The Signal, 1924-5-29, Page 10i
OBITUAR V f whole c..wmunity. The turn -till ser- charm'
vire at the home at 4ttsw. J. R• not
l'rrtlgl. ,. a, conducted by Rei'. R. C.
MISS HUTI H18ON McD.•rmld, a•.Isted by Rev. W
The ye.pie of t.derlsat hied wit% Alp of Auburn amu Hey. J. E.
profound regret. last Thursday morn- I
jag, "of the death of Miss Hutchiuou
of MOUE r•aI. Ituriug the reahleutee'
here of the late Mr. Matthew Mut :bison
sad his family. ut "t;leugowau•" Mira
liutchl.«.0 endeared herself to the
whole community by ber sterling
worth of character and disposition.
She 'eaters to mourn her one sister,
Mrs. Jewett Thum. and two brothers.
11r. J. Alex, Hutchison tatter meli-'
sal uftieer ()elite Canadian National
Railways, and Mr. W. W. Heicideon,
weeldeat of the Lake of the WootM
Milling Co • all at Montreal. In the
alsteuce of M 1 a , Hutchiauu's
brothers in Eturowd, three nephews,
Dfe•ssrs. Ilrrce. Howard and Doss
Hutchinson (due frour Montreal and
took "erg.. of the funeral. which took
owe from the ('. N. R. station on
esfeetkay forenoon to ]Ialtland cem-
etery. The towatsts•uple unite In sin-
cere sympathy with the sorrowing
rela t i vee.
MRS. R. W. CMAIOIE
On Yfrdass�F : atheistical of last
week the mortal,' rstlaafaa of Mrs.
Hobert W. Cratgielfiermeey Miss Ada
c( Raton t were conveyed to their last
resting place iu Maitland cemetery,
amidst the slntere mourning of the
'Due p.ilheatera were
Henry, Maitland Bell, Fr
and tttry Mahon, sill
deceased or of haS
large 'o11q►
funeral uy from the Westfield
aelghlmeles d who had .known Mrs.
Prelate from her girlhood. These who
were present from a dlstauee were
11r. and Mrs. R. )(mutt and Mrs. Hugh
Johnston, of Essex, and Mrs. (tearer,
of Shakespeare.
rsonality hz.d made bee
ends. The bereaved hoablad
other relatives are Joing$1 is
morrow by the people of pod.-
rkit, general!). alto held the departed
no' ane la genuine affection and admir-
('ralgle atloe.
us of the
attended
d. 1. the NEWS OF SPORT
at the'
iLova Ilewkra Are Getting Busy
t The law.. bowlers excret to open
As sited lu these columns last
week Mo (Tuttle flossed away as
Bandar, May 18th, at Brockville.
where aha and her husband had resided
Auer their marriage PIS years ago.
ifhr leaves an infant son. who t* doing
well 1st tlw hospital at Brockville.
Two sisters. Mot Robert Taylor of
Auburn and Mise Chrism Mcl'llnton,
who was with het sister at Brockville
the last few months, and a brother,
Mr. James Mc('Ilnton. of the Ual-
verslty of Toronto Medical School,
also survive- Her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McClinton. both
diel wlthln the last fourteen months
so tbaJ the family has bad a heavy
harden of bereavement. Before her
marriage Mrs. Cratgte was one of
C.oelerlch's sweetest sinters and most
popular young ladles. and at Brock-
ville also her rocs! talent and h
the season lye Rowley evening next
with a tournameut 4wtweeu sills
captained by the presldeut and the vk'..
t presld..tt. All -t1 . Is,wlrrs sero rr
pleated to be on ham! at 7 o'clock.
Play will commence at 7.10 o'clock
sharp. As yet very Ilene playing has
been "(ono on the greens, doe to the
very wet condition of the grounds.
• • •
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Ti* Maltlyud"`• elf Club opened
Golf
the sea.on on Wee Althorns* of Vic-
toria Day with a 1ldber
teats- In spite Of the Mr
weather there wan a good t
golfers, The mixed t*o-balte bar- '
(l
some aadlt•ap, medal tatty. ' nine.
boles)wan won by Miss E. Hays and
Mr. A. ('. Campion, with Mr. O. 8.
Chapman and Mr. L. 8.
second place. R.
woo firth. -
la, .t.' Wailes. ,;A. J.
w;4i -)- +lid -pile fn tate
tion 'lits Edith WO -
Mr. Jia. Donaldson won
the Arid prism and Miss Ohre Al-
and Mr.•W, F. thunders the
prtxEs.
