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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-11-27, Page 5' TIN SIGNAL NOV IS THE TIME TO BUY OUR Christmas stock is much larger and more complete than ever before. We feel sure that if you pay us a visit you will be more than delighted when we -- show our large and varied stock of suitable gifts. We have bought very heavily in French Ivory Seta and Novelties, Ebony Toilet Requisites, Patterson's Chocolateii, Kodak,. Brownies, Albums, Flashlights, Fountain Pena, in order to supply your every need. We trust you will give us a call. It is a pleasure to show goods. z Kodaks and Brownies $2.15 to $29.0° FRENCH IVORY TOILET AND MANICURE SETS. NOVELTIES. 25c to $29.75 Do\not fail to see them .• Thermos Bottles and Kits $2.25 to $6.75 Kodak Albums 35c to $3.75 Kwiklite Flashlights PA TTERSON' HOCOLATES in Half Pound, One Poun and Two Pound Boxes Fresh shipment st received Fountain Pens $lto$5 Blackbird SWAN Djer Kiss, Mavis and Garden Court Sets $4.50 to $5.50 CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE The Penslar Store Moe 90 OODERICH 11r "Capt. Martin's resit at the Ryerson Church was intense y int ing and very enjoyable throughout. was not a moment du��tt��ttg the whole ime when there was any tettti few the merest to lag." -A. W. 1 aven.. Barrie Hamtl- ton.(klt. \ Capt.Itysrlitalt ?tett* Ston of Jean Valjeaqqq st the G i -entertainment nn Monday nggp in Na h street Methoitst church. • r- - From The Stratford Herald: "The crowd that occupied the Opera House last night was one of the biggest gather- ings held Herr tor many a day. when the comedy. The Misleading Lady,' was pre,•nted by the Mut-less Player+. The pertormanc • was watched with keen interest and there was not a weak charac- ter in the whole cast. It is claimed that it was the best ay ever staged here." See them in Goderich on December 12. MODEL TMTlW NEXT - Wednesday and a _ \IV illia Brady PRESENTS Louisa M. Alcott's F*Inous Story "Little Wothen" A Paramount Artcraft Special They are four of the sweetest girls its American fiction. They never had a "tri- angle" in their f a in i i y. Their beauty .never turned the universe. But they are fairly HUMAN ' it When you see them -why You'll really LIVE THEiR LIVES! You'll he Amy : and Lanra will court yon. You'll -be Joe, and Prof. Baer will kneel at your feet. You'll live this p i c't u r e! That's how it le! Come and rise Wednesday and Thnrsdit . i Special Matinee, Wednesday 4.15. I'n, es Inc and 15c. s. er Emig Prices this Picture : ADULTS 1Oc. CHILDREN else. BLACKSTONE=BUCKLEY ORCHESTRA (Both Nights) • LOCAL TOPICS. Everybody's Doing It. The price of milk delivered in Goderich was raised this week to fourteen cents a quart. The reason given for the increase is the high cost of feed. Murkss Players Caning Again. The Murless Players of Seaforth will present their new comedy, "The Mislead- ing Lady," in the Opera House on December 12. under the auspices of Maple ,Leaf Chapter. 1. O. D. E. All who saw their former play, "Within the Law," will be glad to welcome them again to Goderich. Contest for Centrepiece. -� Nils( Mr-ti,el.le 15 putting on n e,•onteet ageln this year. the prize offerer! bi•Ing u itandw,we et11hroi,Mr,rt centrepiece, lu rose design. Chances will 1s• given on every 250- purchase. Thr contest. wf11 eimmetwe on Monday ue\1 anal conelutle Frhlay. January 20dl. 1Vatch for farther amu„nuruient 114.x1 week. Hockey Meeting. A inning for the renrganizati,ri of the Goderich hockey club for the coming season will be held at the town hall on Tuesday evening next, at 8 o'clock. The club is entered for the Interm-diate O. H. A, and a good hockey seas in is looked for. ;Several returned men ere expected to be on the ice this season, Ind the riub wilt be in better shape than for some years past. G. W. Y. A. Taking.a Ballot. A ballot i( being taken tide week among the in'mlenhip of the (trent War 'Vetere, s A• ex -Melo-. mi hest quest lone : Whether the Asws•iathat w111 extend its activities to 1nclnde pnllticat a.'iton-tn other word., "go into Polities"; and whether the mem- bership will be extended to allow all Allied soldier. to Ise„me members, Herrtofor' only thou' who 'vent over- w'as were eligible Huron 01.1 Boys of Tonna. The annual meeting of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto will be held at St. George's