The Signal, 1921-8-11, Page 51s
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' QIGIiAL
LOCAL TOPICS.
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WItte's Ilrug Store Robbed
Forcing au entreaty thrungh n rear!
window, thieves entered Mayor Wigie's
druo .tore fairly Sunday morning midi
male off with all the liquor which Mr.
WIgle had ou haul. The pk•Ih•e have
been working 011 the case and up to
date have steuied nearly enough evi-
dence for a murk -Hon.
Death of Mra. R. S. Clinton.
The death is antic unced at Atlantic
City, N. J.. of Mrs. R. S. Chilton. widow
of the late Robert S. Chilton, a former
American con ul at Goderich. Mrs.
Chilton was in her eighty-eighth year.
During her residence in Goderich she
endeared herself to a .large number of
(rends who will regret to hear- of her
demise. Mr. and Mrs. Chilton lest Gode-
rich about 'fourteen years ago,
Anderson -Essen.
A very prretty wwlditrg t. I place
Wednesday. August 3rd, of the
home of Mr. and Mr.. ,.forge
G. Esaery, ut Exeter. When their
daughter, HAW! Madge. Iowan, the
'hrirte of Mr. \5'llfreol .tu.l.•r+4m
of G.wlWie•h. T,he ceawmuur .caw
performed 1,r Itev. Mr. Sinoll:lir du rlw
ptvw•mae of the IWniosliate ret8tk, s.
The 1,1-141,. wore a going -away harry -nit
with hitt h, n.at iib. After their rens:•
from their; h..teyutsn trip the rout
couple will 1.e.,lek.° far Gabriel.
Again on 0..C. P. Coarsen.
Mayor Wigle'leas again leen elected
to the ('onndt of the t)ntario -i'0m gr -
ul Pharmacy for district No. 12. de -
1 teatime E. I). Donnell of Owen sound.
Mr. 'Mile was formerly a ineml.er of
the 1:'mut•il for several years and was
elected president. after which he ores.:
b"."."°"..%.^.".^.•`"""^".94"4.."..‘""N.^.°4040wwwwwwwwwarre'PaNas. ltin.!. but at the s.dl.•Itntion of weq-
larrrrnt the druggist fraternity-tn •
MA
dHRrb't Ile couwentrd to be again. -a I
Rl'T WTTLF ou w roomed or the nominal
candidate andwill hr their represent.!
Tull' alive tl 1' it f
IS REQi,•IRSD terra of two )•near+.
to have your,tire vuienntze.i here..
e aur equipment 1s complete rust we i
e*n handle and repair a the In I
Miller -Wootton.
A pretty wedding was celebrated Wed-.
day noon, August 3rd, at the residence
no time. Remember our vuh•anls-i of 1►lr. and Mrs.Thomas Wootton.
Huron
lug isn't repairing in the °militaryroad. Goderich. when their daughter,.
rens,•. It Is making an old tireEthel. was married to Mr. George 81111er,
new. sating ID from the scrap heap of Owen Sound. Rev. H. D. Moyer, pastor
anti siring tlw expense of a new of North street Methodist church ofticis
tiro.. ated. The bride was supported by her
i sister, Florence, and Mr. F. W. Gardner,'
• of Stratford, acted as groomsman. Mi
J.
FISHER,
Flamlltrtn at.,' Grace WVcotton played the weddin
FISHER, G//UEKICH march, The bnde's• dress was of whi
THE t t l (1NI71 K crepe de cbene trimmed with pearls. a
her bridal veil was caught up with a bou
quet of orange blossoms,. Her travellin
- GODZSICH, OR'f.
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Exhibition at Fall Samples Continued For Another Ten Days
AT SELECT LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CO.
Our range of samples int our fall line of
Novelty Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and Waists
will remain on exhibition for another ten days to give an opportunity to call to all those who had not tate privilege
this week on account of Old Home Week festivities
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You are cordially invited to see the smartest, most stylish, and most up -to -the minute range of Fall and Winter Wear
Place Your Order Early -
B}' placing your order NOW your purchase will not be duplicated in Goderich.
