morningll the
dts's rataent
ed to
' of the Lord's Supper'
all the members of the eongrevati n. -1n
the evening the tiwnte will be "The
Church Mi,itant.' 1)n Friday evening
• at If o'clock a preparatory service will be
held.
The service. in North street \leth•tdist
• church will be cortdtx•ted fnext Sunday
u �d In
Iby the pastor. Rev. Dr. will deal watt
the evening the pa:
• another incident in the Pilgrim's Progress
-subject: •'Thr I>etectable Mountains.-
s in the church
i parlor at 0a a. nub Sunday hoot and
Bible classes meet at 3 p. m. You will
• be made weltllame to any et there
services.
EP CROSS NOTES.
headquarters of 1 w
that all knitted goods
led in by. Mand lath.
knitters to work hard
d bung all nufrhexl
over to Cr. (,allow'*
dna have wished
\Vont flu
mint be ha
I Crass state
iMay weask on
I until that date
I work and yarn le
;onus!, North street•.
.\r nlnahers of pe DC g
this kind held in Goderich and it is hoped to purehase that ex • (lent 9tiality 01
I Merit Co. of Chicago. A few years ago
he returned to his native township, took
it will not to the last. Nes. Gro. herH. yarn d 4.«•1 , aour local N
Asir s storehon I over the old o his
at township,
erected
King, of Peterborough, sang with y
which was a delight I Manlayt Thursday and sl orbit' after- a over
handsometld new iwuae and settled down
sweetness t the Ids of the farm Ile a
old-time uwas member
to her old friends as well as to those who
Thurt lay, February 27, 1919' -$
APITAL • RIESZ YE —$ ••000.000
TOTAL A S — Iaoi00o000
THE
FASCINATION OF SAVING
tint log is a habit that bnnits hue satisfac-
tion. There is something fascinating about
watching the dollars moult 4p. grows e with
of independence and security
the knowledge that you have meaty, in the
Hank.
1•refeire fur future uncertainties by opening
a w'ing's Account with this lank moi.
Interest allowed at current rates.
4.46
UNION BANK OF CANADA
BEAD OfI-ICE . WINNIPEG. MAN.
•GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOLLCOMBE, . - - M.earer.
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death of Mr. Allan R. throii.h *h.• ii;.;,.411'N already at \'.ork
learned of OCf . which tic- awl to :, i.»'i.•t\ Neil eelahlitiherl ati&
Greed ofn Saturdaye
townfip
correct on Saturday last after a brief ill- we•11 kuovv u, wo it was d.rid•ed� to tllik
ries of aOVentdicitis. Dlr. Green was a I our colhs•tors to continue their rikilde
strong robust titan, only four wntith» more t Ii11 Jusi)
t r sb1►, i.rrl» of t
I in his forty-third
for ext ho
year, and the news of his death came as I wiu•u rhe• ►tree P e•
a great surprise. He was burn in Colborne. r•nog•s•s w ill prolaibly le 1i.i-.4x1. We•
but for ten years or so lived in the States. ill
uris ,ly their -ttuour
ycontributor
4114 a to
in
connected with the Fairbauke-
nd
f•el cuiddeill fled •t hearty' respos•»w
will lie wade W this further uppesti to
oto' g•'Ia•r)aity,
As M. Itottt:ItTrooN,
'fres :n r'r' of W'a rtl 4 'ullei io/trl.
tuxes of life Hill Presbyterian church and
h
by
not before heardrtier. A duet given , Basket-113a1L a liwluld, h was warmly esteemed sb3 and highly re
much
enjoyed. Humber and Nina Whiting K -t {»asks* -Lull ted by all who knew him. Ile leaves
Dr. Rutledge presided I lirasu up uioo11g tire boys' •lel , aawife and three children. ary. Herbert
over the meeting. The jttrges were Miss
1 Ben d M Methodist. [taytf»t and 1'1••wby I and Dorothea and is mourned also by his
aged father. Mr. Andrew Green, his broth-
ers Will and James. u( Colborne. and
three sisters: Mrs. Kober res of Col -
t....%.4,
o¢n.\i andPMissMurdoch
. rrtlanal
too k place to Colborne cemetery on
W'edfl sday• — --
Collections fur. Refugees -
ECONOMIZE
MAKE YOUR OLD
HAT NEW WiTH
COLORITE
Colors old and new straw
hats, satin, silk and canvas
,tipper;, and basketry. it is
waterproof and dural'le, very
• eerily applied, and dries in 3)
minutes. There are 16 colors.
