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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1922-2-16, Page 5THE AIM of our Studio has al- ways been to keep pace with every advance in photography, and to give its patrons the best that can be produced in Photographic Portraiture, large or small. at the most reasonable prices. We are equipped to make sittings, rain or shute. J. T. FELL •••••••Q••••• MODEL THEATRE WEEK OF F'EItRL.tRI 29 TO 25 %leutday and Tuesday, February 21-21 BEST l.'Tt:LI, in "ALIAS LADYFINGERS" ('HAKLiE CHAPLIN in "A NIGHT AT THE s11t% %educeslay mad Thursday;talc' ALICE ('ALl1Ot71 'TUE- CHAIRRIDijr IMCCETIVEIr eIiriatle (bawdy "SNILAKERS" - Friday and Saturday, February 24.25 ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "REMORSELESS LOVE" Chewier Comedy "MN(M►K1'14 BLUE MON11.11" .--o-- Matinees Monday and Wedneaday st 4.15 p.m. Saturday at 3 p.m. Two full Stowe every night etartla( •t 7.30 p.m. Mev. 11. M. Keened) 111 'The Signal is envy to report that nee. I1. F. Kenntsly, of IJeenniiller, in Butter- ing from a revere attack of neuritis aril may not 1a• able to resume: Ilia regular .lutea (or *one time. Are lou Out Of Werk ! ' Ituiklcre, immune, painter' and wood- workers are replied at once to assist in the erection 01 Credltou, Metlaxlirt church. Any tradesmen in liuderielt who are iut're«ted should get in tested with Rev. J. F. lte'ycraft, pastor of Vic- toria stmt 11etlsdast church. Knox ('holr Enjoy Social Etleaing The)ttembers of the choir of Knox ehun•b enjoyed it social eve•uiug together In the lecture room oil Friday evening of last work: After partaking of a sup - or which was pn•pan'd by the ladies of he urganizatb,u awl tollowhag a short pragaara of spae.ylu•s the bitl:tare of tlw'j eVeum t aaas spent et games and music. Meeting of Horsemen I .\ meeting, tit 1 ...lct•feh horwwen it ill he held in the 'I'owu Hall, Gude. rich. oil \Wedne•sday. February 22nel, 19=2, at t, 'o'clock p.m. The mutter of (urwiug an Asstx•latiuu and arranging 10 bolsi u rase meat this .'.ming sea - w.0 will Ire considered. Ail interested are invited 10 attend. Death of Rs. McKeown .A former recklean of l:.al.'rith in the person of Vtu. McKernan pawned away oil Wt.1ii s aiy of hist week _at the s. home of his 'n -in-law In Toronto. Over forty years ago she degassed uuuvel feat+ Cock'ri.•h to (Tinton and had spent the last hen years ire loos Angeles. Ile 1« surgical by three: daughters. Mot. Mellow aril Mrs. Doe us, of Toronto, and VIP.. Hate., of Ise Alag.•les: and ole wen, William. of Cleveland A. llcK,'oii. of Clinton. is a brother. lire tin Tuesday 4'4)11sidera1.le da n. g.• was ewusesl by a tire whk•li tanned lu the little of Mr. T. Dreumut's 1 • oil the Hayfield road at IMAM cru 'ru.•iday. The blue, which he',upww•.1 to have 'darted from M`T*44 Ivo chimney. was --Tenon peat nut. The fnrn)tttre was ali ant out of tlw 'Is.nsr but the telling. are badly dam- aged by the water. Have You Heard the Starr Phonograph ? 'Silver Spruce 'The Difference Singing Throat' is in Tone' If you have not, we N01111 1'010•1111.1' it a pleasure to let you judge for y..urrs•If, after laming the Starr'.. relrn,due'ion of music. We are sure that, yon will agar with um that, "Tl..- lhtlenewe is inT.tiit."