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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-6-17, Page 5TKI I11a13AL GODsa1CH, OTT. Mims. !bait wishes of the conRrMation at loge, Hon. F. C. Biggs at Clinton.I many of whom will not soon forget the A epeciul meeting of the county c•uuu- splendid spirit of self forgetfulness in which she was always ready to stand by ell was held ut Cllxtou on Tuesday , and assist those who were in trouble. She for the puyuw• of meeting the lion. l was also t6etive in Sunday school work F. l'... Biggs, Provincial Minister of and taught a class of boys with marked dinner 1f'the I who w'xp tel. Af r success. Mr. Allen was an active worker t dinner at the Huttister a hotel. Atter in the Young Men's Bible class, of which the diluter the Minister and has Deputy,' esem• he was treasurer. They -ire moving to Mr. W.A. my w 'McLean, gave addresses. o Kitchener, where Mr. Allen has taken a dealing wululy with the highway int• ! position with the Merchants Printing Co. provrute11t pulley ut She I'rovltelal Government. A tuore extended report of the proceedings is held over until Inert week. ('ar Overturns,. An accident occurred this (Thursday) afternoon about 5 o'clock when a Ford runabout overtnrned at the corner of Montreal street and the Square. The occupants of the car were two men off a pleasure yacht Tying in the harbor ; both escaped with slight injuries. The car, which is owned by Mr. E. Lynn, was damaged to quite an extent. the wind- shield being broken and the steering gear bent. The accident was caused by a sudden swerve in avoiding a woman who was crossing the street. A(Wition to the Standpipe. Mr. N'illium Hunter. of the Hueter Bridge & Iron 11'orks. Kioeaninie, war in town yesterday and conferred with the water and light cowmisstou with reference to the proposes' addition of twenty-five feet to the standpipe, which would give It a total height of 1255 feet and a much greater pressure. It was the Hunter firm that built the stalatpIpe, over twenty years ago, and made a 'first•etass job of it. The con- tract fur the addition will probably he plated in the same hands, only some details remaining to be arranged. Makes Fist Appearance. The autographic feature tells when and: wrt�alls picture was taken: LOCAL TOPICS. to L 0o West street Wigand all conveniences FOR SALE A �jMTIT OF Com -Fence_ Pos AND Anchor Posts To Address Women's Institute. Mrs. Robert Sawyer. of Churchill, Ont., will be the speaker at a meeting of the Godench branch of the Women's Institute to be held at the home of Mrs. Bradford 'Bruce street, on Tuesday. June 22nd. A large attendance is requested. Holman -Brownlee. . Mr. G. W. Holman, county clerk, went r fi quietly to London last week, and on Wednesday was married at St. Paul's Cathedral by Canon Tucker to Mrs. Maud Brownlee. formerly of Hayfield and Goderich. At the meeting of the county council at Clinton on Tuesday Mr. Hol- man was ov:rwheimed with congratul- ROBERT WILSON HAMILTON STRt*T -- GODLRICH 1 -THE- Model Theatre Programlir. -1 - R leek June 21 to June 26 MONDAY AND TUESDAY ` A Paramount Picture - Vivian Martin in "`HOME TOWN GIRL" ALSO Episode 13, ADVENTURES OF RUTH. -o- WEDN'Y AND THURSDAY A -Goldwyn Special "THE CUP OF FURY" (Story by Rupert Hughes) ALSO Smiling Bill Parsons in ``BILL SETTLES DOWN" -0-- FRIDAY Atli SATURDAY Lewis J. Seiznick presents Mitchell Lewis "LAST OF HiS PEOPLE" ALSO "`SUPREME" COMEDY. THE LAST SERMONS IN TWO SERIES AT'1HI: BAPTIST CHURCH MONTREAL ST., JUNE 20 11 a. m. '`Tbs Symbolic o Signifii f-.I-phn's Visions" , 7 p., m. • • '. "An invitation to theo. Operative" 9.55 a. m. • Bible School. 8 p. m. Young People's Meeting. COME ! YOU WILL BE WELCOME. Litt le---duhnelo t. .Ila early morning wedding took place at the Victoria street parsonage. 