All of our samples are exclusive and are the best that money can buy..
or -that bF ' .
Should you not be in a position to accept immediate delivery of your purchase, a small deposit will place any
garment in our store, and the balance can be arranged to suit your convenience,
SELECT LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CO.
GODERICH
HEADQUARTERS AND FACTORY: 448 Queen Street West, Toronto
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Soptare. the addresses i..•!ng_ dellyee.-1
from a - and erected near the court
j house. Mayor Wigle gave the first
address. Referring to the motto.•:
"amoral 011 the banners. ouch as EnJ,.r
ynut,lslf as in ehlhih.x,d .lays." he
statist these were oot stere em ity
phrase. Ion wore Intended to be taker.
In real .•arm, --t. He told of t1e'Tar-
lon* shots t.,sen in preparation
the 111.1 Hone 14 eel:. dw•laring that in;
st every steer t11. •mmitt.-e had had Hie
g co-operation a' cordial ewiot•wement'
to u( ewery eitiz• In the town. Tis-
nd event eelebn,re, the ,seventieth ani,.-
- verswry of the ., •rporatlon of God's
it rich Awa torten. The first Mayor wa-
ne the late ltenjamii. Parsons, who was,
H.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF
GODERICH
AND VICINITY
A New Store
for Zadies' and Gents' Ready -to -Near,
Dry Goods, etc.
Will be opened about August 19
NEXT TO
Wesley Walker's Furniture Store
Watch for announcement of the opening date in
store windows
Coo -ds to suit every purse
-s
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The levy of pretty young ladles
who ,wrist The Signal ensign In the
trades Pres'esslon nn Tomalley morning
doer hearty applause from the inters
este.' sl'•etators along flop linin of
,oar' h, The names of the 'glens were
Norma Ohm. Gladys (:Inn, Aileen
Mnnnlre Bea..ie Murphy. Alive Nairn,
1+obel Foster. Theresa Ntnnning, Jean
»4 d'hwptnni. Madelie 'McKay and Lunn
Harney,
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rest was a suit of navy blue tricoti
1pwith jade hat. The groom's gilt to t
bride was a geld wrist -match. to t
bridesmaid a twin pearl. and to t
groomsman a
gold tiepin.'
rhe ian'st r
i
ceived a pretty cameo ring. After t
marriage ceremony the event was mark
by the baptizing of Florence Mary
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mn. Bert
Price. of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Minter
I left nn the afternoon train for a sL
wedding trip to Toronto and Niagara
Falls- They are spending this week in
Goderich, after which they go to Owen
Sound to make their home. The Gode.
rich friends of the happy couple join in
eosgratulations.
he chosen by a cote the council. Tea
he years biter the sy '••m of W/rtion 1'r
he popular vote was Inaugurated. at 1
e -
he
ed
Mr. W. J. l'nsmore came oyer from
Chicago for the rennlon and 1a one of
the most w*I*nm, 411 the vlaltor*. The
event would not hate been complete
without him.
lir. and Mr.. E. 11. Paammre and
children, of Chicago. are among the
rlsitor. F.I. ix a well-known (Lodes
rich(lid ploy who has been *weariful
In hnminous in fTMago. hilt who 4s4's
not forget ifs natlre town.
f M Y WADS 0LAD TO BE BACK.
t cont lnued from page 4.)
cemetery upwards of 1.1x10 people he
gathered to Haien to the address to
Ree. pr. Diehl,.. of Ktax chum•
MontmML-
7n his opening remarks 1)r. Dirkle
; dwelt upon the appropriateness. of hay -
I Ins a memorial werrl.e a1- the opening
, ceremony for old Hone Week. Then
lnnueh1,ig out Into his address, h
first brought to mittd the fact that
those who had gone before are no
resting in the cemetery hat are writ
4:n01 living a new life --a life which 1
..nis,•iuu+, void and spyritual.•
Neverthel.•.s. Iw said. we mind bear
In mind that the remeterr-the rest-
s ding Weer of the ashes pf oiir fore-
fethirs-l• always mitered anal holy.
