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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924
e11un• •r.- ['lair . , a> t •i 1 GLENLYON ON THE ROCKS GRAND BEND RESORT
with tl' •''•• "'•' i1 ;11 uei- IN LAKE SUPERIOR THREATENED BY FIRE
city to ht.!' at•• ••..: e•
Victory Bonds
Due November l at, 1924
The Sterling Bank of Canada, acting on behalf
of the Dominion Government, will yedeeni, free
of charge, at all its Branches on and after
November 1st, Victory Bonds due on that date.
THE STERLIMiBANK
OF CANADA
"Sir, I heard you using the word
'Jackass.' D11 you apply It to me'"
"Nei sir. INP you think you're the
only Jacka.ia in the world?"
GEO. WILLIAMS
(formerly teenager Canadian Bank
of Commerce. Code/rich
Dealer in Stocks and
Bonds
Only tient-class investment securi-
ties handled.
Office -North street, mixt Signal
011 co. Telaphoa. 53.
"Wily are you :,taring at. rue?"
"Please, air," replied the lad.
"there's nowhere eta. to loop."
:FINEST GLASSWARE
The Beautiful Venice Design
of 22 Kt [fold Decoration deeply
etched on brilliant crystal glair
blanks of the finest stake and baekel
with 22 -Kt. Gold.
We have Shertwts, Wine (1a4-.'- and
otherartieles in this new ware. Call
in and let us show it to you.
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
Lite (Sue Lite), Accileet 111 Alto
hslnlce
H.t.s.. and Lets in Goderich and
Vicinity, and Farms her Sale
No better place to locate. Property
of any kind to buy.
A large number Iisttd to ell, in-
cluding many very tine tweleru
equipped h.nnae. Just a few of the
properties that are listed: House,
ekctric lighted, phone in house,
with two lots, $400; home and four
lout, $000: honor. electric lighted,
barn, fruit trees, 1 3-4 acres land,
all in fine condition, $$..0; an ad-
ditional 6 acme, with one acre fruit
Imes, 5400 extra; itnu••e nd lot,
$900; do, $1(100; do, $I:51); do,
14400, and many mon•.
Parma for rale, with all necessary
buildings: 100 screw, $4,000; 100
acrero, 1:t.500; 1.'00 acres. 5.5,500:
121) actio, VOW, 14o1 acres, 51,700:
45 acne, 11,000. incllading stock
and impk•tnedta.
Many mon• low price, and easy
terms on payment.
For all particulars we
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Above Parsons' Fair
P. 0. Box fag Goderich, Ont.
HOW THE GLENORCHY
MET ITS FATE
Head-on ('ollialon with Steamer. Mil-
ler in take Huron
S.11tXI.1. net. :in. -Tile tug Oregon
early this morning brought 10 this
t•I1)' the ,'ai.taill Anil ,•rose• of the
.t,•anu•r ta,•uureli . which wank yell:
t, relay in Lake Huron eil»wl fifty
utiles from here, after colliding with
the steamer IA...nerd B. Miller. Pile proper,. rower. :,Lun's,•I:em mi!e•s o'f here, at 1 o.L.•k on ttaturda. morn -:of the wlud gold t. r) Lan aur )
slap sack in fifteen minim., after flu Harlem Reecho Uiehig:ut. • 'me fog lug. The /111.1111,1•1'.• of the crew' were l a 11um1»•r of Loud •1's and b) reel- 1 N ilei is annually visited by thous -
John wag very lienee to _ p.m.. and the safely tau:-fe'red to the steamier I dents of this community sati.i til,• ands trout all parts of Yamada and
J,JuI S.Yott, of )fidhunl, watchman. ./lleuwnnux., a .i, -tor freighter, wldeh, the t•nit.Ys Stales. It is one of the
/aetior.'1.} w:i, ...manna; her ' siren .umtu•t croup. real sights of tills diMtrl t f rr-
tvas couvey.Y1 to Surnla general he.w and pr,.;w•,ling about fair wiles nit with another sister ship, the tile,• I Ihesh wit- 1»•lug horned It Ir •.'.Ylr•
pita► rus ed i [nam injuries from la- 1 : lug at.uW a wile 4.444.4 14 the rtlhlg••• a"'w u."} as file Iargeat arnx ut ylrgln
tog crushed fu the bulkhead. 1 • The blasts of the \1111,1' w •1'.. ►Inuit•, steal l;' to moiler help. A11 11 was thought that toe". 1»o"sitd.• plies to lie found auyw'her' In old
The crew' had only the highest Lean! :,1111 ans't,•1' I :owl the Won-
were safely oft the I:IeurCuu by '1 i 4 luturia. Fortunately the fire did not
•, � in
lu n "t/ u
. 1»• m • 1
» '1\t was i
e1' a aa. . a tt
. 1 • oft t .a1' .•
I r h t t a 1. a1' u.