1111 Tuesday morning, at T o'clock, when Rev. J. F. IttirAtft united in the Winds of matrimony Miss Adria Pearl, only daughter of Mr. and VIrs. John John- stuu. Maitland road, ]w1 Mr. George IJttle, fartuerly of Goderich, the yieing couple were attended t, the gram's sister. )ties Kata Little, mud Mr. Ed- lSparr. The .bride was becom- ingly attired in a spit of blue trlcotlne and white hat. Afterwards the wed- ding breakfast was awrved tit the home of the bride's parents and the happy couple Tett by steamer Greyhound for Detroit, where they will reside for the present. The bride retelved a numlwr of handwtwe gifts. including one from the Victoria Helpers class of Victoria street MetIiodist church, who also tendered her a "shower". dna evening Last week, and a wet of Limoges china from her fellow -workers iu the knit- ting factory. Water and Light Commission. At Ate meeting of the water and light eomtn4slon lastw k Mr. William R-behalfof allatee appt't on public school- board and 4-nuested a reduction In the charges for water sup- plied to the school. A letter a11111 from the public school board was read. ask - The 33rd Regiment band made its- ing Hutt a larger water pito be pat first appwararsw of tlw season on Mon- In at' Victoria school. These mutters flay evening, when it placed fur the were referred to the engiis•.-r for re - Greyhound excursion and made a very port. A letter from the Provincial favorablet Impression. Bandmaster Commission, requesting that advertis. Scott has got together a group of lug for t•tlr est- o he diwg.ut acing and inued. was mislchins who promise td give a splen- cooking app did aesount of tiwmselres under Ills read and placed on tile. A new ache- ful direction. The new khaki uud- dule of- rates for electric light forms give the laud a natty nppear- weer was receiv'tl viti- ates.. On Wednesday evening the first. pial Commission and was adopted for of the scowl's outdoor programs was the Ia•aI system. A einumunicatlon given on the Square and In aplte oftfront the local board of, health enclotwd the cool weather was hesrd_.b7 a_large a report from a I'rotita•Iul health in - crowd. Next week the band will Jai eipectur adrletng the installation of an out on Thurwbay evening. automatic chlorinating system. It Was Board of Trite Notes. decided to obtain wires. A letter from the Hunter Bridge & Boiler Co., lOn. The Board of Trade is tryingto induct cardiae. contained a proposition for i_... the G. T. R. to restore the Buffalo service the addition o[ twenty -fire feet M taw as it used to be, with a train arriving in ataudplls at en approximate cost of Goderich about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. l ;sal, sod It was decided to ask Mr. Mr. W. S. Bowden has been engaged as o Hueter to tome and confer with the secretary for another year. at the same I tvtmmasalon. salary. id Entertainment, i President Beatty of the C. P. R. has A Splendid written stating that he is unable to visit The annual entertainment of the Goderich at the present time. 1 Ibie :lllivrav )fission Bawl was held An optician from Stratford is renting in the lecture room of Knox church the vacant office in the Board of Trade „1, Friday evening. June 4th. The rooms at $12 a month. program, which *.as of a varied nature. The industrial propositions which the was listened to by so Pit -spinney Board has before it are making satisfac- appreciative. it not very. large. audi- tory ptro resa. 1 ewe. District *alien's Institute. The first part consistwl principally o[ missbtna ray nunttwrs. clic a{a•ning The annual district convention of plow being responsh•e exercise. 'lay the Nest Huron Women's Institute Margaret Reddltt and meuoJwrt of flw was held on Thursday, June 1ut1i. the Band. This was followed by a melec•- Nstriet m. The nine ies needs of tion troth "The Pageant of India:' reported were well represented and all entitlwl "Little. Lights." 'then came branch s prosperous year. The Blyth nine small girls rtprt•.entwg as many branch (.s,k the lead ftnauetaily. tar- spring flowers, the clalme of 'w -titch Ing raised over $001 during the vear- were set forth in appropriate words. Miss B. Thompson meas re-elected fits- TIP• next number. "Rowing Light." was tract president : )dies McAllister was very cleverly rendered by a number of re-elee 'iambt.d was appointed t nted delegate. and Mrs. the.. older girls. assiattel by younger fiatnhly appointed to the metnl.er. of tlae hand. Provincial convention, to i e held at i The wrnnd pert of the ptogrnm was {stntbai. An address was given by a cantata. "Little Housekeepers.'. the Libre. Hunter, of hive and which uta' prolnetlen of which reflev•tetl great vel; able, instructive and ansplring. credit upon Mrs. H. C. Dunlop and 6. C. I. TNehers' Salaries. Miss i sgeAdelaide ch airs. whoe had it in ng The Ca new idu et01 hoard has ,,,tures. recitations 'by_ the youtlifnl adoptee a tit•w schedule of salaries for orators. Masters Jim Itetditt and Bill taw o'emtwrs of the teaching etas, to wsundtr+. 