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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-4-2, Page 3Clubbing Rates The Signal can save you money cn almost any newspaper or periodical. Rates on request. TIRE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. Publishers. CRAIGIE'S- INSURANCE sad REAL ESTATE TO RENT 'Two-story, red brick, folly modern 8 -roomed house, garage, situated corner Elgin Avenue and Stanley &rect. One-story, frame. 7-roome.l cottage, furnace, electric light and bath. ' Garage. .1. W. CRAIGIE It might help to hu8bk :moue meal it' they wuuid reflect .n how much their wives would enjoy Is'log wid- ows.- Montreal Herald. GEO. WILLIAMS (formerly managerCaa�aaltaalt of Commerce, Gadarielat Gorman -neat, Muaiap and In- dustrial Bonds Fire, Accident, Automobile and General Insurance. Office Signal Block, North street, Telephone 53. Tidier DETROIT 800 Rooms - 800 Baths $2.50 per Day and up ARABIAN RESTAURANT GOTHIC GRIL. t CAFETERIA -- TEA ROOM -C C. SCHANTZ, Gen. • Unlimited Quantity- of GOOD MINED WOOD FOR BALE at $: peer slnste curd, delivered. THE GODERICH M,N17FACTI'ILINU ' • - O0,. LIMITED. t Foot tit Anglasea Bt. Plume 61.) HOUSES HOUSES All kintla for sale, if you Intend buy - Ing a home it will jay you to see the buu:a•s 1 have for wale. I have them at all prices. from $700.00 up. Some real good bargalue un easy terms. Drop ice and see me. P. J. RYAN, Item Estate L Insurnnce Phone 50. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada has a'record of fifty-three years of prosperous and successful business. You can rest assured. H. R. LONG, District Agent Goderich Phone 115 GODERICH, 'ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 1.1144% ou chi: :n•. IA..: N,ULrl'i,- ,.T tele. :u 1Ju• .....Ilit fie Mk. :h,• Gelabust aid 3l 1 I, t. the former bi- ,. a t. r. Rig the i,imieer yt .,• first .Terk hila S(L•..olrtlt,ter a ‘eteratt !lug UI 4.4°"11" atI r '•"1111" froul + , r' Ices our ii:rrtst Is in •Ile building Thi. Sketch Recalls its Busier many' w'ss earned it'ib.• hollow. w 14.11wl i,.4 is. voting place, me•e•iipg boos, - he tanned t 'sn-1•;11 t.. tucke a l.t1 ;Ai,' I.., 1 , imit. itt.l, nod 111 Days of Fifty Yews Ago ..,I mist, II. rr. 5.".. i• Ih• urs; . the' s I . tn,.,.,er. Arthur Mtlet,worth. 1... 5•r, at.,I 14�,In, r .\,hofs- It,t' 18111 1 1:1:11114•3 ii \\'nr r.:L•rlw uiul I.•ir t.. nu '1 0118 n1at:.•r of air. .r,tdi,•.. 1..14.4;11,1 44,:111.,1 .'allure Ice -the 'north of 1r.. pnvt Ih. tatrrn .0 Ili" ,.1u•r '7i,l.;:1!uiol. 1:'•si,b• IL1• s4tit51 1118:(441( the 1\\'4111.•1 h\• Joito. Edit di, 13..1.. for The j sillag., :11111 tli. neater'. . boos, Sizunl holt".'tnu,.1 titi.0 1r. 1'4..14,- cult dere, til for I.r..,• .a' the. hill 11; c peal[ the Awl. of au: •'^t•s,•--(1,1'1.• . alio ,,If,• i• a .n my.41•-fe\ty, a 441st) The 1slsain of Atla'ls�t,,14.r.,.: iI 1111111• tbe'�otl;Nth, siii bit l l.l.•j,du1. :a,• . 'dl•Jo•.f the w.It...it188 '1.irer.'f:unily. Itltlety-thr.v'-year ail a lriw•n1vr 1,f `uu,l l•„ttitg nursery .4 '.Lehi Ti• soot:.: tittle- 1«..15 ,wrdal bo strft-ti u atswt Ibi* IIi.gimIll.•r. prttitpes uue•Tt'-t1•.1111 tt,-.