Ptak.. for the cundw'1 of rapt. Free ,1.1'1" hello:01wit_ stvilbg. to Wei the ...„.."1.4.1e'sSat 1 rs get foto the• real heart f til
I:urk,. who cut his '.t , with :u1' axe `I•Ipis head i•• rigid{., When the turml.s3l of the' G.1.imialt4 crew•,I what springing Ili frau. n• ,...airs but •wept oyer It mor.• eparsrly
suntals were •, a u.ged the Glen- First )lute llaniel Uelaughliu anJ 1 fanned the fire into a. bl:• 1. ,111101 w,«,1Iwl wltlo14.
through the bulkhead t.7 release i,rehy w'a.'r. ight,c to the beftat.' 4 the a, sailor named Wilfred Ito)'. left filo l 'mile toward the (alup. 1 r w.e:Uh Tonight a vigil is being kept to
aeitt and another t tttt »i eQ lbw Stiller's 4,,ur.t• :11111 1'1111• they went Glenl)'a11 in a 1'6'1.141 1N•fure asdrf er bail 1••fi 111e pine tn.... an e•aay� .1Y,yr11I any re'llirit.. of the Lite,
.'new' w'hn were pinned there follow' xlme.st head on ice al de„se fag w11)1 u t:uacr wit- tit! ions►, uud weer yrs[.•[• I Ilya} fu the flnuuw, w'It111 rapidly 1 as the
lug the t, mi.. rislits!ty of old atir.4 fifty Telt. ' day reported wis-lug. w'ur1 w•as re- galnel III t'0ltiitt and iu•'reuesi 1's i and is believed t1. has died
ucr, 'down den-
.% meal»•r of the crew Yaw the Theo eras!' was iih•e?hable. The..lTrty..1 bete today that the Men were rapidity .f advance.
Miller loom up through the f..g fifty gill r tea. N 1nIM•1(ala fr••Ight••r. 1'l'k•d up by nwwl»•rs of n Portia
.•
away from til, 1.1 u I 1 t! 11 and she t.•re a gap•- Coastguard
t
E. C. ROBERTSON
Pius Ghat:mei,•. aa- duai,l.•und
!'r pee t d 1 ighterhtg Ila stoat sad
h awl was t a I it f41M11Ma1 .le 1.111:1 Vtl!!i 1{. NOV. 2. --The GRAN!) REND. NU -V.-2. Fir, IaiA
laartatiun c'umlau.y, of 3l ldla mill lnshr .. •4 N'h+at for Part 44•1, at thecasarlll end of the f.uuuu. Pin
('apt. F. lhnke. of -file soukeit boodle, leaving hire hist - }'1'i• .cry yesterday afternoon. and thr•u
sterner tiltiorcl.y, :at . mem[ fists!). day' aftt•rle.tn, went on _ the ruck.- curd ter a flaw r,. d,.n•oy all til,
gate an tteeo.wl .1 via; ....141.441. off Menagerie Island, south of!.•,pages ,"'Ilea by L.N1dou P 01111 i•1
1b.tl1 t...wl'.'h•• 1•..i.1. weer.• on 140 Is1,• Itoyuh '.qty -fifer miles 'from Lthe anutluer reta.rt here. Indy u tun
1 k l
Portion of Fanatic. finer) !turned
w'Iitt grain ,•rt w'ildi:uu, .ah aging the cargo ea Satunlay °
was *Ole tons .opacity aunt est f. et ,
.Ili it n 'its 'h1 G I
was Owmwl 1•y the tint -alt l:itkg' Pinus- "u•:uue, ,•Iculyew, ,nrryimg 34:t.4 bare nearly f.IMM),an'rt•» of Isom► laud
SEVENTY-SEVENTH 1 E.1R NO. 45
I were faking advantage of " h.• fine
weather ut the week -ria a•t•1 were -
+u their ottag.•s, and they J.•tjued la,
tlu• fight.t
It was a territil•' fight and for n
time appeared al st . hopeless, but
the wind veered shortly before mid-
night °net swinging into . tine north
went the fire backwards Into the
Imtrued area, and danger wits iwat.
The burned urea fY about a wile
hl length and nearly three-quarters
a of at rule in width. It liea on the
. northerly edge of the famous Pinery,
JEWELLER
Authorised Dealer in Genuine Orange
Blo.twtn Engagement and
Wedding Rings
East Side Square Godericb. Oat.