Come in and we will show you
the different ,trades. '
Phone and mail orders quickly
filled.
Name Society of St. t'etex s scjaol board.
of the soldiers' memorial fund. Over forty I On Wednesday evening Mrs. Cum I decided upon by the direr
mangy gave an illustrated lecture on timlerich lndustnal Exhibition for this
I Japan to the girls of the church. The year's fair.
limelight views were particularly good and I Mr. Albert Rivers, who recently re -
the lecture was most instructive. It is m„veil to town from Dungannon. ha»
Girls'League will shortly• purchased from Mr. J. J. \leaver the
in Japan. At the ciu'.r o. easant
refreshments were served and �a p The supply of Laurier portraits at this
social hour was spent. • office is exhausted and out-of-town sub -
On Wednesday afternoon \Ins. Cum scribers will please not send further orders.
mines addressed a combined meeting
of
the three chapters of the 1. 0. D. E. on
the welfare of girls employed in the prob
he
4 las it
if the
•rfu n
1. Sharman, hiss S. lly an t ,•hurchee». Thr nr+q M h• doled ale
Mooney. These gave their decision in I tat► pluer ou 11w lay evenin la's,
Iwtwtt•n Ital•11•ta- anal I'rer.byterhut
the result. LI4-11, being a ilecisire
victory for St. .\islr••w's 514,41111
tuetaiou blight 1w wade of t'a{rafu
Erie %Vils•m 11111 \Villi.• \Vrlr, who
were the .chief ,caul -getter» for the
sterid'». 'Che Itaptiste were ••I•Iw•Iy
giwrdte!, and, us u n silt, esperieixrrl
much ditticulty in breaking away anti
shorting on the basket. Mt. .bines''»
have u ••lever guano -tie. who un- lin-
favor of Miss Jean MacEwen. let prize:
Mats Maud Howell. 2nd prize; Miss
Marguerite Lymhurner.:ird prize.
LOCAL TOPIC INS RIEF'.
Having been asked by the Mayor to .
entertain the returned soldiers, the (.en- I proving ha every ,»Lu•st. Anna
eral Brough Chapter has planned an I I,twb anal John ttotutld um wv ri yh••
evening of entertainment for March t7tth. i.t.tI lot iii•.y v tlt•s. itt's II Il. ld h.
e
Monday. 15, Visual
s.7. esIplayers strictly to the rules. Mr. )1,'-
tieptember lo, iFi sail 17. are the dates C
tars u( tbtr l.'rewrh was utY+ciul timekeeper. and
Melville ,)It- .gilt official scorer.
.tknit lift, attended, and ww a very
exciting' ' ,•onte•t. Next week the
Itatpti-Is ate! M:•thotllsts meet in the
414. ,IIIII game tri the schedule.
Thi• hams Ih+•rl up as follows:
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Pure house -made Lard,
crocks or pails... .....-
1 lb. lots .................30c
Domestic Shortening 30C
H. A. Brand Oleomargarine�x
Our own Pork Sausage 23c
Our own Bologna Sausage 20e
r Mutton `rex
Leg peony,
Loin young Mutton ........23f
Chops young Mutton sic
Stews young Mutton Ibc, 18c
Choice Corned Beef ...18c, 25c
Phone West side Square
Red ('
Ti. the I.
tate of Tile signal.
lk•ar Mir. Maus of our .'•nitrlbulora
lune been as 'tic alien the Iter) frost»
t'olleet coli» ail Iw dl:••uuti 1. This
question was ,h tide) ut the luw•tlug
,a( the iii,•ail Has t'ru.s S.a •h.'ty' ou i
\louditY rceuiiig ria tv,' should like to
pr••s•ut !lira matter to our ••itizeiw
through (int ioinutuw •, The Slgmi1.