-w•hn,..ydyewsurI' ••upi,li.•d tlie bone' I.itit 't'r soldier s.h,s,lmaster. :41111.•. community hr .4•rr1.11 for w/ Ioug. • gr, mu ,.trdwtu-rri.. to u.4.•ri. % fruit Ir •s„ ,:I> that. early itt 1114• salad 1.'`• t Ttr ffirr •voltitl..ii 'rural (tomes lit; .tutees when the fit - t 1t.util,.,11 IIN 'nfter 3Ir. Nbilestturth• had taught for staged have !woo: ,4si.4y. logh.uw•. was celebrated_ is 1"t,.‘1"... .lutll ,y shirt tithe .It St. Helens, ter in jframe house .4ad:,um+k'I•u . hrlgk... ,1,.Sttra.-Iowover.-1. • 11.• r1,;l.t. over the .....teir dr. -y. \Irev.tl:.:r.r.trthe•to .soine hl 8101+4'.-. HeihlIt .htdlt, lite Illy' main mill Mee. with Thee get 1111111 dam •t•n • tlo ot.1 r..untry' •d-ltiw-++++•7- - slims that rel.L•Iri•.1 the 14 Og',-a1:flIs 4111 "tri.. loft. Ileyuii. an.ntier -hTt$.'-atsteg-- ith h1.-tntltity. teetiA+rttnto.1 his for- - Fmany a farm in the I3.mi1Cl'•r urigh the river. is the lin.' (:oro, .se:1'.1l m.r Mitt hod :11141 111. 4'111134111W d.at - lsalu.,,1 awl -the euuditsui of sow. 1n the township of colt...rte• by 31t••k-itche been Me nee of the 1.11.1 ,r gentry. uol Fislu•r, shit 1.11!1 los -Imlay ill 1.1Ie had always leen a g,•utliman. 11•;:1. Ai.` we-wlndd -1'• 11 now'. 111a1ty DUI .wt• must leave the early days I. y.nrs aper. it b. the Martin form. 1thcu- ListurInu> - to sketch fi rttsvr. from • wiitrh t, dud 1:lljah Mario!. IIm.• latrre do -log` In'Il11Hin ,yoot:i" •twill iii' .' r -us hat. father of thy', bit. J. C. •Marlin.. g. -.look at this quit hamlet. ' Some ! a l.r.1u ini'ttt ilgare• in. illi pubo.' Itfe of Itit bossy 11fe.le fled. the hand of l:I cel'.- o.Irrk l J.I' . t.. I..ow/.1 aft,' man hart straightened 808. of the: WS MS low twit chi' sant, faro.. winding roads and leveled some of the 1 MW its Still There hills, and murk of the fore•et grand= (tut. I1:ti.king yt•uy frau this 1111.1 ''its of pioneer .lay. is cone. but it Is we g„ to the ft. 1v.r n shaky bridge. still hontilifltl Boli 1t11er. I,a.t the .arding 11 and its yluilte•.• act•tmr1 lyIORE ATTENTION TO l.atty'in e.:4Ma+.-esnl T «Ver- .man bridge. t'Nr sin the .ereek tar APPLES IN THIS COTINTY the thlrvl tliI , we eta • to act twit- -- Hill on theri t and iii Iter darn ou Part of 1.:1.1 ''ear's (lean Crop flitill -+.1i.-.4 t .. - -.-in tanners' liens --_._ ane for spls'kl+.il trout along this' Inerevsell .ttt.utiuu i' \going to creek!' Inst the 111711 yard. with .its , lye _Lid ..to the lipid.. Industry'. dnring hila•' NI' leas. i5 t11te..iibdn•r: his\k•.mitb. lir,!.:,'-reports. S. 1t. Stuthnrs 4f'rlin- .shnp. the trailing gr.flUut of tine\tfi-h tan. -The ataxy martcry dealers ears. afterwards well-known Mat marl'ln Kim -Iodine. 4'b. •y, wore � of "Malek Joe- Fisher it- called ' , dlstl/guise him from "big"`.,.. Fist. -er.--taw pioneer Ours.• tori+•.ler-' Nd-Stu-i.tat•tors.c.uuseriiss the apple orchanL porter who N -ii a of another liiIst•r We have it florae armoire in th>_tv,tin- fitmlly.r To stet out of the Holton wr ty that is nun-l.ipiluetiv.•. and it Is s•ros.s Dia-efe.k_iel)'•1• tuort-1ippett--IbM Ill. ,Wiett,.