CRAIGIE'S
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
Apartment to Rant.
Modern -ix-roamed Apartment,
o0 Square. PeNw't.sion at once.
House t. Rant
1 1.2 story, frame, fully modern,
hot water heating, on Church
street. l'oeee taioD at (Inc..
J. W. CRAIGIE
Married
e orehy and " _Tttreattn Cottages.
n, wit �t 1 1 . ea , crew at tiru11d )1+uui call. a ere spread .throng; i lb you Irani a five fir ten dollar
hen on. The
ter rul tl,th i.uih Ing heir hi tit.•.1100'er thtlet teeny. Ow MUDD.. and will arrive herr by Is.a' the neo'.I .1'11- 4 alk a ..ease of bill'! 1',W eau lttat tate [hal by boy
-
head -on. real Te water it•' i..mir a v ,, aid. blench Piing tack to the wheelieon.t•. tomorrow. j
a Erne hoar In the II tilde \\' heel .man 1'. 4'. t:e•rui:nt. of 51141- A illeaey Gale Desw•ing
service to throw { f 1 F 1 17 have the
and the boats were Stiller
had
manned. It was hand. jumped from the 1•ri.lp' of til.. 1 John Nell. 'ug.ut for the treat
found that the �i de end stopped (:Ir11nr•hy to the Miller. John Sent( Lakes Trawis•rtatlon Company. gays
pra
smsl 1. ally alongside the (g.' to the
ens writing a letter in his cabin he lttttl to;rahi.w trout 4'uptitiu Tay-
aunl thy y 111 a1'' 04 iladder to the on the port side whru the irash tame Pur. the 6lraly..u'» aklpp.•r, as to the
Toy -
:Miler a ' . f t ' ti ladder. beMing
:and he was iwpriw.nw5 there. 4 ayt-11111-ze nt the a..hh-..f:-it�tl.dtt�►ua«
t4,,' fi wife ..f the ship's 1*0 ships been the gale or .1 foss, but it was
the first to cross. The two ships I:urke• with a11 ace cot hi+ enc
eelg.! closer and the crew were en- through and rescued laihl awl also most likely the h.•a.a rule, the shore
aided to walk from one to the other. ward White, u seaman from Mad- wind tannins at :pt miles an hour.
land. , awl the ,.ind'tni the hake iwing lunch
Gkrlosvhy Dives The 5fillcr was alung"Jde the Glen- i bt•aTier.
From the alille ra, deck all watched or•hy and the Patter's grew• walked to , The l:ledyot, the lil••ullnnle and
the t'Ienor•hy g.l down with a final the Miller's deek.. Ttu•ne.• they the Glens/imam left port on tF'ridaY
and sank The )filler has a large' lower and n► nineteen minutes the nwlr- en mile".
tie ,
pilmge. She frenal completely over wangled their Jap settle ►nesse and afternoon. slu•Ip•rntq from
\Wrlrnaar Island., sea
. enon .� a .. '. L»•k in the° evening
w1'l of the gray water+ Tht• Hirer. boats then pr....rtiel esu
hole in her forward port side. She (•i 1 turned on it side awl with out, until ,t o
. HOUSES HOUSES
All kinds for gate..: If you intend buy-
ing a home it will pay you to see
the houses i have for sale. I have
them at all price., from 5700.00 nR
Some real good bargains on easy terms.
Drop in and see me.
P. J. RYAN,
Real Estate & Insurance Phone SD.
J
CEMENT LIME
Always on hand and fresh from manufacturers
Shingles, Ready Roofing, Lath and Lumber of all
kinds.
See John Mansville advertising in daily papers for
Asbestos Roofing, then
SEE US
Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
Goderich, P. O. Box 160
Phone 47W -After 6 p. n. Phones 47i or 385
Anything and Everything in Building Supplies
an angry -
she is -tiled foto the fifteen fnTbnws their course.course.hound for Vault ate
1 etee•nd his tourer around the sunt,'
Mothersaapeeial• end of Isle !loyal* in tut effort 1 •
7 Pik. it for chit ONTARIO TO HAVE I '.'.'k •h,•It.•r ice Siaklwit flay.
Thr IAenlyon is lyiut[ II•v 1l1n1
;tires• miles from •Marr, and Ju. the
Bow the (Intario mot.„, Isatfue ('clue shelter of Isle itoyale. T11IY Is eon 1
siders the I'rupo'al-41rre1 a happy e•in91n1Ylalel' with
1`c I. - -=.-1'ile .Y.mmeniiii- a northwest wind blowing• though
depdh of Lake IJur•n. Huh. 11 seems than laptalO Taylor
ren as it int er- • •GAS • • TAX NEXT YEAR? Three Mika Biwa 1I -'.
tis. piste of iater-
mil medicine&
Local Druggists Have
Modern Remedy for Colds
A Vaporizing Safe which is Robbed
Over Throat ltd Cheat for Colds.