Hall, Elm street, at 8 o'clock, on Friday evening, November 28, for the election of officer's and the trans- action of other business. Every Hutpn Old Boy or Girl is invitee to be present, Ladies will be eligible to election tor any office in the Association. Addresses wil be delivered by Sir John S. Willis .n and Hon. W. Proudfnot. Mrs. Too Thumb Dead. Cwtntess Msgri, known to the general public as Mrs. Tom Thumb. died on Tuesday at her home at Middleboro', Masa., at the age of tieventy•seven years. She and her fired husband, Gen. Tom Thumb, were public ch tractors many years ago as the smallest couple known. They visited G iderich about forty years ago and gave a "show" in what was then Crabb's (now McLean's) Opera urease Tom Thumb died thirty • seven years ago. The Story of peon Valkese, There should be a large audience next Monday evening at North street Metho- dist church where Capt. the Rev. W. G. Martin, of Hamilton, will tell the story M Jean Valjan. The event is under the GODIRIGH, ONT. auspices of the Cot Iegiate Imitate. and the proceeds are to be devotsd toprovid- ing ro vid- ing a tablet to be pieced in the watch t• commemorate the part taken by G. C. I. ex -students in th • great war. In addi- tion to the recital the program will in- clude the presentation of diplomas, medals and scholarships two by the students. Tickets are 35c and 50c. Hurst County Poultry Sibs. Thr Iwenrty-fourth annual exhibition of the Huron (outnty Poultry and Pet Stock A,swiatfun will be brld Wednes- day, Thursday rod Friday,. Jaatan' 14th, 15th and into, Itt!U, at the town hall, tiodrrh•b. Thr prize Mat lam brew rerlwd aiud Walde more /Sieral to ex- hihltors, and the dlrrrtorw are looking forward to what they confidently ex- pect will tar' tlw twat exhibition its the ht"tory of the Association Ur. ,.o }few. OW IS president of the Assoclattun 11r. .1. ls. Lyasbureer wu•retary-treaa urer; Mfr. ft. 1•. Po.tlethwaite auper- lntentletit of the show, rad Mr. A. W 1ysc.u. of Guelph, will ai.4rtw, judge. Effort of Coal Stripe. 1twliyt to the critical eontlittona h the matter of coal supply a reduction is the railway prwwuarr train service way tw neeensary. The G. T. H. issued a u,U,'.- early la the week that such a reduction might tw made efferrtu'e Novrtuts'r 30th and a dentate an- nouncement would kw snide Thursday (today ). However, aro further au- taruiae-went tws Well received by the less! agents up to this evening. 11 is announced that one train each way on the London. Huron & Bruce line will be cancelled. The trains to come off are the morning train from London to Winghtam and the afternoon train from Wingham to London. It will stilt be poesibk for a passenger to go from Gods. - rich to London and return the same day. Two lopsrtent Gatberiags, The Goderich I3oard of Trade was represented at the inland waterways conference at Windsor last week by Messrs. A. Saunders, W. S. Bowden and James Mitchell. At the annual mating of the Ontario Associated Boards of Trade, held at Toronto tater in the week, the Gesderich delegates were Messrs. C. Wurtele. Canon Hill and W. S. Bowden. The resolution presented by the Goderich Board at the Toronto meeting received more attention and brought out a more lively discussion than any other resolu- tion on the program The Signal gives a brief summary of both meetings in this -tie. It is likely a general meeting of the Board of Trade will be called within a week or two to receive the reports of the delegates to these important conven- tions. Mueeeasful Bazaar. The bazaar held last Saturday after- noon by ttw Mwaatika ('lab of Knox church its old of ttw Children -Ft Shelter was ,i gratifying suer,./4s. Pretty hand - worked handkerchiefs were mold at it booth, stud afternoon few wars served..t modest program.wass Ervrii, fiN•!nd- ing a vu.wl silo by Mra. Knurl( Conttw, ivaruwrntal, by Mho. Umbel McNevin um) 'MIAs Louise IarKay, a ra•al shirt by Misses Helen Howard and fhdiwy Holmes. violin isele•tfeina by Mlaew Edna Mcallane, Ruth Martin enol Helen 11411. elyo several selections by the girls' nre•heatnr. A unmM'r of handkerchiefs were left over from the bazaar and throe ere on sale at_Mi(s Susie Notthort (tote. The pro. ,wins from the bazaar arm $'IO, to which si eon- dderable aura will be added woes be hauiken•hief( are all sot. . Nine Years in Penitentiary. Blanchar4 Williams, of Stephen town ship. appeared