Thr- pioneers of our minty had left
ns a prh-elees heritage. When first
I they came to Huron It was a tra.•k-
leas forest inhabited by Italians and
wild .animals but by sheer hard work
they lead left i'. a county with good
f n►4Rt setett -nue- orehn ala:-"w1tif p t ty
villages and fionrt*ping towns.
At, rids point Dr. Inekle tarried h1•
audience 'leek a eentnry atwl deer•rlbd
to It the character of the pioneer of
that day. '•%V.'nen" he sod]. "were
like men and air Ito well to honor
these wumrn pioneers who were gond•
honest. strong. pure mother.. of fam-
ilies." Their great lesson to n* is that
tar
greatness. Is ever attainld P1crept
by hand work. The early Inhabitants
of Huron had a geufus for fmietalll-
nP** w-1gk h. by all nirn na. the should
emulate. They were always willing
to share with everyone, always willing
to welcome n stranger and we of to-
day should break down oar artificial
«,*j,.1 barriers and lice with sash an
eonality. These• pMueer. set Its an-
other rynmple by their simpllcity-
tl'ir hnlgrin*s14 even In the possession
.1 few of this world's gaols. This
prevalent wretehetiness of our present
dny life comes with the pursuit of
things matsrial 1411114 hkIPpinoad may
Is• obtained by loins ettteut..t,
In -s n wtnslon the speaker pointed
oat flint faith was another great char.
neterd*tic of our forefathers. The
faith they had wan In theemsel-P*, In
their fellowmen. in their eeptntry and
;thrice all in Shear God. Ity tins faith
ebonite. were established In eonjune-
tion with which the family altar
existed.
In all. aithongit the Triode of Being
had changed som>,slekerably simier the
pioneer rays we must look to the early
pioneers of old ITnrnn for loon Atkl
women Whore WI' mlwnmld .TPmpllfy 1
rte want to live "rhe life which 1 -
governed by the Wisdom and i,nve o'
Gori. We conned let their m*apoi-'
fade." he co elude.!.
Her. R. C. McDermld wan the mli-
!ster in charge of the ser,-k'e. Ile tc:i-
ns5l+tel by Rev. S. 14. Harty, who
read the $ierlptnr• felon's, while the
benediction was pronmitield by Arr.
H. D. Moyer. The !lard Reglam'ut
Bawl sIpplMl the anode during 5110
singing a taw hymns, 'Y), God! one
help in ages past: '11 (lad of Bethel."
and "NOliti'r lM7 ChM to Thee..'
' Clete w;
The elf a ieelernnts tM the ,-lobar*
took place Monday aftrrnaon on the
the late M. / . e am,.'.n *-as the fir••
Mayor elected by thi- methal. Fr.
the beginning the towi. had given ear„-, 1
cul attention to wluraii.'n, with teach-,
ers second to none In I•..th public Anil
high ss•Iwools. anti as a result Galerichi a
boy and girls had sums -orbs' .sdw1 in ever) a
walk- in life. For - thin -reunion thee' 1
-gathered from alrysarte of tilt )
et atlta'nt. from the Atlautic to 51.'
Pantie. from Darla«. T• -vac, to .tb
5WtNn.••. of the North Poole.
tlttlA looms gilt key was past
s stage anal the Mayor 14.
Roy. Dr. Meldrum. for the ()II
and Girl*, 1n token o5 the hospitrtllti
of the town. with the remark. "If
Too do n.x have a goad tlmr It wilt
1-1 I not tai my fault nor that of i„tsr! a
council"
y Dr. lIeldntm nn reeelvinz the big! 0
h' `key asked wlwre the leek .wast and
twehrif d
for Is'apiinlit�
led. 'We i.n•e
slerich 1,1 the a
t'., nada. 1
�; say this no- with any tlentgltt .4
tlsttery, but because T have sen most t
t I of the towns ami T)IIa2we In Ontario y
h' at least «net many of corse in the
s, 1 United litotes, and 1 wish to say I'
.licidtuality strong. relating and grips
ing. Now. ,rlr, we promise you that
while we are here we slash have dor
regard for all the sumptuary law*
enacted in our al'•etne, •anal without
n1- coeo.ent, mid .hall keep as saner
:r pt....Ible under the rin•tlnsitii.•es."