A
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A Lesson
in Success
Teach your children to save.
Open a Union Bank Saving
Account for each of them. Let
them be friends with the Bank
Teller and take their own de-
posits to him. uta
T1e easiest road to .vee..s i. the ..eines habit
rorlu'u
re
d
f.'
.41
UNION BANK
OF CANADA
Goderich Branch -F. Wooloombe; Man$Oar
t
_
When Vicks VapoRub, the "external"
method of treating sore throat, bron-
chitis, deep chest colds, or croup, is
applied over throat or chest, the ingredi-
ents are released as vapors by the body
heat.
These vapors, inhaled with each breath
carry the n 1ication directly to the
affected air passages, loosening the
phlegm and relieving the congestion:
At the same time Vicks acts as a coun-
ter -irritant, stimulating the skin, and thus
helps the vapors inhaled to break up the
inflammation.
Colds are usually relieved over night.
ICK
trams and plow; aeer. preserd into tug your sore' +,love- °:t - Blackstone a
• row air a ire .rens. Furultirr .x1'1a11gr. fey' n r
south 4,4 the village. I:miters t•arrle.t ,, .gist as.•rr•mene In tow t..
high in the air threatened evtta:;es'
with-de.tructbit, and many In'iplent
fires were rxttngut►hrd by vohttlt.s'r
tire-ftghtels.
Quite a number of London people
WRIGLEYS
Chew it after
every:meal
11 stimulates
•ppetlte and
aids digesti•n.
It awakes your
food do you more
good. Note nova►
It relieves that scally leering
alter hearty eauag.
Waste•• test►.
er.atk sit•
se.ta.,sees
Mod
1V)R11N if the wind tthmild veer to the south
tory auto -ions of for 1 rlrciuctap Tress-
urer. Hou. ('ol. i'rke, to the proposed the shlvis ,s.shUon would to very
"gas" tax in the ,rwtrse of recent precarlon". and she would be in Im-
spiveli s. in addition to what has mwlinre dang••r of breaking up and
Poen said on the snhjeet',h the Ilan. 'assailing a total Ines. lbnight the
George tet Henry. )sinister of Pllblit• wind is still in the northwest. though
ilighw'aya. would germ to Indicate the gale ha- abated. The I:i.•c.lyuu
that the Government of Ontari•t has la lying full length on the rock. In
Insole up its mind to bring in a bill :%t feet of water. and If the seen i•
daring tate coming seesioh ..f the Pro- amoral' it is hoped that tube -e:1'
•
vinetal i cgislnrnre that w111 enable ,got off and repair...I and the
It to impose
"saw' linpost Rr,.ride•d It does not In- The (,le•nl)on in a eald skirl lstat.
asen a ralt11rldr awl' eAk'lYlt
taxation la 11. - it 1
. a the /;neat l.bk.•" Transpnrta- ..
quired to besur. a- . oM iala of tion (lasntas :t.,71uly's fleet. She i. tweet
tot: 11ntsrio Motor Prague have Ions beta...in 1wrpetalicutIrs. and :los
pointed out. , n cepa• lay of 1441!551 bllsh.•la of 1
It the Utensil: tax M rareducedrreduced011 an "hent.
salvage►. hi' chi» event, the t. --
Much le to tN• said ice furor of a will have to 1s•
c1' v
ilgtlterwl.
ea t•• il 8!1.04 t heatr ineulmis of 1111,1 htos
tl t tl motor►"t Is r1'- nn
See Our Samples
(1'l-
ersonal Greeting
Cards
For Christmas
Beautiful i)esigns
Reasonable Prices
MAKE .YOUR SELECTION
EARLY
The Signal Printing Co.,
lotted
Telephone 35 Solerich
nvetle h the amount of gni tax
gy
Patti (t- tit' average motorlat of this Plenty, Puzzle (carne
Provine'e, then the Goverranent wtlll. El.4.whete in this i"cut' will ice
derive a revenue eltriidersbly In ex- ' found a large alt)-.•'is.•men: an -
V A fil.00 R U S ....as .4 that .e•nrel from the present . noont-ing n pletur•- ;Anal • caste•
ores 17maw, Jaas fisepysAasr 1leena• syst•n, by reason of the enor- arranged 1.4 Ti.'i)Paul .1110 I i:tpire
- mous Aral rapidly augmenting annual whi.-h will no 0.1111 prove very in-
fnellr,'init•, of motor tourists. I tore -ling for oar ren.h•rs, au•l ••sls -
r 11 inifllun United States eially for the little folks. Th.. ,soi•
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Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at 53 per single cord. delivered,
TUR GODERICII MANUFACTURiNG
00., LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St. - Phone SI.)