before Judge?Dickson on Monday for sentence on the charge of committing an outrageous offence against his daughter. sixteen years of age. The judge at some length addressed the prisoner, toying that his first intention was to give the maximum punishment of fourteen years, but upon the Counsel for the prisoner describing the environment of Williams in his early life he had changed his mind somewhat. He felt that he should sentence the prisoner to a term that would allow his youngest child to grow up old enough to protect herself before Witham! would be around to have any influence over her. He said that the Children's Aid Society was taking care of his children under the age of sixteen years and that some provision would have to be made for the daughter he had ruined for life. "The sentence will be nine years in Kingston Penitenti- ary, where you will have a chance to .earn an honest trade and repent the awful crime which you have committed," - said the judge. Williams is apparently about forty years of age. G. C. 1. Notes. On Friday last, the G. C. 1. Literary Society held its third meeting of the term, Miss D. Dancey occupying the chair for the evening. The first number on the program was a recitation by Miss M. Edwards. This was followed by a debate between forms IV. and i11. B, ore the subject. "Resolved, that the young people of the present day havg more fun than they did in the eighteenth century," Miss G. Murray and Mr. E. McCreath supporting the affirmative side of the question and Miss C. Tape and Mr. J. Baker the negative. The debate was very interesting and while the judg.-s 1 One of the moat danger- ous and repulsiv,• forms of Kidney Disease is ROPSY fir which Dodd'• Kidney Pills are the only certaut cure. in l)rnp.y the kid- neys are actually dammed op, and the water, which akl he expelled in the .'nem of urine, flows hack a.5.1 kedges in the erns of the flesh and huffs out the skin. Remove the filth which pings up the drain. Restore the Kidneys to health. There is only one Kidney Medicine UODD'S KIDNEY PILLS-- --- - were making their decision th+ Girls' Orchestra ppl1aayed ricketier* from "Ja-da" and "Bubbles." After the judges' deci- sion, which was in favor of the negative, there was a recitation by Miss O. Finnigan. The next number on the program was the Journal, which was read by Miss O. Allen and was much appreciated Then Miss Clifford, Miss Fletcher and Mr. Robertson distributed the medals and ribbons won on sports day. With the singing of "Blighty' and "God Save the King" by the Glee Club, a very success -slid evening was brought to a close. , A special 'Lit." will be held next Friday, December 5, at which a smal admission fee of five or ten cents. will be charged. as the Literary Society desires to raise some money for current expenses. It is to be hoped that all the students who can puesibly attend will do so. W. N. 'McKay Goes to W1ndsor.'3Y' Mr. W. N. McKay, who has been tnana• ger of the Bank of Hamilton here since it was opened a few weeks ago. has been ap- pointed manager of the Windsor branch, and lett for that city this week. Mra. McKay and family will follow later. Although they have been residents of Goderich only a short time. Mr. and Mrs. McKay have made warm friends here who sincerely regret their departure. The new manager, who has taken c harge this week, is Mr. A.'sJ. Mackay, who comes from the Port Rowan branch, where, oddly enough, there have been three Mackays in succession as managers. The Port Rowan News says of the change: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mackay are moving to Goderich, where Mr. Mackay has been appointed manager of the branch of the Bank of Hamilton which has been estab• h;hed there. They have resided here three and a -half years, Mr. Mackay as a popular bank manager, Mrs. Mackay as a charming bride. They added much to the social wellbeing of the community. Mrs. Mackay is a singer of great ability, with a Provincial reputation. and so was able to add a great deal to the enjoyment of the public by her c acert singingas well as to charm her friends with beauti- ful parlor songs. She was the leader of the choir in Neal Memorial church and was in the midst of her Christmas prac- ti•e when orders from headquarters ar- rived. We have had three Mackays here in accession as managers of the Bank of Hamilton and they were al, real men with