The 1/oetor again j'*•ularly expressed
Lis desire to know wharf r wan to .pr
with the key. "It looks as If it were
intended to open omit. (sllne pretty
roll atm -lost With wruwthing. 1, wish
1' knew where that cellar 1s."
Rut hi aU .. riousmw*s, Mr. Mayor,
ame assure you of the great joy it
lways 10 to go.t I:ark to the 0141 town.
Tl* moat trm.er.-.l memories of lwry-
le.dl and t[Irlh.es1 centre here. As
we have Woke,' at the 0141 photographs
sls•wi In the windows we tars-,. been
transported r„ the liautifnl days of
1,•n1 ago, ai..l op se those old e11at1«
walking tic streets as of yore, We
a..or their ,oi.-,s .gawking 141 us.
They were ' i.rlw•a rt melt, men of .•on-
t•i.tion, of moral aright. most of them.
n.1 these men. amal wumrn, trio. 11111.1,
0 impact upon tis• e.tmmuuity which
.+fs t0 tins tIRT $elgt-tiead, they
.•t lire, ,IT.i we llainor tlwlr n.e,n.'ry.
Som* of u* roan say that wleitever
sure of sura•,.,„ ,we have lard in
a twen due to the tnntwn..•s of
slay* -bronaht 'to ;bear in
an4 ebntrh and home Wille air
eel In this dear. Iwan,Hful old town
Gollerteh. We are sure your wel-
t. Is min en• a,tl shu11 show our
r„•latlon by Inking /III you otter
tJrl.. perhaps 11 little alone."
lir. Nell MsF:,•11zd,. one of the limi-
tary pr.•aidents of the Old dome
Week organization, wa* then intro -
and _ t1,• WISI 1.e -our hundred years
old next Illeeetuls,r. The old gentle-
man wefts Riven three hearty cheers.
nal the Land pinye.l "Ronnie pan -
dee."
Mr. will ,m ('ampls•ht w:l, nevi in-
rodmx•erl. 11.- ie' 1,l his eighty-eighth
ear and hi- reeolletYlons of the town
ao hark sigh:) years. Wheii he came
to GrmlerIeh 1 1831) tae town 1111* a
mall hamlet, ino.tly along the lake
bank, and trayr•iling wax done by stage
c*mch. Mr. Campbell retained some
of the notable demonstrations ' In the
toren--the opening of the Groot) Trunk
Railway to 1VLiA. .'hen Lord Elgin lim-
ited the town. and later on rislts front
Lord Dittterin and the Earl of Alwr-
I deep, 'pmt," hP sn Id, "1 ten tell yon
that baa demonatratIo•n 1 have errr ,at-
te•id,�._bae, ikiarr chaster pl.'a«tlre
than meeting inn here today." M.r.
Camf*elt also nrim41s 1 *omp interest•
Ing elrcuvistanr•Ps in e•Mmletlun with
the election of the tint Mayor of the
town.
The next speaker was Mr. W. M.
rots, LLB., of_ furl. Iluron. who nr-
PIvr'd part of his e,,rly education
Pre. HP bmnght gree/Inca from the
rad Roym and I:Iris .,5 Poet; Huron
cal the tint.. of \11, hi,an, and he
1R VP Ploquent expression to t'btA hope
that the (splendid feeling now exist -
went on to thank -
of the hurn.eoders.
which was being este
to come here. l.w•anse
most Ieeautiful town in
lune never ams a tow, .1 such a dis-
ths•tive quality of beauty as the old
town of Goderkrh. Ir 1- so -entirely
tuiiike any other town : it has an Int -
L THEATRE
BEST PHOTOPLAYS
IN COOL COMFORT
Program for week of Aug.