Viglstla Day Meet
The 1i0Aerich and Colborne Rale
bs held a'successful shoot at
'• rause. on the atternooe 01,
da Day. twenty -sere.
part, The range., shit 1
200 and S00 yards. )jr- AWL
of the Goderich Club MOW
/*beat with a score of 64. 7Dei l
rs
others whose scores were above 50 a:
Joe Bowman 62,' Oliver Goldthorpe
01. R. Bisset 09 Chat. Roiertsee
Pik H. J. Fisher 35, Ge,. Symonds 5.5.
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Town of Goderich
Public Meeting
A public meeting will be held in the
Town Mall on
Friday, May 30th, 1924
It 8 p. m., to discuss the advisability of
huiltling a new Town Hall and Publ,c
- Auditorium
Everybody Welcome ! Come and Give Your
Suggestions !
W. F. (ALLOW, M.D.,Vlayor
I••
•stt•,3e; S•. Garvey auk- " 1[aTHQDi6T DISTRICT -
*ZTING HZLD Ha
...unty shoot will is• 11 l•111amt
111 Tblaw•1H be tor
, dad other liberal
got no. The etotlrrteja '*
reptgar'shoots every Wedu
nuod. at rite IltsapJ
elahnlaM lisiZo
riled to Jolu
• 'e
d Tbben Lys for t il/ ule .
tla
'h est
• 01�y t ,;
at
Jnae 4t►,
i10 I�t� !WAD THIS
Ili t' 't „ I
nitM ' i, t (I ua1JaMls ipmr'. DOo)y �' 1r 1)M
uotifrdd + tw
8a.. Ma) ratan
Biq\.U,.)►tP
(yOlt La ,1�.: t bee, r
('1, *1330. Ire ca , turulsb wtta
calor for mew, wor a in
au) tile Ifthri . ruutted MI ttat-
isfiet. w--
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Address Ws Or Geetl)•sar
Oasis Co,
240 Albert St, Ottawa. Oaf.
tittildaelor Reports Presented front
r ,111 Depertmeuta
,x11)•4 The annual meeting of (ioderici(
district of the Methetfl..t tJ.nrrb was
told 1u Victoria street chuRh cot
Tbulsbtly last. Rev. J. F Holmes. of
h,
preeldiat. Repot. very• xic-
M team all dePartwenta. and were
*KJ satisfactory considering the hut
list the year Ins born rather a dlffi-
eylt oat. Ftnaneial report* were !or-
iginals/3 Ocularly marke.l in neat they near
June 4tb.•"Prettiest
Wretbia at.gedrek.b twt p.' all aiowtt very ntInfa.7hturv increase,re
ase
,
JJJJuauuenninnee 01a4hbth1.(-CDDdl
ptnnonnt�teldtapaA(Aatutyburnaatfl
4it suntfom4d1tt$,l(uty5Jl
nigtsivtwng11oil4ohe11 sinrhtrlfo+..re
tg
port d creesem. The repo nn era
Jnoe 1;' `treadle*•at Dungannon getlan( and social servl.•r w.s1
nt Goelerieb top !sw•rease of *74.011 for the TI
J'' h t�F�. at Dungannon work of the MIabl.ath who. of t
J b �tubura at Westt141d dlstrlM was ,' own to IM• in it yr
71S1i,•.Codrr(th top at Auburn envouraging condltiot.
BORN.
ty ('111a1IUULX,-+- la t'eitr•rte tOwg11110p
(Lrrburn). on Weduesday, May*,
to Mr.,aspt Jr..1Thos. Chisholm a
I, daughter (Llliuu liar))
a
rv-
PUy11C NOTICE
all -
1r M 1.TIN(: ' HURON CUl'\TY
he ('Ot.'XCII
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kik
Dungannon nt Westfield Rev. R. !t. Osborne, of Loudest...re. the ('oust) of Huron will mitt in
Jnly'41h, Auburn at Dungannon introduced an urgent resolutlon the Connell Chamber. Goderich, at
touching the dur-tlon of retention of 3 o'clock le 11.e afternuoa el Tutuilay.
the'fntario Tempe -ranee Act. and a tike 3rd day of JtuDe. Isle. .141 ac -
protest against the luting of a ref- counts agalwit the County mast be
eremium at ibis time. It was telt la the hands et for Clerk not later
that the Art tad been a *Lanai success
noon.in the masa and 1f allowed to remain
ton the statute books end more dill-
-nuoail gently enforced its benefits would be
Stell more apparent. The motion was
carried unanimously.
