HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-11-17, Page 201O--Tburday, Novewleer 17, 1921.
THE SIGNAL
oODERICH. ONT.
Books Worth
Reading
Helen of Ibe OW House
by Ibuuld lull Wright
Penny Plain
by 0. Douglas
The (:olden Shoe
p by Justin McArtily
Blue Water
by Frederick Wm. \laliaco
The LoM.tkk Trail
In Ihnhgla. Durkin
The 3lysterioul Rider
by Trite Grey
This la only s partlaJ Us't of
the 110te1 Ieaoke of the day.
--a-
Watch Show Windows for
Note Paper and Wall Paper
Specials.
I }jOWe-Ude Cooking
.fancy Work
Aprons
Candy, Etc. -
Get - -o--
hriatmasamippates
Tea served
HOW TO GET ON
1 THE VOTERS' LISTS
IN THE TOWNSHIPS
Lists Prepared by Rural Registrar
Are Not Revised by Judge
As In Places of Over 2500
• shying to the_ coufusioa that has
arlw•u over the EIt4•ti,.0 law as it
alipdies to the voters' N.L. in Ontario.
it Is necessary th:11 all partite.should
'salst in thi• preparation of the liar.
The general rely is that every person
in Canada, male or female. is tinali•
fed 10 v010 and atwuld Ile_ included
in the list of ruterl for te 18111iug
division in which be or she reskltes,
If he dr Aw
hal is a British subject. and
tb) is rweury-one yours of age. and
lel has ordinarily resided 'in Can -
why for the year imni.rltately• pre-
ceding (k•tober S, 11121. the date •of
the issue of the writ of ,•Lebon. and
till has onlin*rily resided in the
'electoral district for the two months.
• Immediately preceding that date. and
10) Is not expressly dented the
1 right to vete. •
In title*. nevus uud rillagea of over
2.00 population personal registration
taki•s plate. and the lilt are *user fur
tlwr reviewedi before the Comity
r Judge. but the system of preparation
is (Merritt iu other munlcipilftios and
unorganized districts.
In rural muuNdpwlities awl Un-
organized districts. as well as in
towns and tillages of 2.501 isifatla-
thin aid--has.-the lith+ are-pnetmredl
by a rural Registrar. In Uutariu
the lists of the Provincial general
elections of 19111 or the municipal -
lists of 19 20 or 1(121 o? combination
therefore are used a+; a tussis of pre-
paration. eclair -ding- is. agreed among
tie interested parties. Names of new_
voters wast be added to these lista.
It is very advisable. 'however, to
especially note the protrdure to be:l
follew•ed. -
The Mural Registrar lune for loch
pelting division r pots, on and leaves
SlC x boeeer ht. -i►goo.4. -«•c1t-ice. *.Tris
able to carefully assist hint and see
ibst
hr -ie farttislied with lists of
nines from the time the write are
boated up ht_elghttxn_ days. ?before elec.
tam day'.. Theme. during three days -or
up 10 the tiftteiltll •div Lore polling,
he put* on his dist without qui -tion
or -inquiry. but any additions or
elanges lifter 1115? 011 111 111e ninth day
Mutt 1, not later thau the .tenth 1 be-
fore- eleettou. are made 1118.0 up -
plitatiou awl upon strict inquiry
Tito Rural Registrar mast pert up the
list ib two lames' en the tifteeutll_ulay
is.for,- 3s•lliva and' al,c, put up notices
iu these lance.. stating ,•h•Ilrly n place
in the divi,iou where lie may be
(unit 119 to the etl,t o1 the :,•lith day
before pe111110.
There is no appeal to a Judge in
the ease of a Knell Registrar, but
if the Registrar leach's the mune. of
persons oft his lists they ma) vete on
election day upon taking the iweessary
Delis atul other voters otiose khans
are on a list :old who are resident
in the same division taking oath of
verification. thus vouching for the ap-
rplieants. If Ibe names -of all opposi-
tion voter, are lett off there wile -be
no one to vouch and 4.1 rine of them
can vole. .1 person who has been put
on the lid on -election day and %lord
may also vouch for others. It would
he had for a candidate to have things
left in this hay to the day of polling,
so the motto should be : "bet on the
list as geen as you eats"
It will - b.• readily seen that the'
p8111- might be so crowded on el.,•tb)eI
day Il� iTnoir, Mould 18• elided?
wearing poiovit.-so--theet teeny hemi)+
not rote. It -1. all tM• tuore import-
ant. therefore, to .w• that the Haines'
on the: lists adopt„ 1 us a begin are
used by t11r 1-tegtstrar anti that to
these are added the new names.
latiwrt-wiasist -1 e- )tants#==•ttrte -
Itegistrar right fnenl the start,
lifter ..the' rural Registrar hes m
up his lists in lila own way. na
near 18• streek off or added 1
him. A pereun who comes
on or 1.efore e'lec'tion day
if otherwise qualified. It Ill
noted that the rural Regtst : r is all-
powerful. lie can leave .. or add
any name_. Jute as he wls.es. He can
phone himself.