15 to Aug. 20 a
Momlay and Tuesday, August 15-16
('ONsT tN('E T.11.MAUGF:
In
"Up -the Road with
Sallie"
Also
"TOR('Hl'S MIILLIONS^
\Intlnor Monday at 3 p. m.
Ing between the neIghlslring .'oentrien
would always continue. He waw born
19 Huron ronnty, ..m..1 was proud of it.
Huron had never heen behind educa-
tionally and on.' of the great. -r tarn
who ever lived in Goaleri.•l, was the
late Tlr. Strong. to whom many a
Yrinng man sod woman tow.'4-ka,a•Pwre
In life. 5Ir. 1k.lg gate soar r. naln-
iteepnr.'s 05 the days of the Finan
raid. when as a prong lad h,' now
staying In the town and w;ltne.-.,I the
eventing w•I•nee. 01 tho,P *lays
Reeve Tmwartha, of (leslerirh blain
ship. tnel Retire Gorton Young. 01.1."1
1bor1e, bmnght greeting's from th.•sr
to'wn.hlp., sad County Clerk Manton
‘fiVednesda) anti Thursday, Aug. 11 13
tf.io:les• 'Cedneadwr At 3 p.m.
EDITH ROBERTS
In
"The Unknown Wife"
and
"LEAPING 1,10N54"
f a
Friday and Saturday. Aug. 19.20
mitten.* Sntnndar ns :i Pm.
El .% NO1 1K
in
pnke in behalf of the county.
('MMren'a rt err in the! (!onrt 1110..-.,..
part foHnwed•
1-.1" htM„lace, 6 Delo'0 8 years--F'rrd!
ick Gee, uth••'Loe,
N1 -Yard rare: 8 to 10 y.ans-la„ M
hay, Vyle. Elllott, heel, 1Mels,
I60-ya 1 racy, 10 to (t yesr"'s ,-
Walters. Luc M.Kay, Mnri'hloa McKay
100 -yard race, 12 to 11 years --Dart
"Z54'aiIPr(IPardlnvn, Morrlsnn McKay, Ned SNIP.
'00'7Ard rare, 14 In 141 Yearyears-Clowno. Cuaninat.am, r,, Hunmber and
Hicte lir,
Hoot race, 1110 yards (tared 'hoe,.),
14 rearm and tinder- 11on McKay, Bud
'+t,IMY, Clayton NPvinA,
anti under .Lira '45'0(4.58 and 110y W.
lers, Hud Sturil>, I1. Muud•y, 5\'. 111„ I
and Russ' Math, s.,n.
i 75-)ard thre.-lestool riser. 1:.
sari malt --4,t 0. 55rnvrn and ch.,..
(155'. -. Idrum that and Keg- \lun-
rue. -
Girls
a0 -yard race,. 11 years ,aha Under--
Dorotto '1.lk.n.dd, Margaret Marshall,
Marjory Inter.
a0 -yard rae.-. P y.-.ir- ;old "under-
Doris Dustin. Lure:h V. -Donald. Mar-
garet Marshall. - -
50 )ard rare, ID „ars and under-
Kathlr,n Luke', Heatrire rer.i.'n. Star-
Irerrt H.►Kesw.
50-verd ra,e' , P: )ears amt under-.
Helen :h.hnst. n Dorothy Cunniughai n
Irene-111nnmll.1d.• •
100 -yard race. 11 }ears. and tinder -
Thelma 51cAHlster, (;race Sterlinir.
Ethel Heid.
100 ) ard rare, 16 years 411.1 muter --
Thelma Me.tltlster, (bare Sterling,
Ethel Heid. .
is -)ard lhree-1.•ggrd rare, 9 years
and und,'t-Etlt•! Reid and Ilrare Sb'rt-
inK,--if,•A1a Breefier tamF
lister- •
The procession on Tuesday morning
was an mooting one and was view_
immense crowds. A young man in money
costume rode on one of the high bicycles
of thirty years ago at the head of the
parade. next came the 33rd Regiment
band, the town council and Old Horne
Week executive in autos.accompanied by
some old timers (Messrs. W. Swaffleld, T.