charming wives It often happe ns that big-hearted men get sour .pippins for wives, but the Mackays were alt fortunate not only in what they escaped but in what they won as well. LOCAL TOPics IN BRIEF. County Court will be hold Tuesday, December 9th, Judge Dickson presiding. The Good Cheer Club of Gnderich township has i -'ted invitations for a dance tote held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Friarsirening of this week. Mr. Lauder of the Model Theatre had his new ventilating fan in operation for the first lime on Montlay night. and although the house was crowded the patrons were surprised to find the air fresh and sweet. Miss Bess Pennington, of Dundee, is spending a few days with her friend. Mus Ivy Elliott, Cobourg street. - Model Theatre Program M0ND.t and TUESDAY Thos. H. Ince presents 7'hhr.day, November 21. open Current Accounts for firms andj'individuals. We supply them with checkbooks so that they can draw against their de - postts in favor of other persons. If they have funds, we pay their notes or acceptances at maturity when payable here. Depositors are thus enabled to pay bills or withdraw stoney without coming to the Bank. BANK OF HAMILTON Goderich Branch -W. N. McKay, Manager FOR SALE 1 FORD TOURING CAR, 19 7 Model. lb' Equipped, $475. I MCLAUGiILIN TOURI er and Electric Light • R with Start. a East Street Garage "°w' Peen M::�by a GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover Mr. and ]Irm. .1. W. Taybpr were taken by surprise oiw• ere ' g I t week by a number or -laity and gq, ,unman tripod. arriving • in ofd fashlinel roa- tunN•,.. They were Kron• eh most heartily and all .pijoiyet al 'aunt aria amiable time. • , CHURCH • A meeting of the Min ittferia-Ageociation will be held in Knox hunch vestry on Monday next air 2 click. Rev. P. 1''. Sinclair will give an rt ss, and import- ant matters are to be discussed. • "The Glory of Old Age" and ''Things 1 Ought to Have Known Before I Was Twenty-one," will be the themes at the Baptist church next Lord's Day. The Bible school meets at 3, and the B.Y.P.U. at 8 o'clock. The morning subject at Victoria sheat Methtidrt church next Sunday will be; "A Living Temple." Sunday school at 3 p. m. Evening subject: "Jf the Kingdom of God is Income, what is my share ?" Mr. Sincliut'ilitleiTT! Sunday (reit in Knox church pulpit. which will be his last Sunday, will be: Morning, "The Rear Guard," a sermon for the old e; even- ing, "Can Canada's Church Win Canada's Manhood?" concluding the seriesto young people. Rev. 1'. F. Sinclair next Sunday row. dudes his term as supply minister off. Knox church. His pulpit addresses have been neatly appreciated, as have ala, been his associations with the people, and ' Knox chwch will have a hearty welcome for him whenever be again visits the eofgregat on, *erah Street Methodist ('hureh. • Seryices at North street Met/midi-it church next Sunday will be as follow t0 a.`.pt., classes and Men's Club; If and 7, public worship. 3 p. nt., Sunday school: At the Men's Club Mr. A. M. Robertson will speak on the teachings and dangers of Mor.,oni.m. The pastor's morning theme will be: "Laws of Unanswered Prayer." Evcnine: -The Dangers of Neglect." The League meeting on Tuesday r>,ght will be favored with a visit from the president of the district, Mr. Fred Savauge of Seaforth. The public are cordially invited to this service. There will be consecration, r -call and recep- tion ut new memberit North street church wa"ll�Ssitlti'-amtk-- - versary celebrition a w from neat Sunday, when Rev. Ili. former pastor, will preach. RIGLE Dorothy Dalton in "Quicksand" A Paramount ?knot- also 'irinrealso \ Pearl White Theiightning Raider' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY William A. Brady's ''Little Women" A Paramount Artrraft MpaeW Also A Paramount Flagg Comedy FRIDAY• and SATURDAY Metro - presents Viola Dana In "False Evidence' Atw, A Two Reel Comedy Monday Matinees w 4.15 p.m.: 'tatarrday 3.00 p.m. 1111.11111111111111111111. YOU will find all three flavours in air- tight sealed packages- but look ' for the name f - WRIGLEY'S because it is your protection against inferior imitations. Just as the sealed package is Protec- tion against iin- purity. SEALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT The Flavour Lasts! MADE rel CANADA NIGLEY'S JU1CX FRU1T 1 >iY CHIMING GUMM„Ip (JI eriefti4VOUA/Afrf • • er 1