-- ' Starr 1:ennett Reseals at Clic each urn acinar In 'very- repot t1r ail - Records retailing, at mach higher !wire r „CRY- Campbell's Drug Store - Phone go : The Square Goderich JOINS THE BENEDICTS Mr. Robert P. ('lark. of Southampton, Weds Mho Marjorie 11. Harmer A (Filet %el ding was solemnized at the rectory tit the Anglican church in Noutnatniiton oil Tuesday of last Beek Slue w Marjorie Bernice Itarnx•roam united in marriage to Robert, Fonlyee Clark, ()illy 8011 of ler. and Mrs. W. F. Clark, of G.derieh. The ceremony wan Mperfumed by the rector, 'ter. F. Parket. ite Harmer was attended by Miss In.ir- ethy Hell as bridesmaid, while ut•ut Melseirnau acted as Isest 1111111. Minn Harmer is the sister of Mr. Herbert Harmer, of stetithautl.t.u, and is a grad- uate uunee of Wiuutpteg General Ilea. pihtl. Mr. Clark is the Collector of 4'uati't 11N at the part .1f•SntitlWl..pt111. After the ern•mnny Mr. noel 11m. ('lark left oft a short visit to Toronto and otter petite and un their return from their humeynusm they were glee guests at u very pretty banquet which wtia prepared by their friends at the Commercial fluted. The lanquet room was appropriately decorated for the eecation, and after a well served nano, the proceeding* were enlivened by tarts from Mr. 11. U. Hell. and Mr. C. M. Bell to which Mr. ('lark ably responded. Mr. Bruck !Macauley helped to ()take tlw event notable with songs. Afterwards tun party pnrcwrded to the Strand theatre, it here stout had betel race rued for them. Among those prew•ut at the banquet were Airs. 11. l). Bell, Mrs C. M. lk•11, Mrs. Bruck Macaulay, Mies lytta Carey. Miss Gladys l'ursuu, Basr. Nita Macauley, Miss hale Matoouley, Miss Marjorie Rueter, Tubs 1►o-iutliy 71.•Ti. Miss Dorothy Grasser, Mas Margaret t'nraou. Miss Oral Trerford, Mies Rita Worrell. Mrs. W. 11. 'farmer, Mrs. H4 Harmer. Mr.. lleferman, Mr, H. Hell, Mr. Itroek Macauley. Mr. C. It }teU, Mr. it. Me•VIttle, Dr. Morton. Mr. V. Mclrnnair. Mr. Y. Macauley, Mr. It. F:.ItauiiMuu, Mr. J. M. )J. -Kenzie, Mr. lines Knowles. Mr. If. Mcl..riu, Mr N. Mi•Vittie, Mr. 11. Mariner, Mr. M. J. Hackett. '1'h.• Signal j. .his with the gr.sem's friends din I.stcrl.•It in wishing Mr. uud Mrs 4'iark many year. of h,ihp1- u.'s«. -ArTairrodst Dr. clerk is attending a vet.'rtmry insjwetors' meeting at Harris Abattoir. Wert Toronto, fhb' week, whish is 1r - tug held In eonnertlon w-itb The Health of Animals Branch of the Department Jf Agrk-ulture. Thr newer metbsls of testing wattle with tuberculin fur the eradieatlope of tul.erculosis re tieing elise'usw.l. Death of Mrs. Cooper, of Toronto The .kwth .se•urnsl iu 'Toronto ,.m Saturday, l'.•bnuary 4. of Sarah Knee- 'maw, tswshow, widow of the late 1'. 1t. Cooper. formerly of (:.sk•rich. The deceased was horn In 4 ,starlet ht 1.43 and lived herr until her marriage• to 11r. 4'. •R. ('.soar. After their marriage they Uytd in Cleveland fur a few years and Then moved tack to liak'ri.h um! from _o.herc loltruaaa:le>_. bout twa_ut)'_ egret • ,age tlwy went to Toronto where Mr. Timelier wan let charge of the Toronto Balt Works. llirl•, 4'.sys•r was u sis- ter of Mr. Allwrt. Kueeshaw and 1frs. Wilmer Smith, both of /paler -kb. she leaves one daughter. Emma. her hue- -chem} having diel sous: yearn ago. The funeral took Olive hl Toronto on Monday. W. aro doing