Kneeshaw, W Campbell and E. Down-
ing). the fire department, decorated
bicycles, war trophy guns mounted
two cars, girl on horseback. comic feat-
ures on wheels, decorated automobiles;
"World's Big Snow" (wild, animals.
stuffed), an extensive exhibit of lumber
and logs by the Goderich Mfg. Co.,
loaded on a dozen long trucks and wag-
ons, Geo. Richardson with tractor and
implements, Premier oil, Waterloo band.
girls representing The Signal, comic feat-
ures on foot. Purity Flour, Dominion
Road Machinery Co. exhibit of six pieces,
National Shipbuilding Co.; (flax -pulling
machine) Goderich Organ Co., Fred
Hunt, Misner Mfg. Co.. the jazz hand,
more comic features on wheels, Inter-
national Harvester Co.. The Star.
Tlw prizes were awru•rl'ed as follows:
Features on Wheels -Harry McCreath
4,enegerie;, Fred Barker,A. Lalth-
w'al5e.
abate1-f - ]lfFlolfinblTeft - mt. Kart
nedy, Mrs. Harry Aunt, L. Wallis Lion-
(idl),
ilceorated Bicycles -Gertrude Lunihy,
Bert Gibson, Mary Parson,, Lorene
Dunlop (special).
F'raturem on Foot (comic, -delight
Hutch, Silver Blatahtord: Ruth -War
sell.
Features on Foot (fancy) -Henry
Kemp, Carl Worstll, Gen. Bates.
Merchants' Section -Fred Hunt.
NI an u t acturera' teetion--f3wlrrirtr
\lanufaeturing Co., Dominion Road Ma-
chinery Co. and Purity: Flour, Uod••rieli
Organ Co., Miner Mandfarturing Co.
I,ailthumplans-H. Earl Elliott, "Thr
ilog House."
Special Prizes
In the Manilfactorers' !hehon-Tine
Jahn Herr Plow Co, Premier I:yst,lin'
co., National Wtltaittitdirrg Co., Inds-
national
n's -national Ilarventer. -
F'oi• Decorated Auto* Misr .118 :111. n,
Mr. 1lendersun, 1:. Healey .hisn:ill3 ,
W. J. Duker, The (inderirh Star.
Features on Font=The-Snood
A special prise wai omen ars.. (.r 't:.,
Jean Coote*, who represented a .55 •,.-
tern Girl mounted.
Mtge ,roved enjoyed theeiorse
rams on Tuesday afternoon. n. There
we're light entries in the 2.1s 4'1 --
and
h'•.and Ids In the 2.311' Hits". 81141 111 1-o
sults were as shown lelow :
2.114 Mama---
faatty. .'stay^ f- ff. w'
1'11Yttiek, Teerrwaf►•ri . . -
Jas k Power., (Jar(. 11191..
rmeph 1 1 3 1
Fa a May Pa teh.•n (55'.
1',nol„ ry, i'arkhill1 4 2
I;ne'-1l.• Prlth 1J. Jhilllu,
.511.1 a 'rn 1R i 7 0 3 2
Wils,s, Tod.! !John
Nra,te•, 'Marmot -• 3 4 i 4
Kliv 15Pwe7 ID.' -51.- •
iaehla11. ('Iwitluamt. `...., S 7 11 11
Ranker 111. R.. Weaols.
ttnnit `Its. Mat4lr 5
tae W. Ilii. WhiteI', '
( III (1
Time '3.1111,. 1.111114, 2.111tf,, 2,10%.
2.30 ,bass -
l'llot Knell t11. R. Wombs.
Paull y5... Mnrle 1 1 1
ad. F' ni a,i stale w,
Cannvwlet 4 2 2
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in capable style. -
Use Blackstone's homemade ice cream
for all occasions. It makes a dellihttul, • '
delicious dessert. I'h,.ne 240
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Summer'. sun trying n.
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the form of dainty toilet preparatior...,
lotions. creams, powders, talcums. massage
preparations. -
Ilur stair .if such goods is very
1umplets and ars we 5.';I5ur.• trade-
marked. adt.rtl•ed line„ you may al-
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