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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-8-26, Page 5TEN RGHLL OODa]tICB, ONT. Theersday, August 28th, 1921) iS KODAK Snap -shote at the time—that's fun. And thea the pietnres, themselves. Mary gathering courage to dive (.h. aever did Pete, as amateur ehef at the shore dinner,-tk young- sters building forts in the band—such pictures will always make it seem as if all happened "just yesterday." We have just the Kodak you .want sad then titre several little photographic helps that *e would like to slew you as wen—the Kodak Self -Timer, for example: 'that presses the button for you and keeps the group complete. Kod aks from $11.21 up CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Tdsph.as N THE PENSLAR STORE" Ilett Millar's Scotch Stern The Square i Portrait Frans Oval (1111. ahu CIreassian Weisel Frames. stud with Non vee glans, ready fe bang. from =Al up. The ee ='2 0 frames are the very .came as the mu - easier from door to door charges $.,. end In ..cmc tease+ Mot,: a Wiling Annie people that owe couldn't get the cnevelt glans herr We hair pleeaty of murex ghee., and ceu tit your picture more artistically than the eauv ,.ir. and at fur less cost to you itrlug your picture i■ Intl be e , nciwed. . 5t. FOR LANDS' Me fertilizer for Fall Wbeat and lower the high cost of living by greater productive Store Phone If you can raise the aerie amount of crops 00 one mere as two screw nosily produce. by fertilizing a little more heavily. it will certainly pay, for he rust of the extra fert- llireet will. ordinarily, he more than rountrrhalauerd by, the ear% lug lir erred of preparing the gr'mtl. seeding. cultivating utsl harvesting fir crop ire the extra acne. The sere Raved can be used for paotiaee or for some other crop, elle , eo Enoch clear profit. —Farm and P 1reeside. LOCAL TOP Reopratag of Schools. The public and separate schools will reopen for the tall term un Wednesday, September 1st. The Collegiate institute wilhreopen on Tuesday, September lth. To Reorganise Golf ('It+. A meeting with a clew of re -or- ganizing the Ooeerteh Pelf flub will be held In the (court house on Sat- unlay, the Leith lust., at 4 o'clock p.m. .t1I ladies and gentlemen in- terested In "the game of game,'" are cordially invited to attend. The Ila Weekly Cooing. At a meeting of the Huron and Perth Press Assa•Iatlou, held at litratford on Friday last, a resolution was iwssd in favor of ralalug the subecrtp- tion rate of weekly papers to $2.00 • year. Other matters affecting the uewsp[rr and printing Du:dams were d iae'usael. Health Inepeetsr Here. Dr. It. I. Wodeliouee, of Toronto, Provincial health Inataeetor, was la town this week and conferred with the Waal beard of health and medical umeer of health. As the result of au Inspw•tion at the water front, it is probable that the arms that Wert beenemptying sewage into the har- bor will have to install a septic tank. Bowlers at 8eafsr*L Four teams from (:oderieh took part in the tournanwwt at doubles put on by Use lawn bowling Hob at Seaforth on Wednesday. A Hensel rink 1 Wbitesides and Meanie) took gest prize, and ',coed prize was woe by F. Hunt and C'. A. Nairn of fled- erich, who brought home a wicker "curate" each. The other Goderleh players In the tournaiteat were C. Chapman and Dr. MacDonell, F. H. Martin and Dr. held, Chas. Black and iteg. Wiseman. A. Opportunity to Secure Industries. At a specially -called meeting` at the Board of Trade rooms on Tuesday evening some information was given regarding several industries" which are ready to come to Godench if a small amount of local capital can be obtained to help in financing the propositions. After hearing the explanations the meeting psseed a resolution in favor of an effort to raise the necessary' money by private subscription. and within the next few days the local business people will be called upon in pursuance of this plan. Ammo( the Teachers. Mi.e Lose Curt, of town, w e . taught the last school year In 8.8. No. 10, ['shortie, has been engaged as teacher In Y.N. No. 2. Colborne, the Benmiller school. A party of about 300 teachers from Tartoos pouts of the Province 4 taklag. a week's trip by special trate through Northern Ontario. Dr. J. M. Field. Inspector for Mast Huron. N amuatt the