It•d t'ross activities + tie the +til- I
tiler+ are still going ••u v iet•wms acid
at home and most •',rnthnue or uolitlw
yet. Supplies are net weds .int much
now awl the host shipments a • to bit
went in March. as free leans{»r tatltlu
expected that a
be formed m St.
residence ou `el+tun street next t a r' tt.\I''1'id:uxrd», t'. Itaithby he the railways will •s•ase• thea. .lint
files Cummit►¢s made a very favorable 'doses-, own residence. soil J Ikaialds.m : s tit r••. H. f'lutrorl . 1 menet- will .till M• i.•vd•rl to pure) tat•
impression in Goderich and her coming I i rays
preagassn will be looked forward to with w111 1»• held at tb• ,ho *captain./
lin hospital aeric.
pleasure. s 1 lerty F:IRii avrnu. uu �T\111tF:v\ M I Me r- 1'M KeI t rix. }i»it•ty Iw. al. r
W. 1'. T. l •..\et is Ides.
On Monday last the W. C. T. U. met
in the home of Mrs. i Rev. i 0,terhout. St Georges Churchwaoan's ,UI
It being Frances Willard Memorial Day a I intends holding a high tea and bazaar in
arch I
4Mrs.March
:flank.
IM.W. 1 ow•ell took charge of the first
part of the meeting. Mrs. G. M. Elliott
Faye a very tine paper om "Reconstruc-
t tion. d
Ibe used in the purchase of an electric iron I Tickets rocs and Mrs goitre
and anything else the committee may set Huron road. Goderich township. The
lit for the children's shelter. The March . -- deceased had been ill with influenza and
meeting will be held at Mrs. Aitken's I CHURCH NOTES. 1 her death was caused from the after -
home, the public horn . - 1 effects 01 this msease. The late Miss
Thursday afternoon the members of who was in her twenty-third
the W. C. T. U. and other visitors at The March meeting of the Ministerialym highly respected in the neigh
•
tended the parlor meeting at the home of Assodation will be held in the vestry of 1 year, was and a wide (nigh'
Mrs. Mooney, East street. `ars. Gordon North street Methodist church no Mon- I mourn her early wide The f friendsthy I
interested theni the whole community goes out to the
Murray. of Hamilton, day. March 10th at 2 p m. Full attend -father, mother and two brothers in their
ladies a a couple of hours speaking of ante requested.
different departments of W. C. T. U me Power of Life” ,tri d "The Law of tad bereavement. The funeral will be
work. Her address was instructivei and I Possession.•• or "Why Does thee Gambier I held Friday to Maitlagd cemetery. `
The Union ecided to give $10 to
inspiring and it will be a p
some time • in the future Mrs. Murray
again visits Goderich. the Baptist church
On Friday evening
was the scene of interest when six young
ladies gave essays on "Why the growing,
manufacture and use of tobacco is useless
and harmful to the human system." The
papers were all very good and the mem-
bers of the W. C. T. U. wish to thank
Mrs. Urquhart. whohad
interest
shown in contest
charge. for her great
the work. This is the first contest of The pastor, Rev.
Never win*' will be the su {ec s
sidered at the Baptist church next Lord'sI ATEW -person—An old `�esdep etiof
1'
Day. Bible school at 3 p. m. and B. • Goderich,
a
P. U. at S o'clock. T. Mathews, widow of the late William
Rev. R. C. McDermid was in Bruce I Matthews. passed away on Tuesday
county last Sunday in the interest.; ot e of I jail that Alextor andra
ae hospital,
pgnt 1, where
The dee
Forward Movement. and the pulpit
Knox church was occupied by Rev. Wil- I ceased was a daughter of the late John
Ilam M• of terdaformerly 1era Mrs.
a
many yearsminister at Exeter. Mr. I Baxter of town. Her husband. who was
ail
Martin was heard with mu:h interest. 1114911 well-known nrema m ttwill clerk.
taken `n
H. O;terhout. will 1 Brantford b• the aftcrn ren G• T. H.
(rain tom arrow i Friday l for interment in
the Mathews tamely plot in Greenwood
emetery In that cit.