8"11)1'S Miss Adeline Nivins. take effect September it 1 reteIve $1IMM('1st next. Mr. 1 -In fact, everything in conl*itCtluu. A. M. Robertson will the rendition of it--tietightttI all. with an addition of .$100 at the end I There have (teen several requests of the school year: Ml's Clifford will that this program be repeated and it phisP the Kane: )Ides Fletcher pug may-- --rt-a date to 1* ausuunctd plus $100: Miss Anderson. $l phi& later. E1110: I fiss--Hodge. 1:95(10 phis $1(10; t -- - 111 rata Miss Gorenlock' $13(Mi pins $100. Prin- Performance* Performa cel"" Homes "ler'. will at wie $2.5"(''1The operetta "hoiden }Tats and the 'rhur.tlnt'. Juice 17 IU20 % there creuture5 of the air and water. It would be impossible to give any nutida•r of the many incidents he re- lated of his friends the bards, bit upon tea things he l.iid esptc•ial emphasis. line. that the Canada goose Is a bird of intelligence and fine char- acter: the other. that the birds re- member their Kingsville Tome awl come Iaek year after year to the Name spot. ,> koops.tai+ uu the- Wrtia.-.wll+ a of thou at least -thousands of tlww visit his 'hater 111 a year -by weans of tags which lit, places o11 their legs. In this wily- he has kept truck of route of thew for years, until they are atutost pat rhtrc•liaI. A nuwlwr of pictures taken at the Miner home at Kingsville were shown on a screen. Altogether the address meas uuig1R•, entertaining and iustructive. and all who heard it Must have gime away with an added Juiciest ht the w'iltt birds, and me pe'lally the ('aweda goose. Greyboun4 week. The awtuul June excursion of the steadier Greyhound has bleu a great sutvess. The steamer arrived on Monday from Ih•troit with about 1170 Iatsseugers,, who reported having had a delightful trip. the weather being Ideal. On M lay evening - the usual "moonlight" excursion was held, under the auspices of the 33rd Regimenthand Association, and took out nearly 1701 persons. lu addition to the laud, the Meuesetuns orchestra was an hard and played for the dancing. which was enjoyed by a large number. Tuesday morning the Grey! 1 lett Detroit etroit with about OHO passengers. The return trip is wade today. and Friday warning- the boat leaves again for ihetruit with the excurahmlata from that point who have been In -town sive Monday evening. Mr. N. F. MacLean. egeurslou agent of the White Star Lieu', cants -up til Monday and returned to 1►etrolt 011sda Tuesday. Ile was grat{fiwl.with the patronage extruded to the Greyhound on (his 11t•t•as 1111. a success which was due largely to his own efforts' In "Isaostittg" the exturahoa, - .- - Monday eyeufug meas one of the I5usl,st times elolerich has ever had There. -a re J Ired;s tot autiowobtles in town, and especially after the "moonlight." when the people were per paring,to return house. the' ►+quare was crawdetl with cars, the restaurants were tilled to overflowing. tial --ti place Imre the aspev( of a bustling city. The commotion did not cease until lung after midnight. Hotel ac•cvommolation was at -a premium this week. and if Goleracto li Is , have crowds like this teeny often additlolutl ateommuclatiou wilt' hate to he provided. • See our select stock of Ladies' Whitewear with the new pointed effects. Lies' Collas and many other lines of wo- men's and children's wear. Remember that we have re- moved to a new stand on the south side of Square. Give us a call. Miss S. Noble Ssltfil Shia Spare - Galati& es a�saxxaocxasxxxxxxxx�cx STOP! LOOK! READ ! Do you know 1 That you are going to have an opportunity in the near future, to buy all classes of merch- andise directly from the manufacturer through one of the greatest Chain Stores in Canada, located on the Square in Goderich, giving you an opportunity to buy at firsthand and less cost, all the merchandise that can be re- tailed in the following departments.: TOILET' ARTICLES BAKED GOODS DRUGS TOYS CANDY NOVELTIES UNDERWEAR MUSIC NOTIONS STATIONERY HAIR • GOODS TOWELS DRY GOODS TINWARE ALU MINUMWARE PICTURES HARDWARE CROCKERY CHINA JEWELRY Blackstone's is the place to get that gift box of chocolates. The hone! has soncttrrel In ii pen Three Beers." given at Victoria spent poral made ley the Clinton Collegiate House by the )llssa 1 Batsl of St. Institute hoard that all the Collegiate George's church un 1'hurslay nod Fri- -Institute and High School trudte•s of day last. was an entertainment of nal 111e county meet together at Clinton on merit. Owing doubters' to the fu cal s date-ro he arrenStd. probably early