Another resolution brought In M•
Mr. Osborne protested against the
present law under which rate -track
ganrbiiug is allowed, and tendered a
word of encouragement W those mem-
bers of Parliament wino are seeking to
The Council of tike ('orporation of
Jigs 41%. Westfield at (ioderkh twp.
Jute 9t1,. Does:anno, at Auburn
hey fes (ioderk•h twp- at Wtp.ttleld
Joie IRth. f)nganuon at Goderich top.
e•at lleid at Auhurn
1
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Town of Goderich
Applica ns for the position
of collectlr garbage- twice a
week , under the supervision
Of the local Board of Health,
will be received by the under -
Signed up to Jose Lt.
For further partici!'
A. D.
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TOWN OF GO
1924 Taxes Now Paya
1st Installment in June.
2nd Installment in December.
LatrylikZ SCOTTISH
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Discount
2j, off 1st installment if paid on or before June 15.
If you wish to pay for whole year, 3% od 2nd in-
stallment if paid on or before June 15th.
Penalty
5 will be added to 1st installment if not paid on
or before July 1st.
Pay your Taxes now and take advantage of the new
system.
WM. CAMPBELL,
Tax Collector, Goderich.
1
1962.
9 -year Lockwood
Writ, fs7r Either Sex at Age
21 Tears
Premium for $1,000.00 ....1 53.10
i ivaranteed cab Payment
on Maturity 11300.00
Or paid-up Policy for 12810.00
Or paid-up Policy for
11000.00 and additional
dash ._ $ 800.00
Premiums can be paid annually,
semi-annually, or quarterly.
Write us for particulars, giving age
nearest birthday.
JOHNSON, WHITEHEAD
SECURITIES CO.
134 Carling 3t , London, Ont.
abesday and Saturday Night
loth. An
twp• a
at Westfield
Huriagrliageball League
A me•thtg eft the newly organized
Hnrou County Tlaseball League was
bM4 .g4 Clinton last night (Wtdnet-
y 'Phe following ten clubs were
nted. (iodesich. Clinton. Sea -
forth, Wingham, Bayfield. Brrisaela,
Blyth. Auburn, Dungannon and Code -
rich, township. The teams were divided
:Onto two groups, Ow Orae flue clamed
)leleg in A group and the latter fire
in B group_ Mr. J. 5, Reynolds anal Mr.
W. Reg. Sharman represented the
y Flours at the meeting. The
play their first pmt at
m on Wedneeday afternoon of
wee sett weand it -instep cyate•a back
hese on hider.. The first halt of A
g ouP. seleedults was drawn an fol -
June 3--Cliatost at Seaforth
June 4-4Goderit•h at Winghaw
June 6-Wtngham at Ooderhh
June 9 -Bayfield at Clinton
June 11-8eaforth at Bayfield
June 13- 8eatorth at Clinton
June 14---Wtnt(ham at Bayfield
June I6-Wkngham at Clinton
June 1A -Rayfield at Wingham
Jane 13-Seaforth at Goderich.
June 30 --Go strlch at Rayfield`
June 211 --(Tinton at Goderich
June 26-Odderdch at Seaforfl
June 27-BayryNd at Ooderich
July 4-Seaforth at Wingham
July S --Clinton at Bayfield
July 7-Ooderkh at Clinton
July 7-Bayfleld at Seaforth
July 11-WInghaat •.at Sea forth
July 18 --Clinton at Wtngham•
"The Hotteptot," an attraetion of
superlative merit• starring Dougdaa
McLean with bit million -dollar smtle.
la the feature at the Model Theatre
on Monday seed Tuesday, June had and
3rd. Patrons are strongly adrlsed to
see this Dieters, which is rated as one
of the best of the year
than Meeting preceding the meeting of
Connell.
(ILIO. W. HOI.MAN,
County Clerl--
Guderlch. May 15th, 1924.
NOTICE TO CONTRA�•
JOBS TOL P
I will he attest retiwa ero•a4tg,
Huron abate. tay. Janes. at
1.30
tof repelling
on Mill road t0.sae+e t0 No. 1 a:kool.
lace such taws awe/tied to stub a 41h a netea inn, to let contra is ot
way as to make race -truck gambling gravelling from school to\Huron road
Illegal. This wan also carried unan- and gravelling on i'olley'i side -road;
imowwly, allot Job of widening road on rut Line
Rev. W R. Osborne was elected and other Iola+, if any, that will be
delegate to the stationing committee.
and Rev, C. J. Moorthottse as altern-
ate. Tay delegates were also ap-
pointed to annual conference In their
own meeting at 1.00 pm.