BAZAAR �I
in the School -room of
North St, Methodist Church
b)' the
Saturday, Nov. 26th
1.30 I,
INSURANCE
OF EVERY KIND
TRADE WiTH MEN WHO KNOW
Groping In The
Dark Is Bad
• U don't need to go on
guessing when you get
protection from men who
know the insurance business.
It Costs No More
to bury insurance that gives ade-
quate coverage than to buy poli-
cies inounknoW_L untried •
ponies.
By having your insurance fully
explained you can know what it
really means to )ou, You will
not be grepi•t stn thedark if yon
call for service on this agency of
the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company.
•
HIL cC/
Exchange lhtei *Mai
PERSONAL 51ENTION
Capt. D. P. Me•('arthy returned Home
last week from l'orunto, where he had
limo ruga ited the past summer.
31r. %Via. McKinney, of ltluevale,l
and lir. Eldon Mt -Kinney. of Galt.
...pent the week -cud ret the house of
Mrs. 14. E
Jordon Advertiser : Mies M. Leckie
has leen a guest at the home of Mrs.
T. T. I,nkie for Ili lea -t few• week*,
en route from Texas to 4:o.krrich,
where she .;111 make her Lowe for the
prt•se•Ilt.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Watts, of Lyon -
doll, are spending ht couple of ',eke
with Mr. W1ttt's sister, 3101. J. 11.
alar-taII.
M.r. Frank Thompson, of Toronto,
spent a few days In town thin week.
The Signal regrets to report the very
serious IIluess of Mr. John ('halh•u.
East street. We hope a change for the
hotter will 1.401 0nsue.
Mr. Douglas Mooney has returned
from a hunting and fishing trip near
Cull lugw ootl.
Mr'. Arthur Beevers and Mrs. Geo.!
Johneton were delegates to the Bap-
tist missionary eotiventlun In Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. S. A. Webster has returned
home ether an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. D. M. Johnston, of
Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. George McNall, sr..
have moved into town from their farm''
near Beumtller and have taken up f
their residence on Ilritanula road.
G. C. L Literary Society.
Ira,t Friday eveulug the t3. C. 1.
.It " was held es usual, the following
program being rujoterl by 1111 tuthu-
*lastk• audieue• .tu instrumental
given by Match; Ikoyell WAS followed
by a rot -nation by Julia Servers.
t:rurvlt•vr Hpahr sod Helen Howrlr
gave a vdoliu duet as the whole or•
rhesus was 'inutile to Is preaeut.
Miss Hodge (rad au extrset• from
"Daddy 1a.uglegs," Violet Tbomp•tou
rang a wdu and Erie Wilson and Jean
Chapwau gave a duet. MsIeel Ed -
tante read The Journal. which, ah'
uhtal, (vntalncd pews, lnterestng only.
to those who attend the sellout. The
main feature of the evening was a
debate between Fury III. .t anal 111.
11. The subject was, "Revolved that
Ireland has pa'odueed greater wen than
England" anti the detd$iuu was in favor
of the negative .Atte. The meetings of
the Sodety this year have been toast
swe,essfnl, the only Wtitkale•ss being in
the gradually decreasing number of
boys who take part In the program.
The Mencsetuug Canoe Club 1s pre-
paring for an "at hone" to be given
on Friday. November Leh. GODERICH TOWNSHIP
M188IONA,RY WEE]!?;
Methodists To bold Banquet Friday
and Special; Services Sunday'
This is M nary \1•et•k with the
\lethodist chu hes of t;udericli. On
Friday night, oveniber lath. there will
be a t'uiou ytuau's Banquet held in
North street cl arch at %Odell at lomat 20A
tutu from r two diuretic. are eK-
pectedtube ted. Addresemaill begiven
Rev. A. T. dkina.u, B. A., of Japan,
and Mr. G e. Medd, of Meter, 8 mem-
ber of the teetered Board of illusions of
the Meth. idt church. On Sunday the
pulpit. w' 1 be manned by lieu. Jesse
Arnup, . A., of Toronto, Assistant Sec-
retary Mitaok.lut Air the foreign Beal,
and R. W. N. Fergusson, F. R. G. fid.,
of 1•un n, ('11114*. lu the morning Mr.