party. and another of exenesiomists is ' Miss Augusta ]geIAMd. who tearbw In Toronto bnt who. had been ,pendl.g a portba of rho holidays with her mother here. Maas Merry waders, The iaacy drew ball, in aid of Alexandra hospital, Held at the Sunset hotel on Thursday evening was well attended. The Blackstone -Buckley orchestra pro- vided excellent music. and. although the floor Wes somewhat too small to accommodate the targe crowd, everyone enjoyed the dancing. There were many pictureessqque and strikingly original costumes. `,His Satanic Majesty, Puss -in -boots, Spanish ladie& gypsies, and many outer! all .iingled together in the gaiety. The prizes were awarded to the following masqueraders : 1st lady's, Mea D. Dancey : 2nd A lady's, Mrs. Wurtele: 1st gentleman's, Mf. R. Hutch- inson : 2nd gentleman's. Miss Thelma • special lady'a. Miss ()live All special geetkman's, Mr. Harold ' ifliatns. Public Library Hoard. The public library bard met\on Saturday. Atelier 14111. the memheta present tieing Messrs. long. Ter.W, •(toetthur.t and R.•v. J. E. Ford. In the_-ahieene•e of the ch•irnte, Mr. Raid. Mr. Lost 'was appointer) chair - ma■ pm tem. • 00 motion of Messrs. loafbnrmt and Tom. Mr. Ford and tlw secretary were i%ppointeil to se- cure Information regarding the "Story Moue" for children and to report at rhe nett niuetion Thelihrart+( reports. for May, June and July were received. Theo: showed receipts of lelet7R for game and carts, and a cir- culation of 4.10;7 book. and nmgn- rimes. The July circulation was un it:crease of 710* over- July of last rear. The juvedie circulation was almost doubled and is the largeeet on recon. --THE— Theatre Projram FOR Aag.st 30th to September 4th MONi)AY• and TUESDAY "HERE HE I8 AGAIN" [LOUIS BENNiSON "Speedy Meade" Also ( RNTIRY COMEDY The Bull Thrower WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY BIg Special Program at Regular Preens. A PARAMOUNT ART9IAFT RPECiIAL ELSIE FERGUSON Witness For Flare your onkwa- now for .rat Wheat fertilizer. ROBERT WILSON \ HAMILTON STREET GODLRICH 'Signal' Fifty Gats to Jswaary 1, 1921 The Defence Obs sI the best we bents rest Shwa Alas 441PIPBB WAYS UNDER come er illaAkic Stefan !lying la Aerapisab and ialILiNG Rill. PARSONS Is 'A MUCH -Nil RDED RIt11BT' /H1mAY and SATURDAY A REMICK PICTURE Clara Kimball Young I he bE : Road Thru The Dark Aka Mils eYLnVD/t P A1lleUP4 r. s The Trouble Man k's a comfort to know there's a man on whom you may call in your troubles—the Plumber. We know eur business and are here to serve you. FRED. HUNT "sMF PLVMw" pa"' ` r •fie mt l9nr iWrig kleadn ` asvioiroughina -, AMS WArk Appointment for D. J. Matheson. The toilowi.g from The Premiere' Nun refers to as Ashfield boy. his iareninni hesue being at Lochalsh: Mr. D. J. Matheson. i1.8.A.. wl(p has been -owl -.ting feen•relary Morrl- seai, of the t'.F.O., in the central of - Me, 1:10 tang stmt rest. Toronto, IS leaving to take over the work of ag- rie•ultural representative in Carleton county. Mr. Matheson Inas Nast with the United Fernierri organization for nearly a year, and Is eodated a very efficient and tamable young men. He will be situated ■t Carp, and Mr. R. S. Duncan, director of agriculture' represeata t lege. and the farmers of t'arletyn county are gaining what the sensed omee has lost. Mrs. Mathe- sen's health was such that It was not advisable for her to roman to the •Ity. lith. Ihrw'pn heti been trying fon some time to add Mr. Matheson to NOW staff, am be Is a prietlral termer and an exceptionally goer' Judge of Ore stack, leaving been on tho win- ning tsnti at she Chimp) Internation- a1 Exbihiklon lir the fall of I81R, Apleasibl deo of a Gond Came. As the raselr ors to and ale of work held last week at the home of Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson and the fancy dress ball at Hotel Sunset on TMrreday evening, for whidt Mrs. Hutchinson made the ar- owgementes a sant of over 8400 hat been ratted Inc the iocal hospital. Of this amount $200 has been handed o the treasurer et The X-ray fund, • Inas been cootributed to.the iI fund, read Mfs. ilutdtinen a further sum of Qedipps .111 e) be re Mead, . sus" -vitt be dite the oostributione already made to "Paul's Most Personal Letter 11.00 A.M. netemosmeaeserneememenewimsinotelw 'Holding Their Coats' 7.0Q