+.i attention the saw•tniU dam loud n short way u . will bring noel) of this orchard hark Wt. find .'tile..-= .ttsi .n- ' old rich it ettree Nola. Last year's at OP corner .'• the ' tlr.t gill arid.. w'I111 4•011$1MI111.11t great .'t,ne1440nn Ifl the division litre. tt ,•t's. has helped to Interest the fitrm- Over the was 114 the canasta seta X7:-.1111..esaa•-,•IIeristitsl 1114111,4 rye -i.., ronpeny •- Facts nes,rve. nearly . a "I tna are.' another ,1as•Ial r+1p thousand ernes 4.1' virgin fnnwt, ,with h1 thttt district. 11-1.1 hard to Ii - a email trine,. • cleared along fust what attention they will re Ds. dirision line. towards the r a (sear ytwr see ltrte\ \ 11tld owned by ,Its• Miller. a 1tu,ttelor dneed el n 20W),000 bushels of brother .f 1ti•rl. iii. 4.4111.41 hi, 41113h 15488- itt 1 4r01111ty. Aid malty .f • Beautiful Benmuller of th„tu today 1• testimony to hta mechanical skill and 110114. .4 work- ' tllatlehll,. - • Where 1. hbnmtller, you s:.y I..1 It, inrn back the (lock sixty years .or Wort. aid tisit thin sylvan 1114115 as 11 551 in pt..u.tr day's. 'I'rotelling the Huron . road well hard. '.101. fit. mils•. shVl1 .f God orirh at Duggan'. tavern. •and turn to the right. then to the left lit 31' ls 4'a''s ..,ruler, and. with M.•t:ilds,u's 551145(4 on lour right and Itistt' Slat - tery's ..a+tike- left, y.em will glilulo••' flu' beano Ifni Ira itland, then A l'rdly,_atnam -F`a..•,ng c.m, ii iburur hlg vlrhsR• nestle• In '"l'1u• hollow" fr.tn whk II .1L.]44+L__hwinerty_uamisl. Cross the• w.txIe'n bridge suet ..u_}'our richt,' at 111. ui..uth of tllr,i- i'I,, that ott•or-thi_riveer b' '. bt Item ]Biters grist )sill, and new yaw Show where the motion. hamlet gut lis mime. Berne bona :lute). an I:trelbitttnener-1tar.4tie f.nlldrr. first rts•1,• of t'oIIt,rM• town- ship h1 1551I and 11 great matt day. Atter his dead. .the mill property passel iMo 8franger howls. 1hly141 Modgers. M. 1'frinut.•r and oilier.. but the mime .r iteumill.r tltttek. Tavern Near the MIK' I'p n 1181 Ir way from the mill is the lndl$ite•nsable tavern kept by thin Mil- ler, a brother of Ben',. Ile. Irl 1188• one .uwr1.41t'11 Dy 11111 14)11. afterwards known and esteemed far and wide u. big Jonathan Miller, for years the gonial host of the Bedford hotel. tioderkh. To your left from the tavern is a crowded little .trees. parallel to the The Armstrong Real Estate and Insurance Agency Life (Sun Life), Accident and I Ade I ante 111auoaa and Mb-b►Godarich and Vieiaity, awl Fares far Sale Nearly nny kind or In any lo- cal i•y required. pried ranging Crum $400 up. A good 7 -room house) ore .. acte-lead. trult_tnwa.- j i1 I. - Some good modem -equipped homes'. $1.500, $2,000. $2.500. Marty excellent farmei•for sale. well located. many of them eery .any terms for payment it de- sired. good 45 -Here farm. good htttidtar..--ahottt miles from Gaktich, $2,500. A good ,if) -acre fart. with building, 6 miles from Goderich, $1.1400. 