Fero n will preach in \'ictoria street
and . r. Arnopp'in North street. In ate
evenhug the unler will .be reversed. Theme
four sten are powerful mitwionary prop-
agarali.ti and expert. in their various
tk•kis. The Sunday schools will none as
tt�ual. The Men's Club of North street
will meta at 10 o'clock. Thr topic-
v'Ibar God Care," will be introduced
;by Mr. C. M. Itobertson.
BRUSSELS
•ednesday, Nuv. Id,
Mrs. R. J. Melanphlin and Mrs. llebt.
Thompson are visiting friends at Tor-
,nto.
Mies Elaine Dennis.•n was Y'ialting
rienda at Stratford.
R. J. McLaughlin and Mals; Wood-
ley are buying poultry on 1 iitoulin
Leland.
'Mies Ruth Sinclair is visiting' her dieter,
Mrs. Clark, at Hamilton. /
Mr.' Janie.; Fox has gone Toronto to
look after his drug store thee.
Mr. R. Thompson ship a carload -of
poultry to New Fork this •k.
Mary Pickfrd, Wally Reid, Claire
Atlanta. Hoot Gibson and the Hall
Room Boys. a galaxy of stars seldom
if ever before, appearing in a single
week's program. all appear in the at-
erectlona elbowing at the Model
Tls•atre during this week. eowmencing
November'21at. Read our program ad.
elsewhere In this paper.
Try a Want Ai. ifs Tho Signal.
Wednesday, Nov. ltd.
Mrs. Beason H. Willings, of Toronto,
is visitingat the Iwme of her motor,
Mrs. R. . Thompson, Huron road.
alis* Mamie Thurlow and Mille Real
l Dung, of l.eebttrn, are spending a week
with their friends, the Minces Thompson,
of (:odedich township.
The Goderich Township Farmers' Club
will hokd a re -organization meeting next
\\•edneeday nicht, in the Orange Hell.
Saeriice Sale.
On account of a change being Made in
the boys' clotting defpaarUnrnt of hit
business, Mr. W. C. Feltham has an-
noun0e.1 a sacrifice sale of all the boys°
-nits he has in stock. Read his saver -
( 011 page tour of this issue.
ESCAPED EAGLE FROM
STEAMER HOME SMITH
IS CAUGHT AGAIN
John Little, of Lanes, Thinks He
Caught Bird Which Got Away
From Captors in Goderich
After an exciting tussle Mr. John
Little, of Intnep. captured a large eagle
ea his farm one night recently. The
bird la a tine large spea•ltuen, measur-
ing seven feet from tip to tip of the
wings. The hotly is of a brown and
grey color while the bead Ir of a
lighter grey. It proved to be very
vielous awl put up • plueky tight tee -
fore being captured. Mr. Little thinks
that this bird, la the one whk-h escaped
Prow the Steamer Home timlth while I
In Gdderich 'herbor two weeks ago.
i
ries '1,-lu ORN
nootreal.l. , ?day. November U.
tollr.audsirs Nae Dean. te11suns
_
DIED
M,('Lt'SKtl'.-In t:o.tertrli on Saturday. No.
vember 14, Warren A. Vcl'Iwk.•i. seri 't1.
ye.n.
II H7KJNtIT)N.-1n Colborne township. out
reitta . November 31. Elisabeth Scott. elle of
Joseph' Ilether'ugt,n. hI ben sari lar
TBA GO1)ERICH MARKET'S
T•VIwDAY. Nor. 17.
Wheal, per ku..n.. tl .00 to 81.00
Oat*. per bush.-. ,16 to .40
Barky, per bosh 5) to .56
Peer. ye, bu-b 3.50 to 1 40
aackwb .It., per bums. .50 to SO
?tour, family. per 570 10 400
?lour. patent. pet owl leo to 4.11)
a&wu. per tent 9100 tc 52,11
porta vet tea 9600 t•
r. per lee 1400 to 14.00
Straw. loon, par ten.. 5 til to 10.00
Qwlrs Butter, palls ,as w 43
Agit eNottwd.. IA .511 o t�
Cattle, bu rt eebt,�� pat cwt4.00 to
0.M
(lantk, bat erten' mealw�t, per cwt. 4 t0 to 5.4.
Son.. live lwelabt, per owl....... .04 to s.M
S Wer.