bua- iaaet`e(wa amok* basis. starting Febru- ary 1st. 19 ------ Our cash system of !borne Store being approve h a • been approved b y irt many of our customers Ladies' WinteriCoats All ladies' and children's Winter Coats reduced to one half price. We are moving the Ready-to-wear downstairs and to slake room we are "oaring ail -ladies' and children's Coats at half price, as they must be cleared. Regular 550.00 Coats, in plush and cloth $25,00 525.00 " in velour at 512.50 $ 5.00 Children's Cloth Coats, regular 510.00, for , .. . • Be sure and see these Values DRESSES .i reduction in ladies' and misses' Dresses. An oportunity to buy real up-to-the-mintitt Dresses at a big saving. Ladies' Silk Dresses up to 540.00, all reduced to ........ .:...:....519.95 These garments are trade from the finest -materials and the styles are correct Be sure and see them at $19.95. Ladies' Silk Dresses in duchess and crepe at •.,. .39 95 A real bargain, but they must he cleared to make room for the -naw lberchan- On sale at $9.95. LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE cluing line of }idles' Cashmere-}-lemer-t,+r440finest 4t'alttr up to $1.75, for .... A clearing line of pure wool Cashmere Ribbed -Stockings, in all 9 1-2. Regular $1.00, for DRESS GOODS Two only, pieces of navy blue pure botany Serge, 50 and 53 $3.25. An opportunity to buy a $6.00 Serge at 51.1199 a pair sizes from 7 to ,7 a pair tit• •. inches wide, at 53.25 J. H. COLBORNE & CO. i THE SIGNAL OODSEIC$ OJwtT. Eketed Ail a Director ur. 'rhos. .1. t4alkt•Id, of V.' -t Wan - a'poslt, was elected it director of the uiterio Fruit (:rowers' Association at ole animal imaging held Inst ue.'k. library tieing Reno%atid The library at Hayfield is lava: hauled. Ntorly 9110 Isxrks arew itfibrin\ Inure circulation to tae repaired or re- placed. A concert to raise finals tot this pits cos.• is being arrangol1,•r Friday, F. b. 24. Itwpection of Night l'lan.es Inspector 4orsoleil wear in town this week iwgtecting the cotuttereial. clauses which are being Itch!tit the 1, C 1. ole exploited hitue'If as \cry HMOs pleated witli the. interest awl progress- D( tis• pupils as well as the regularity •.1 attendance. Women's Institute Euchre and Dance The annual euchre and .lance whi, I. was hell under the auspices of the \V.. 0,- en's ,_en's 'militate 011 Tuuiday •genu.. 111 1 kklfellows' Hall proved one of the nese eaxxxeseful in years. A large crowd eats present for the dancing, the ninon. Is - ng supplied by Blackstrne's Ort•Is,•tre. IMed la Iletreit __ rcisirt.sl tivr children In the Nh.'kor ',tint three pht.-,sl In homes during the utuulh. 11otu.•s are wanted for boys told girls from 'six 10 (cele year*, and else fur a baby girl. The following eeodributious •rived since last meeting are gra dully aekiatwkdttd : Rev. l'atwu Hill, 55; Town of 4'lintou. $1'i; l'. M. itol►i'rt $2: Mr... 1t. J. Acheson. *2; Airs. MIIIer. 52: Mrs. \\'Inds, $1; Tow'unlalp of 4:udt•ri.•hi, 1111:1: Iraq' Township, $10: Exeter mauh•Ipaality, $11): Tow•u of l4eaforth. $10yTownship of Turul.erry. X10 ; Tbwuship of 11.•Killop, *24); Tim' whip of t'sls)rue, 410; 1*tnsse•ls wuuk[pality. $10: Morris. Toe ushlp, 111:.: Wroxeter Village, tied; Myth wuuicip.sltty tt1A: 14444.40,1V11111443.VI;rEtna 'tVtwinosli, am; ,\If !taker, Brussel,. %:e: Mite ]fox. hunk of Ham- ilton. 