The ministerial session of the din
tract was convened on Wednesday
morning- At this meeting all mat -
ten, covering paatoraPactivit ea were
dim -wised. The circuit has two pro- Friday, May 30.-T'preserved aar-
hationerw, C. A. Boater anti William tion sale of farm property of t .
0. Robinson, R. Asia( Walton, both estate of the late James Patton at the
of whom were recommended to concession, premises, pt. block G. concion, 2.
1 W. D. Colborne.
An evenIngt meeting was 1teh1 at
which addressee were given by Mr.
Bender, of Blyth.' and Rev. J. R
Peters, of Dungannon.
It wan decided to hold the next
annual district meeting at Dungan-
non.
made known at the Halle.
JOHN SOWFRBT,
Road Commlaadoner, No. 1 Division,
(:oderlrb towmMtlp.
May 24th, 1924.
Gl \DDra SAIL REGISTER
Te sf Came
SATIWIVAT. May 31st, ha..
been set /part as the day for
cleaning up end making repairs
aid improvements at the ('DI -
borne Cemetery. Ali whp are Ia.
terested are requested to come
and lend a band 1n the work.
The Towneh(p will provide the
necessary teams and wagons.
C. A. ROBERTSON,
Reeve.
>•r
PINEAPPLES
This is preserving week. Pines are at their best. Our
mock is complete. Also other seasonable treats
silt IT JAMS SUGAR
SURPRISE SOAP -FREE DEAL
Test the Qualities of Surprise Seas
Redeem your coupon here and receive two extra bars free.
J. J. McEWEN
Pbsos 4�
Cos Delivered to All Parts sl the Two
A
SUMMER
SPECIALS
Voile Dresses --In dotted floral designs in light shades, and
flowered voiles in dark shades. Trimmed with lace in-
sertions and ribbons. Specially adapted for summer use.
Prices range from $2.75 to $10.75.
/Latino Dreues•-In five shades, ane piece styles.
Special selling price 13.95
Ladies' Tailored alltrti-In Spring weight tweeds and
serges.
Special price $1.46 •
Spring Suits and Coats
A large variety of suits and coats in the most popular
styles and ahades. Made up in finest grade materials.
All specially priced. •
Dress and Sport Hats
The cloche shape is the favorite, and these trim little
hats are.titsually beautified with ribbon of a contrasting hue
or flu. Black and white hats are also featured.
PriiM ranging from 1}1.96 to $4.11
The Royal Ladies' Realty -to -Wear Ce.
East Me et GODERICH, olrr.
AUCTION BAIT
IIINRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF
Farm Proprety.
The Adminlatratrtx of the estate of
the late James Patton will sen by
public auctio0 at the peemise.• pt.
block G eonceasloa 2, W. D.. Colborne.
on
FRIDAY. MAY 10th. 1024
commencing at 2 o'clock
Eleven sates of Lamy. 2%S ernes
from Oal.rlch on which there i. a
comfortable tram. hoose. 18 g 24.
with kitchen 14 x 16; A good cedar
barn, newly floored and shingled.
30 x 40, also stable, 14 r 4Q.
There is Rood water, the land U
well feared and IS:egts1 shape for any
Mid of cropst. TIMM are some feint
tress and grape risen all 1a geed thriv-
ing condition- l paaiae location for
a poultry farm.
TERMS: , Twenty pet cent. of pur-
chase money to be said at time of
sale• halsace in thirty lays, or half
the purchase price may remade N
mortgage with Interest at 6 per eedt-
per annum.
M. G. CAMERON. THOS. GUMMY.
Solicitor for • AneNooeer.
Admin(stratrdx.
EXECL'1•0118' RAL5 01' REIIT-
deuce, together with Property and
Hone Furnishings.
The executors of the rotate of the
late teary A. Aebesoa will gene by pub-
lic auction et the premises es the
south side of Newest* street os Bator_
day, May also, commencing et 1.30
o'clock sharp
The property consists ot two lots
on which there U a two-story brick
residence, well bulit, In good repair
■no' baa ash modern conveniences.