weather. and {doubtless .tootherthe tttrac•- In'Jnly, t, discuss matters c(�� common wtiens, the inaudiences were not iso large ,s Itoolm of -with a Ginty on placing the as they might have been but those who bailie of the county a* goad a ovi Mattended thoroughly enjoyed the per - as possible. formative of the vaunt people. The Moving to Kitchener. formative and acting glace evlderwe of much careful training, as well as of decided talent 1111 the part of the per - 1 ,rmers. and •the fresh young, toiles and bl•iglat vohug terve imported charm which no rof�'essional perform - rine, could give. a chief eharaeter' were taken as follrnrs." Golden Hair. 1.. itrophey ; Woodland (Luper, E. Staneombe; Bard. Mr. C. Titewly; Lightfoot; 1. Itudda•k : Airy. A. Hun- falcy; Frailty and attendant, 0. Vides') and 11: Felker: %Vall•ci-tate-slap, J. Glover: Faithful and attendants, 1.. fitnrdy. it. Jane. E. Hunfxlt v : Pig Bruin, Mr, H. Watson: Mammy )inR. )fr. E. t'orter: Tiny Cub. )l. Persons A. chorus of "Forryr'ettt Children" ens pletilretque itrid, entertaining. )irs. A. M. (:lover, as pianist, and Ml's 1a. Cooper. as c'onclt -(or, were largely responsible tor the 'ucceas of the per- fornianee and are to he eongrstttiatel, along with the officer* of the Mission gland. 'a on the good results echteverl by their hard work. Some very pleas - hog voices were discovered among the goring *Inger*, and It la to be hoped further occasion will he given them of entertaining the people of Goderich. SUMMER SPORTS. Clinton 12, Goderieh 4. Wednesday evening Clinton baseball team made its first appearance this season at Agricultural Park in a League game with the home nine. The attendance was good and the grounds in good condition. The game, however, was not what one would call first-class. Levis' pitching for Goderich was away off, color. and between hitting opposing batsmen and the batsmen ' punching his offerings whenever they could reach them, Clinton scored five runs in the first innings. This took the heart out of the team, -with the result that in the eight innings played Clinton scored 12 runs while Goderich got 4. Sanderson went to the mound for Goderich in the sixth and did (air work, but it was too late to overcome CI nton's lead. Cooper. who worked for Goderich last year, was in the box for Clinton. and although hit freely he tightened up in close places, keeping the home team from scoring toff -frequently. Bert McCreath and Jack Wiggins were the umpires. Baseball Notes. Goderich plays at Clinton Friday even- ing of this week. Dick Tasker, who played third base for Clinton Wednesday evening, is a veteran at the game. He played hall against Goderich years ago when these two teams used to have some great battles. In those day ` some of the players who used to battle for Goderich were Sid.- Malcolmson, Joe Doyle. Clem. Penning- ton, Dave ("Yank") Thompeon, Eddie Tilt. Dudley Holmes. Herb. and Albert Robertson, "Daddy" Downs, Henry &lc - Hardy, Fred Shannon, Charlie Shannon, Ralph Hooper, and others whom we do not call to mind at present. These names will bring back pleasant memories to some of the old-time baseball "fans." HOSIERY MILLINERY LACE RIBBONS HANDKERCHIEFS FANCY WORK ENAMELWARE WIRE GOODS GLASSWARE WOODWARE BRUSHES MENS' FURNISHINGS LADIES' NECKWEAR • At prices ranging from 5c. to $1.00. Watch for the announcement of our Grand Opening. Date. ' . It; STEEL COMPANY. 1111.161, A Martin Garment At the last regular meeting of the Epworth League of North street Metho- dist church Mrs. Henry Arlen, a most active and efficient member. was presented with an appreciative address expressing the members' high esteem of her personal worth and the great value of her services in all the League's activities. The pastor and others spoke eulogistically of her contribution to the suUe!e achieved by the League. Mrs. Allen leaves with the a^ - Woman's Weakness A woman's reproductive organs are in the most in- tense and continuous sym- pathy with her kidneys. The dight est disorder in the kidneys brings about a corresponding disease in the reproductive organs. Dodd's Kidney Pitts, by re- storing the kidneys to their perfect condition, prevent and cure those fearful dis- orders peculiar (Co women. Pale young girls, worn-out mother, suffering wives and women enter upon best fCrittmdeor Lire, l� Dodd's Kidney PI City Dairy ice cream bricks always on hand at 11. T. Edwards'. Grand opening of aninecuiclit pest 11 - lob at Godurivh, June '_'ail. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Keeps your confidence in its design and mechanical worth, and retains your pride in its appearance, because - "it is food -all the-way--1ltrorf�h. MARTIN -the - Tailor Phone 318 An account of the hospital graduation exercises on Thursday evening last is unavoidably held over this week. - --- - Dr. W. F. Clark has been ill this week and was unable to attend the meeting of the county council at Clinton on Tues- day. The regular meeting of Ahmeek Chap- ter, I. 0, D. E., will be held in the Board of Trade rooms, Nest street, on Monday next at 4 o'clock p. m. Jaek Mister's Address. A large audience heard the famous Jack Miner In North ,treet Methodist church on Monday evening. Ile was given an enthtedastic introduction by iter. H. D. Moyer, pastor of the church. the two being friends of lung standing. and quickly placed himself in touch with hia hearers by some referenee. to his early life ■nd to the events which led to his study of the. wild geese and wild ducks. it da now over ten year. mince hi' home at Kingaville became a refuge and pisee of refresh- ment for the migrating hard., and he told the story with a remarkable facility for dates end deny Intimate tmwM•s which showed how mnrh a part of hIs,Jife is his association with x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx EAST STREET GARAGE IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING BUYING A NEW CAR, LET US SHOW YOU THE GRA '-DOR` Prest-O L e Storage Batteries and Columbia Dry Cells. Tires and Accessories of all kinds - at prices that will save you money. Our stock is complete. GENUINE FORD PARTS The annual 'meeting, with election of Officers, of the W. C. T. U. will be held Monday, June 21st. in the Temperance Hall, at 3 R. m. A full attendance is requested. Mr. W. G. Coutts. of Big S' one Gap. Virginia, was among the Greyhound ex- cursionists this week and spent a few days in town trying to "enthuse" the natives with the spirit of "boosting." Billy never gets tired of his mission. A very pleasant family reunion was held at the home of Mr. Jacob Flick, of Colborne. at which there were present seven of Mr. Flick's children and rix grandchildren. Visitors from the States were Mrs. Baker and her daughter, Orion, Mich.: Mrs. Schiele and son. of Pontiac, Midi.; Mrs. Wiederhold, of Detroit. There were also present Michael Flick, of Holmaville, Leslie Flick. of Dunlop. and John. of the homestead. All Mr. Flick's children met at the old home but Mrs. E. Sheties, of Santa Monica, Cal. Hew the •.hides of the aoctet) t prophets must sower at the man who (rigida out our weather predictions. v FREE AIR T. F. HOLLAND is DOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXR - ` - --- Not Wisely Chosen.' _ '.Help ! help'" screamed the man in the water. "I cannot swim ! " "Well, that is certainly as poor a place to demonstrate aquatic Inability a.. any I can Imagine," continued the absent-minded protessor, continuing to 'troll along. THE 000ERICH MARKETS. Ttuaaear, June 171.. 05 AMG par k2c to $ 2.'d5 Mala, per brut A........ $ 1.01 w 1.06 tin. per bn.h t.:,0 to 176 Paan, ser bn.h 1 S0 to 2.76 Buckwheat. per per .. ,• I.:O to 1 a1 Plow,. rarvllr. perowt.,.,n.+... 412 to 7.05 Floor. pataot, per alit 7.60 W 900 Bran, per ton 49 00 to 70.00 $Marta. per (00. 62 00 tut 42.00 ens', per fox 2400 to 25 M tfteww, IooM, pa,tM 0.00 to 10.00 Dalry Rooter, psrib • ' 42, (0 as ()rwato*, Bubas Oa, Ib •00 (o .�' Ssi'. r,.eh, p0, eoa .16 to 10 Petataaa. per bosh ... ... a 00 to 4 7 Grua batoberw' eb7lee, per cwt. 11)0 10 10.10 la, bwtehatra' meelom.per amt 10. -,7 to 11 ••0 11,. wslgkt. pal amt ilat^rte ,t 1^ • M. baro.....: "u Ins . k.rl.te to NOSE CLOGGED FROM a A COLD OR CATARRH j ppb Cream ' 1t' Ni J (1'e OpaM Us �M 1� _.--.-.« Alit Whitt rel f I Yon trila'opie/right , the a err hind ors rk . r and yr trmly;JNol enc,a hawk mneons disthargt hetdacti, struggling for br ', at al m et ,ars$ sTgo Do.'ttsta 1M► .rd;Rpt betilaret Illygiraansf druggist mewl 'Apply7a fragrant, aatiseptie eream tails, kt it- ppseffsv -ate the prissy of`ihe * -54:- so the swollaa, bafi• ad mut glide( you itssttai relief Salmu jra1 wbal ever tarrh' 'mineral` bits _bees 1 lust splendid. clogged am- passages om- ofpattic '.55-101 Ir cola --, - 1 , e'asaalli net you etre( tki ear, very ai and teessbrate; "y'a CTeaa.r . 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