1Vlitghan. x7.411'; Tuwuship West \1'alN'alx.Nh. S15; Mrs. 1, l'IiR..rd. *2: rs. 1er. 'Taylor, 52: 1111r011. euruuy, 1; The ("Roslin: cuutribut.rl fruit. \ eget .hes. .•Iuthntg, etc. : Airs. err. \Iles. •1►ay'. South street. I). \Itllur k Sun, 1l s. l'ridlwm, Miss Mcl)mald. Mrs. Klvh ie. .Blyth, Mrs. M.S.uire, Brussels, Mac If. Salkekl, Mrs. John- ston, ('amereu street. Mrs, 1 lir. n strum. Maw. Clifford. Mr. J. .i. M. }:rte(), Mrs. Foster. Mrs. \Vurtek, l'le net reenter wtrtiug will be *delft HU March nth. Mrs. C. 4iradian', Gloucester ternaee,'I received word yesterday of the death e.t' The Annual meeting of Ahmeek Clot.'• her daughter, Florence, in Detroit, :there er, 1. I aro A. E., will be Iwkd on Monday ,10 sleet illness. The remeius an' toIw t..rmain at ( o'clock lu the Bogan" of brought to Guderich for burial, -'blas • Trade route. All member.' aro nslu.•sted ��• funeral arrangements were' sot i, a4,'' tae- t., la pnewnt. 'Itnlrsd.,y, }•"breary 10, 1922.-4 fon• The $ignpl seem to prrew. Murat Medical Amoelation The quarterly nieetilg .•1 Ifuron Mole t (eal:lalsetciat' was held in ('linton eat Wednesday of last week, with r clinic ..f eighteen cans. Tlwrc were pre w nt less. R.nw, the pn'side•nt, llnrmw's,(',sgs•r and McKay, all of S.eef.rth; Euuner".,u, 'I'ay- lor, Taylor anJ Ballow, all' of tit.leriel ; .F.rinta. Kennedy, 11•inglaut : Peck. I le•n- sa ll; Woods, Hayfield. and the Clinton doctors. Huron Eneaatpment Eket Olken At the meeting of Hurern Encamp- -mese. ncamp--mes . Iwkt on WudnowIay. meeting of last week the following officers were elected: Peat Chief Patriarch, T. R. Walls; ('. P., -Jolr1l Vns.uan: N. W'., Wen. Abell: J'. W., Joe. Afii di; H. 1'., J. W. Moore;' fin.- scribe, Jas. C. ('agree -,-ter.- �►eribe, J. W. Newcombe; treasurer. 11.: -Haat. The next mooting, will be held on Febru- ary 'thud, When the ottkers will be in- stalled by. the D.D.C. P.. L L. Knelt. • 1`ae aaea--114aa A quiet ding was solrn.tnirxd in Toronto on Saturday, February 11, wtwn Mires Agnes Lynn, tit that city. lsranu• the bride of 11r. 4; o. I'arkinwna. Thccereiuouy was p•rfonne.l by Rev. (leei.(iraut. The only attendants'. wen. the bride's sister, Mrs. I. Crow. anti Mr. John Matthews. Mr. std \ln. Parkinson will reside in Goderich, where Mr. Park- inson recently seemed the duties of uw«ical directoro1 the :lard ltegin"•nt Rested. . lana Victoria Sts. isotone 31:3. 1 erre the (late, FRifwi- !71b. lteim-Inde•- the s:tlittl teen and wile .,(' fairy wnrk, hoer -made laking and candy oil'1'lutl•sel:.y, February _a, (iota 3 to 7 .'clock. to nu. Masotti. I1a11. . under fin• auspice., of Nt. George's .hun•h 't.:ui1.4. ,y oar/ Don't sit down :cud take what coral's: go after %lint you want. lion) Pridham the Tailor and yon will get the very thing you are l.s,king for. Spring maniples all tit: wake your dollars ct'unt. Arumtd the corner, North street. 