P.M. aiourwletwormowwwow Will bo t18 Sow at the Baptist Church Mbatreal Street Neat Numbs,, August 29th. -COME LET U6 the hospital funds. The members of the hospital board and the community generally are assuredly grateful to Mrs. Hutchinson for her splendid assistance towards the securing of modern hospital equipment for Gedench. We understad that the large amount realized from Wt week's efforts is partly accounted for M the fact that Mrs. Hutctiinsos generously pays an the expenses. so that the entire proceeds go into the .ontributions. Hikers from Ckvotaed. Goderich hes within its borders tonight a happy-Iookiog bunch of boys from Cleveland, Ohio. who have walked here from London on the annual "hike" under i ;lag auspices of the Cleveland Y. M. C. A. There are forty-three in the party, which is under the direction of M'ersrs. J. E. Bethune. H. Rodway. K. Kist and L. Hawkes. Mr. Hawkes, by the wary, is a Canadian war veteran. The boys ctoeMd'` Lake Erie by boat, mode the trip to • London by rail. and from there are walk- ing to preen Sound and back toHamilton, and will reLrn to Cleveland by boat • from Buffalo. They started on the "hike" 1 from London Tuesday morning and reached Godench about the middle of the afternoon today (Thursday). On arriving here they asked for and iretlediatety're ) ceived permission to camp in the fair grounds, and in the morning they will resume their walk to Owen Sound. Owing to the fact that no notice had been , received of their intention to visit Gode- rich, there was not time to do anything much in the way of entertaining the boys. Mayor Witte gave the party such atter tion as he could on short notice : but the townspeople would have liked to give the boys more of a reception if it had been possible. Aitken—Myndmae Mr. Arden Aitken end his bride, whose marriage took place at Sher- brooke. Que., on the 17th inst., have Nie visiting at the home of the -Me. — e :--M s. J. 4sr Aitken, of town, this week. The fol- lowing eremite of the wedding. which Is from The Sherbrooke Mie•ont will he Interesting to the many (rice& of the groom among the readers of The Sigma': A very pretty wedding was sol- e aired last evening at arveee ere sok at the home cot Mr. and Mrs. D. W. llyndman. Montreal street, when heir daughter, Resale May, be- came t bride of Mr. A. II. Aitken. of Lon n, Ont., second Boa of Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Aitken, of (ioderivh. . h. l't.` lantern. p ratter—of--the Sherbrooke Methndhrt ehnreh, oRt- elated. and fife c•eremouy was Per: formedin the pees'ence of about forty of the near reletires. - The house throughout was decorated with hyd- rangeas, fragrant ,tweet peas. ferns and pink phlox. The Inside was given nww,v la marriage by her father and wore a gewti of ivory eharmeuse, hav- ing embroidered paniers, and bodice with insets of (itrrickmaeruss Iaee. .\u embroidered Imre wart worn by the brides mother and great-grand- mother completed the costume. 11er. honquet w•as of ophetla roses. with Win screamers. Miss Kathleen Hynelman, youngest sister of the bride, pleyed the "Bridal ('hnnis" from leohengrin. At the close of the errwmoopy, Mrs. F. H. Bradley sang d'Ifarileot'a "1Jeearrse." After con- gratulations ht(d been extended, a buffet sapper ass served, the wed- ding cake in the centre of the table, artlstkally decorated with white sweet peas and gypsophilps. Among the out-of-town guests was Mrs. J. 1.. Aitken, mother of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Aitken motored to Newport, where they took the train for Mon- treal, and later the boat to Toronto. The Irkle travelled In • navy blue trlcothne suit, with taffeta hat to match. After the honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Aitken will make their home in Loudon, Ont. An expenditure of over 83116,000 is remelted to stage end n-evsre t11y Cenedi•n Notional Exhibition tech year, winch of which goes tor epeeist a It rarHens. ECZEMA. EnnA4'r=Qra tAtr gratis Oa1Wa d "lfcm M ,sa� stairat sofa ant WY Eseibead semi 1s. .la.n forses.easse, Lam a •7•4 WI =et The L. R. Steel Co. Limited 5c to $I.00 Store GROCERY BARGAINS TO BE HAD DURING THE COMING WEEK SATURDAY, AUG. 28TH WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST Granulated Sugar, 31bs. for ... ......890 Yellow Sugar, Ms. for 