ThereIs also a small stable imitable
for a garage. At the same time all
the contents of the louse w1Ii be sold
including:
elz-plere parlor suite, 2 rockers, one
centre treble, one rug, curtains and
blinds (all rooms), ptetares 1 jar-
diniere, 1 extension table, 6 dining
chairs 1 sideboard, 1 side table, 1
couch rocking chairs, 1 large Brussels
cog. 6 cushions, 1 small sideboard, 1
kitchen range, 1 tall -leaf table, 9
chairs, 1 armchair, l &burner New -
perfection. 1 kitchen table, clotheif
basket, lamps, tubs, wringer, 2
clock., 1 hall neat and mirror, 1 hall
rug, nhlt carpet, 1t bedroom suites
complete, toilet eat, dreaming tables,
rugs, feather ticks, linoleum 1 new
Williams sewing machine, garden (nota,
stepladder, iron bosrd, quantity of
cental and uumerone *Melee.
TERMS:
Real extant, 10 per 'e''nt. of the per -
chase price cash, and the kisses
within thirty days.
Chattels: Cash.
iter further portICulars apply to
Messrs. HAYS h HAYS. Solicitors
for the ler cmtors, or to Kr. Thoreau
O0ndry- auctioneer.
Re Oiling
Will all persona please *veld
drlvist on fresh Parris or Ott
for at leant two days• t2tD a -
veldts( fencing off streets sat
fret effects !him the baffle be-
fore the Tarvia 1. gay.
By Oder at
WWI/ O,OUNOIL
L mowSA ad silt • 4t
e �5RA11'' yklttt
VOD Flljsti ALtTh
tooria9r IbJo Ir• Atjigiso.VG.fRest
A1laast. above Pars..us' /1/1-14l
BC. SHINuLi;t3,'a
- tr4q%& et a•
I. XXXXX *Miles aid cedar '
at Milli** 8tatton R
T1t1•IBLJE /Lit. No. 5.
plwnts-D unaatmoo and
IVOR 8ALn._,1N)1'sii.
j' rooms and b,ethroota.
l.ght atad iixtures; range
bot anal cold water:
habits to et all windows:
en; s0 reaasauNR .ger
quiet OW Apply est THR
OFD'*
FOR RAJA- 2710 RRW
shorthorn stalls. Rosa
taeon'typs Yorkshires, both
Eggs Our batch* troll bred
Ra rred Beebe and 8. C. Whit*
hrorns said baby chicks. Phone
write JIM. F&1i1tIBH a BONS. 0.
No. 7, Larksow. Those Dutaga
82.13. ,
[ R tlALa.:,>�a awes ezvellent gob
F
den land. itudaed of whiter a
strawberry paten. (food barn. cense*'i
basement, chtotsa hoose; three -renal
dwelling. Insurance it.100. Oust
well ; property well fenced; very free
from weeds. Adjoining tb_ general
Steve at Loyal, near the famous atna-
mer resort Watrict. Oath -rick Oat.
Gist 14,800-41.100 tor quick sale.
(Mr F. ItePHEE, 13tfl 8lterfdaa ave.,
Ptyli•ottab Mich., executor of the late
W- H. McPhee.
MUSK
DROF. W. 11. JACKSON, Orgaafit
• seed Mortar of Mune. POW
✓ eset Methodist church.
given In Voles Culture, Organ,
Violin, Guitar. Theory, etc Studio
restdeore, Chorea street. now
ATISTIONIMIUMO
THOMAS MIMIC 13001101
• LITS STOOK ANT) 0
Wombats. No. 119
Bales attended to anywhere
effort mods -to tire ea
Farmers' eale notes disconsted...
K. STALKS/I, AOCTI
tor hoseehold adds*
STAtillt. Amhara T. 0.
MISPOCAL
DR WM. METCALF.
Bayfleid, Out.
Other bouts by appoiatismiL
LIM Haws Sompara Mir
thalide and Aired -
at Meendligid *to
Geld* '11111119so Threat
do* Ow
gime WC
At MOM Bedford.
NAOS
LEGAL
M O. CAMBROX, Jet.
Mice
door trogourZorTrpopt
icon at
BARRI
011ee ea the
from Hemstiten
Private funds
ro tot
J. L. Kilioran.
Nape II Nape
Hamilton 8t., Goderien
80Licrroa. Notarg paid* and
IllaRILLOP MUTUAL TM MIMS-
town property lasersd-
001core-Jsn cousetir. Trak. 0•410'
deb P. 0. ; ovum viwries4
Sac.-Traaa., Ileaforth P. O.
Directors -1- Rreadgeot, R.
11. Walesa; William Rhin, R. 11.
•
Mahn lia=11
isplimit. mod isps Milk ON,
111. Owes
sloe amt. ried
disamal 111.