14 is a pleasure to tire the beaute tel snow we Noe had but if you whh' to are somethityg that will please the eye at any seaarrl of the year drop Into Sallow Studio and gel your photo taken. Painting and Decorating Beautiful Wallpaper iBooks to select from. Corner Elgin Ibetk e►1 *Mani !Modeler - -. - - ManV friends synipatluo. wadi Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Squire.' in the Lw. id their little daughter, Mary Eolith. The tittle oar eat' ols.ervelte have a bad e10l.1 011 Friday cvrmna•- 7t .Ill not tarn, wo- ke:, hat about 9 o'clock sheauaad away «uddeuiy. Iter parents and two ti titer e hildn•n ane'left. The funeral was held on tiln.hty front the family hem,. East trim, to 3lsitl:tndeeinrhrj. Bet. J. F. iteat•..ft t...mhs•t:l the eervirerr.- Allets-Saaael The home of ler. anti Mrs: Arthur; Shang. 1 was the serve of it ctnk't but` pretty w.skling •w 11'e.lisvalay everting' when their daughter, Janet Marion, I lee an s• Ion• Ionil. 'o1 11 r. Sc.• 'rsl Raymond alk•(). sun of Mr.an.i MrnJeeahua .1lkw, of Colborne .tow n•hip.. 1te.. 11. 1). . alUlej--1•t rnw•nee of . the abate rdtativ ter the een•mony ita i'1 mg supper wax served. ,Mr. turd Mrs. .Alen will reside in (futerich. T. H. Carrick __ - -I A. L. COLE Eyesight :-.1Wt 1a11 , !'pewits ass !Bring yottr broken lense- us. We can replace any I.! on shortest notice. Masonic Temple (,oderi.•li West Street Phone 13 Valentine. Night At Ills "lit." 1 tI nmu•ual featunr of the a t. C. Ir Jit- erary Society lit -tiding on Fri.T,ey e'er-binigt watt the Valentine box withele proved re se►etei of a, good deal ..1 tis•rrinent. Nonce Vakmtine a .•spatially sh ,w.sl highly developed artistic taste. 1'L•e program wan in charge of the nevoid •nt and was brief but iat'reeting, 11e varlets,' *umber, being: a p+ieno solo by Mite (letevieve Spare: a s•:lo by 1liser Adeline Nevins• readings by Misses Marjorie ('lark and Marguerite Mulholland, a talk by Mr. Heir and several "stump "apeeetwa. Death of William E. Johnston Death in its tragic form visited God - 'rich .m Friday of last work when Wil- liam E..iohnetott en(Inl his life during a tit of despondency. Mr. Johnston, who was one 11 G.derich's oldest residents had been in failing IwalUt for several months. There had been frequent ev- idence that his mind was somewhat deranetal of late and 0 waif while in this condition that he swallowed poison early Friday morning. His death followed at Alexandra hospital about a :10 the sane 1 .evening. Ikeenosl was 1>,.ra in York- shire, England, in 1845 sill came to this country when tee, old. After about ten years spent near Rlyrl► the family moved to 4;,slerich. 1n 1573 1e was mar- ried to Margaret Sturdy who predeceased him eleven years. To thin were born four children , twoot wtromdi.d in infancy Thomsor%iving are: William R., of town, boat. The funeral took place on Sunday from the n• tirience of hie son, William, to Maitland cemetery. The services were 'littler the atupicee of Ude Canadian Order of Forest- ers. lodge, Rev. J.,}'. Iteycraft being in charge and the pallbearer. were: Munro J. Bell, (fen. Mcleod, A. Hadden, R. Glidden, A. McDonald and N. Arm- strong. • Distractin is the way to de,crii,c these hats of grace and beauty for -mid-season wear. The lines are unusually graceful, the materials rich in color and texture, and have a d .;Ii of distinction in every model. It is a pleasure to us to have you try on these shapes and look over our MILLINERY • Miss M.R. MacVicar Kingston street,.Oodeerich Warning to Water -takers An ;unisually large quantity of water is now being pumped and with the present low lake limiteet water for FIRE PRO CTION is causing your