Ica .11110 .tl
Mies Mary &-rhngeour has returned
from ttereral mull( kW visit with ht•r
aunt iu Woodstock. Try am Want Collaaaata�
ter results.
Make It a Real Olft
Shop as m1ch as you will, you cannot give family or fr►eode
a more acceptable reimmbranoe than • teal Photo Portrait la 01111
of our charming new mountings. Just now there are a lot of
mothers who are bringing the kiddies to the Studio for ('hristmas
Photographs --and incidentally they are has lug their own portrait
made at the same time.
Studio ■ppotnttneuts can he arranged to meet your convenience.
J. T. FELL
i
REA
-TO-WEAR SALE
t7
The.
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ore
age
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IF YbU ARE WISE
You will not miss the opportunity to insptc our stock of Fall
Goods, which is now complete, and comp ' s the newest and
best in Footwear of all kinds, Farm s, Work Boots and
Fine Shoes for men, a splendid assort ent of High Shoes,
Oxfords, and the popular One and Tw Straps, in black and
a variety of shades of brown, for La es, and good serviceable
Shoes for the Young Folks, all at ices based on the lowest
present-day manufacturer's price ,
.Be Propa ed
for the slushy Fall weather y purchasing apair of our
DOMINION BRAND' -BBE
•
Whether -it is the heavy Rubber Boot you need or. the tiny
white Over -rubber (Or Baby, we have them all, every size and
shape, to suit all kinds of shoes.
SPATS
are more popular than ever. Don't buy till you see our lines.
You are sure to like then.
SHAMAN'S SHOE STORE
W. REG. SHARMAN
MCcDOCXXeODOcs:CCrsot s:CIsSooc MCcMCe 50CscsXaoossOCcXX20es01
"OHIS IS THE SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT
Ww Ready. o:Wear Sale. A great many of --tbe bargains
ave been to eri but there is still a very large\range to
choose from. The -entire stock is to be cleared and this
is an opportunity to buy your winter garments at a great-
ly reducedP rice. All the bargains cannot be listed and
it will be to your advantage to see them all before buying.
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LADIES' WINTER COATS
,A very special lice of- Ladies' Winter Coats at $16.50. The styles SIG
good and the values wonderful at the price offered. If you want a low
priced Coat you will be sure to be suited. Only $18.50 each.
Every Winter Coat for ladies is_reduced In price. They are all marked
down to clear quickly.
Children's Coats all reduced in price. They come from infants' to 14
year size. They are all great bargains.
BLOUSES
Blouses in georgette and habutai silk in all sizes, at $4.10.
Blouses in raw silk with short sleeves and embroidered front, at $4.10.
You will be wonderfully surprised with these values. ,.
'While they lest $4.10.
Another range of Georgette Blouses at $6.49. These waists ranged in
price up to $12.00 and are now all reduced to $6.49. They are very prettily
trimmed, being embroidered with wool or beads in a very fine quality of
georgette. To be had in short or long sleeves, at $8.49.
MIDDIES
A large ran of Wool Middies in navy blue with braid trimming in
contrasting color. '?'hey come in the halkan or regltlation style. They have
sold up to $8.00. N.,w on sale at $4.98.
Cotton Middies in every wanted color or style with short or long sleeves,
and with light or navy bine-collar or white nr wilt -get Mit. They are
now on elle at $1.49.
A real opportunity to buy Middies at a great. redaction, $1.40.
DRESSES
• Very special serge and jersey I)resses at $14.50.
These Dresses have been marked very low to make quick selling.
sure and see them at only $14.50.
SERFS
Be
soma. 0. "
A very special line of Serge in black, grey', brown and taupe, 36 in. wide,
at $1.00 a yard.
SLATS
Six only Snits in navy blue •and black. They sold op to .$60 00 but most
be cleared. On sale at $24.50.
SWEATER COATS AND PULLOVERS
A very large range' of Sweater Coats and Pullovers in every wanted
color and size.
Pullovers for children and ladies to be cleared at $2.96. Thio par -
menta ranged in price up to $6.50 each. On sale at $2.96.
Sweater Coats in all sizes in light blue, rose, green, sand and navy.
They must be cleared quickly and will be on sale at $3.96 each. Regular up
to $8.00 for $9.96.
Why knit Sweaters when you can buy them at this price T
C®HATS
1S
Ladies' and Children's Plush Hate in black, sand and grey. Regular
up to $8.50, on sale at $$.10.
This is a priee that will clear them gniekly and it will be to your ad-
vantage to see therh early.
J. H. COLBORNE & CO.