4
o as:. 1•1t
lust their all and to pro%i e
purchase food and clothing and other i
nes •.•sea rhes.
We think that it is latter to ice.
.ulh.•tlous for this purl arse ht 1;01114ictt
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Coffee
Blended from the finest
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Beans
Freshly Roasted
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Our Coffee \s'ill atisfy
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Price, 50c per pound.
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Wednesday and Thursday, March 5, 6
FOR THE SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL FUND
BILLIE BURKE
1\
"THE LAND OF PROMISE"
Billie Bi''-
d Or
E elle Pn -taw
The greatest stage suc-
cess of its season. The
talk of the Great White
Way. This tender heart
interest story enhanced by
the captivating presence of
Billie Burke becomes a
Paramount Picture you
can't afford to muss.
MODEL THEATRE
WED. and THI R'
MARCH f and ti
1n aid of the Soldier's' Memorial Fund
ADMISSION 35c
One performance daily, at S o'clock
Friday and Saturday, March 7, 8
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WRIGLEY5,.
NIcKEE.--There passed awl/ in Gale -
rich township on Monday. February
24th, Alice Rutledge Hamilton, widow of
the late Thomas McKee. The deceased
lady was in her eighty-eighth year and
had been for many years a resident of
Goderich township. Her husband pre-
deceased her eleven years. The funeral
was held from the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. J. Johnston, 4th concession,
on Wednesday last and was very largely,
attended, interment being made in Mait-
land cemetery. A family of four daugh-
ters survive. all of whom are residents
of Goderich township: Mrs. T. J. Johns-
ton. Mrs. Geo. Falconer, Mrs. Jas. Ross
and Mrs. Johnston.
401,
HOGGARTH.--The home of Mr. and
IN
Mrs. Thomas Hoggarth, Baytield road.
has been sadly bereaved by the death of
*their second son, Thomas Frank. making
>= the first break in their family circle.
t. Frank. who was in his ninth year. had an
attack of influenza about Ch istmas time,
Ebut recovered and went back to school. A
Iweek before his death the disease recurred
in a virulent form. Besides the sorrowing
parents, two brothers and two sisters are
bereaved. The fun• ral services nn Tues-
day afternoon were conducted by Rev.
I. 11 0sterhout and Rey 1. E. Ford, and
the pallbearers were four of Frank's
schoolmates- Johnnie Sproid, Elwood
Thompson, Kingsley Ilarris and Emmet -
son Elliott.
EQUINN. — There passel away at
Toronto on Monday, February 2lth,
Mrs, Margaret. Quinn, relict of the late
Daniel Quinn. The deceased lady was
in her eighty•faurtli year and was
In-
dnsposed .in y s week, with bronchitis,
when death took place For many
years Mr. and Mrs. Quinn lived In Ash-
nekt township, near lanes. Where the
former died twenty years ago. A hew
- years atter her hnshand's death Mrs.
C
Qninn renIoved to Toronto, where she
iaisi
- Made her house with her children.
,, The remains were brought from Toron-
to and were interred in lit. Joseph's
.....
IC cemetery, Kingshridge, on Wednesday,
ra
re puce mass being hekl in St. Joseph s
I church. 'Ilse following ramps, survive:
.john, of Colorado: Jeoeettb itmi William,
aof Toronto:
2 .t1011 Mit Dalton. of Toronto.
GREEN. -11 was with the deepeat re
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A LSO
WILLIAM RUSSELL
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"Up Romance Road"
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The story of a love affair which rail too smoothly, shunted to
tne rocky road and became entirely too rough.
Matinee Saturday at 3 o'clock
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