Commission- ers considerable anxiety. It is contrary to the Town. By -lbws to waste the water or in any way interfere with -the water pressure by allowing taps to ran unnecessarily. For our. mutual protection it is absolutely essenti,.l that the rules and regulations be carried tent. Year ete•etperatiom 1s requested. Childrs'n'a AM Sudety The r,oilar monthly meeting of Humn (bnnty Children Aid ltoclety waw held on Tuesday, Mehrnary 7th, with a fair attendance. Some of those erertent attended for the first Onto and • \premed their Interest in the work. M,.•• camp of interest were dleettrawel, nu,t .o•tton decided on. Aecnnunta amunuting to 5140.00 were presented and petted. The Oonnty Secretary Satis r es the sweet tooth, and ' -aids a .. • tite and digestion. Cleanses outh and teeth. A great b . •. n to smokers, relieving- -hoty ism. -- Combines • asure and benefit. Don't miss the jo of the new NIPS -the candy- ated peppermint tid hit! Chew it after every m>:. 0410a at Packed Tight - Kept Right Dull -- If your clothes look :AS dull as a iast year's birdsnest. come in here. -t ;Welt make you look as bright as the bright: C16 HUB-RHEUMATIC PAIN 1 -RN ACHING JOINTS r'. ;n right out with •mall trial be►ttle of old "St. Jacob':. Oil." F. H. Martin Tailor G rc'.t_'rlch ei•dmioehiok aims UPHOLSTERING as we do it will add an air of luxury as well as camfort and attractiven to the pieces you entrust to us. Our workmanship is ao ev •ilent in everylespect that often our patrons tel us pieces are more handsome after we have re -finished them than when new. Glee us a trfaL 1nr" l:heumati,m. rain only; riot one cage int 'v ir.•a internal treatment. hub • , p ,p••tratiaer "$t-Jatobit Uil" n the "tender spot,' and by tilev you pay Jack Robinson - o -it the rheumatic pain and di.trc-:. .'.:.abs- Oil': is a harmless" rhe'i- :<nr liniment which.' never tiffs••;.• and doesn't burn the skin. 1. s:on. soreness and -.tifTns' f- . : t r joints, tutu.. fez -and butt >: sciatica, lumbago. 1, ark l :tial - --- - r el);ia. - firr.j c•r .upo - Gm_a a.nnlr triad-YoOle t t r !l -time honest "St. Jacob* Oil" r „11 any drug More. and in a mo- f`t, yyu'11 be free -'from psrm, aches,. rid stiffness. Ltan't sutler! - drub / Y •rrttrnttistn ytway. - • -CLIFF ANDERSON West Street, Opposite 6. -,6q n West Street, Opposite Brophey Bros. 000000 10•••••H .• ay--or--Bus Laying Mash Has Certainly Been Making God- erich Hens Lay. Have you triedit? -o- if vuu are feeding four quarts .., grain an,l w..4 your hi,r, hard, add DR. HESS STOCK TONIC and ,d the end of thirty clays cud their grain ration in half. If thi- rtrwe ,,M pot them in letter tern. clition and keep them letter brie; back the emptypail and . out money will be refunded. Mereetollsorteetiekesensessieseseoesosessee Wesley Mc an Opera dIonne Block der',' i fl XXXXXX Atxrltr/cxrxxaflt+/lttxxn/1tfAxr XXX 1_ Water and Lett Commissou Town of Gedericb M•S.ft. A.H.S.N.A. These eight tette!, as they appear, will probably mean very littlejo you, but, properly arranged, the} spell SHARMAN'S which means the very best a shoe store can offer in tip-to'•the- minute goods, low.. t T.-:^cs courteous and efficient service, REPARNG in All its branches, omit -Oaken by tlr ca•tnlrie and efficient vvorkm.ui. SHARMAN'S Shoe Store The Lading i • I 1-