8bo Sunlight Soap, bar 10c Lux Flakes, 2 for 25e MONDAY, AUG. 30TH ' MONARCH Blend Tia\black) reg. 85e lb, NO b. REGeAL Tia: (black) . TUESDAY, AUG. 31ST Clark's Pork and Beaas, 21b. sire reg. 19e, 2 for 35e Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, reg 4Uc tin 30e Bon -Ami Soap, 2 for 25c THURSDAY, SEPT. 2ND Dove Bread Cern, reg. 19e tin, 2 for 31x Aylmer itandasd Peas, res. 19e tie, 2 for a6e FRIDAY, SEPT!.. 3RD MONARCH Brand Coffee, lib. Lina reit 75e ib .... ........... ..59c lb. Palm Olivep, : for lbs R. STEEL CO. LIMITED 6c -to $LOO STO4IES C,ODERtCH, . ONTAI 10 G.C.1, NOTES The Collegiate Institute will reopen on Tuesday, September 7th, at 9 a. m. All intending students should be present from the beginning of the term to get a proper start in the new wok. The same sniff will be in charge as Iaseyear. According to the Adolescent School Act the compulsory school age will be raised from fourteen to sixteen years, beginning September, 1921. This year students who will not be sixteen until that' date should continue at school. The Collegiate board has very thor- ty rtiWtiared the school building iaids, making it bright, clean and attrac- tive. Three additional junior matriculation certificates have ben received, completing subiects carried from last year—M. 11. Baker, John A. Marshall and J. F. Wash- ington. This makes sixty-two complete and seven partial certificates obtained by the G. C. 1. students this year from sixty- eight writing ; and in addition two scholarships have been won by Mise M.J. MacEwan, of value 88320. This is perhaps the best record of the school in the past ten years at least. The tennis courts have been put in splendid shape and are said to be, by those who know, "very fine." One court ir already laid and the secondeourt will be ready by the opening day. With tennis, basketball baseball and the new features of physical training learned by Miss Bodes and Mr. Robertson this summer, the physical side of the student's life will be well provided for. That delicious made-in-Goderich ice cream of Btackstone's makes new friends every day. CHURCH NOTES. Divine worship will be conducted in Knox church neat Sabbath. morning and evening, by the minister. Subject of sermons : 11 'a. m.. "Many Voices;" 7 p. m., "Truth and Life." Sabbath school and Bible classes at 3 o'clock. At the Raptiet thprrb next Suaday the suhjei to will le, at 11 a.m.. 'font's Moat Personal Littler," and, 7 p.m.: "Hnldiet Their (bots." Bort services. Wedding Stationery. The Sienal has Just received some very nobly wrddlog stationery, and the bride to -be who wishes to issue Imitations and aanouneeme•nta for the groat evevit in the most elegant style Is Incited to esti and ser the new stat lottery. There sirs an evea hundred affer- ent chine* of (like.... provided Inc to the 1'arsdtan Natioeal m:kiblrtoa prise (Ist. T tis Is tae forty-ssenend year of the CwnnudMa NatWest Its it lime tete lxisfeace lo falt [tie been 'run "eeetibuowb oveB 114cfu a of Iii, ..fork •sd dew deexb Dhs there is an e:MWt speer at tete cassabas National Pi- hlbltloa of over 000,15011 quo teal The Child's Photographer " 4A'DIN' and W'I ITIN' ofd 'RITHM6 e7C-- n soon fill your youngster's hours. fore school opens bring your little one in to have a ograph taken a natural likeness thet will ince most treasured possession in after years. J. T. _-FELL IVtiei�io ee. The Signal to January Ist,1921, for Fif' y Cel, s ��1Rw1 jtwaRi, Buy Me a Bracelet Wa' oo.It1U ' o Co RO nAT(AIltl/el(F,it Corner Mad st and *pions l0) • r ICs what 1've wasted for r ng time, and that's the very 'tyle es always hoped to wear. An .e ought to buy a bracelet watt' w sister, too. Bracelet atchts 'd pew:Heal Jewellery of 111 kfe. et display herr, ERTSON OSA)-- JRR#tst.}Y ( *rich, Ont. The Satisfaction of Perfect Tailoring When you know that your clothes are tailored correctly, and that they fit perfectly. Then you enjoy genuine satisfaction MARTIN the Tailor ��1Rw1 jtwaRi, Buy Me a Bracelet Wa' oo.It1U ' o Co RO nAT(AIltl/el(F,it Corner Mad st and *pions l0) • r ICs what 1've wasted for r ng time, and that's the very 'tyle es always hoped to wear. An .e ought to buy a bracelet watt' w sister, too. Bracelet atchts 'd pew:Heal Jewellery of 111 kfe. et display herr, ERTSON OSA)-- JRR#tst.}Y ( *rich, Ont.