•
5bisietetit
coolbisti
"His Master's Voice" Victrota
Portable Model 50 and ten 75c.
double -sided 'Ilia Master's
Voice" -Victor Records.
• 570.11 CASH PRICE
and small weekly or
monthly payments
to pay the balance
A limited opportunity to
secure this handsome port-
able model - on unusual
terms. Possession gives
you the same unmatched
pctoen°aa for which all
V olasnd unequalled.
Secure yours to -day -enjoy
it forever.
B. E. JENNER
GODRRiCH
t -L
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Last yea
motor cars enteral this Province. tet( consists of a" • 1'l fldDlllg II
This year approximately two million many obj..1s or articles in the ; ic-
will have taut»' sed by the end of 111- tore start with the leiter "11" autd
cemtw•r a 100 per vent. gain in. a cavi pr111.' are owe old to t h.'.
year. Appr otimottely throe million finding the largest tnnnlN•r. Rea41.1•
111 fifty per rent. In•rea"ol la not NO lace• aln'tdy' won 111s•ral prb..•» as
unraaonable estimate of the number result of competing in similar
of rite. mw1'
1' t States otor touri»t: .-ors tests, and there is s. nreg n t
ew.me• of the• aw•nr,1s should not
that will visit the Venality during the
t•nming year. This much-to-le-de•»irwl to rrtuidelis of this vk•lulty. Atone,.
invasion through n "gee" tax will ; there le nothing like trying.
very greatly inereas• the Goven,- I n,,,ir.'faubset,1' funs for The flail and
h of yebieles. Fenton. °Ire r..o•N-ed at The Signal
meat's revenue nm motor
without in•reasinc the tax on heal
„ff .,,
motorists one penny. On the lulls of
the .oensutnpti,.n of gasoline in (11, -
term last year. a one[•wnt-Per gallon
"gas tax" would 3ie14 11 revenue of a 1
milker dollars per Ann11M. The (1ot--
eminent. of c0111••• ii in receipt of the
increment from the ever increasing 1
number of curs in .the Province.
T114• gas tax, if not Imposed as s
surtax on the present license tax. is
an equitable means of asewising mot
or yehtele owuera for the Iter ,tf the
roads In that. approximately. the
watght of vehkle and its mileage dr-
terrntne the extent of Its road ns well
as iia "gag' consumption.
Sleekly* at a meeting of the On-
tario Motor Truck I/wperm Age -ela-
tion a year ago, -lion. Mr. Henry
(stated that a "gag' tax with a low -
ere.' ileence fee` appealed to him "as
a fair propwitton."
Neediest. M way. the motorists of
the Provh»r would 1s• s nnit to re-
senting the imposition td R "gas" tax
ss a $u(ttx on 111P present lien* Im-
post. and the Motor League and Its
seventy affiliated clubs would vigor-
ously oppose
Forty of the States of the Union
now imposer a "gas" tax. as does also
Queue.
white a direct tourist tax would
prove a very effective barrier to the
entrance of United States tmlrft.hl--
ear third greatest sourer of revenue
from natured rewouro•s n "gag' tax
world not prove even a deterrent. Tt1,'
large revenue derive! from the "Ease'
tax on the sale of ga,$)ilne to the
United States motor tnnrtits would
hes "tonna money."
sr}x'tAL N()TiC't: '1') d1t'N'TERR.
-�`Rrrfully efwrk over mor baggage
for th1* year's trip, and !f in need of
trunk or grips of any kind, or a
span strap. go dlre't to Sharnlan'a
and 40544 your requirrta*tw from a
eho4v 'stork.
Thanksgiving Dance
Saturday, Nov. 8th, Monday, Nov. 10th
AT
THE PAVILION
GODERICH
Special Music Dancing 8.30 to 11.45.
MEET ME AT THE PAV.
Each of the
107 Years
of its business life has added
to the Bank of Montreal
strength and capacity for'
financial service.
On the 3rd of November, 1817, the Bank
established its first office.
At this, the beginning of its io8th business year,
the Bank, through the medium of over 500 offices
located throughout Canada and Newfoundland,
in Great Britain, France, the United States and
Mexico, offers unexcelled facilities in ' all de-
partments of domestic and foreign banking.
BANKOF MONTREAL
'ii1lt.L As.sta in came d 116so.000.OS
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