100 arras, 13,500; 1' ).a+rret. $54/00: 200_.aezesi $5.590, ate. Mnuy of these fermi listed Are among the best In the cant, ty, with fide bonding/. --Some email Otters, all neces- sary buildings, close to' town. J. W. ARMSTRONG . Above Pitmans' Fair I'. O. Bos ea Ooderich, O nt. Houses tor Sale We have some comfort- able houses for sale, 6 to 8 rooms . in good localities. Have also some inquiries for houses to rent. What have you to offer? We cordially solicit your listings. Let tit, try to diepose of your prope•rt,y Collections and Rental- int,lt R. GI)*rprge Real Estate Initurane.• Olig•n et . g8 'Phone 436 North St. hex 426 (iOI/EKI(1I EASTER •MiLLINERV We have a good assort- ment on hand for Easier trade in Pattern Hats Hats for dress occasions and sport wear. Children's Hats in all straw, or for the tiny tots, in silk and straw. Fur Neck Pieces- : -r large or small sixes, ranging in price from $8.00 to $40.00 We invite you • to ealC. We are pleased to show goods at any time. UNIVERSAL ]MILLINERY Cor East St. and Sgwm, Goderich t� Do not delay a savinp deposit an amount nt of its small size. Small regular deposits soon amount to a robstan- tial sum. One dollar opens a savings account at any branch of the Union Bank. Mt i UNION BAND OF CANADA io 4 t` Goderich Branch F. Woolcombs,'MafIEsr •8 Irv- b••.e sofa quite n hit of new nutritio- n- try in jfnrtur-r.,nnty:- atttf we are r t..•iving nulup Inquirh•s With refer- ence to prluthig. spraying and other Signal Calendars- , We still have a few calendars left. Renew }cnlr subscription itt once and get oar. \1:NT'1-r:IIMN'rii iE%K NW H •- PL A lk T r 4 k�.. MULf,y LIC SETS Either tlrptcgace rt:.1� .71 Onions or Venal(' cnt•.f: jn f.0:bores NE up►t4, bulb -of rtgli•= es 1:citc u Multipliers will ytald horn b tint: peen oniins within b w,•vks frog. tuneofplanttrtg! or if left t tion Ity. will producd ex, . lk nt ccnknoni.wi of rem.trlCrbly tlavur. - . PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS fen MULTIPLIER ONION SETS Bceakthedumpapart before planting. A Wigle section will producea buncbofcariy otwill topso.alum a dump the' •?Norm* . - -,ptsloasrL[ar e14.rte.tuet. Rennie's. Yellow MultiplierOnionSjent in y be prorur.if fi 111 your kcal seed merchant. THE WILLIAM Ger. ADBI.AID* sea JARVIS 811 RENNIE ISU1TEI TORONTO If poi cannot obtain lordly. p!eaae was ua. sioins own Dealer's oddrw. --‘P likes,. (scads are still ice-1jw TarUtasrs- lauds. I'rl.e•s are rioted are 1 t ._to 11•'25 31nw' gt'ewg tt fire' Ing their beans for #'2.70 and better. )kith %)heat running IIrunn,I %1•,t , III sly li lib• later, - malty- farme f 'pere dlitl.ilst;t to belittle the h.tfrl rt:li. stnttng that if ittey' could get sI.75 for sheat g11,1 „1113' 12 pr 4111 �.aF i't4I l'= -}loser .8 rnkl -not snow leiter. 11oMi•ver. - Ott' ',Ili..., to PP'. . s IBdd. ii..nl uv.•ruip• Ncnvtge tit beans plant - .'1 ice the southern yatrt' .e' -It o' otter 1 c. They bat 1‘. 154,1 A •H1ph• .•rep ,these 1i.r telt or ti«ttt. years. . Farm - ere w•lat•Jntve• rtuyu'tl with tts•m .rear in :.tnl year tint hose 11111114 al woe( n.u.y" the Vine Mater Oolf anb Country Club Goacrich, ©ntnrfb This ideally situated Resort affords the following unparalleled 'advantages as a modern . recrea- tional playground. Only one utile froth' T»wn; `oi'er'thkt" broad, level -Bayfield 'Road. Short i'ut across-country4ronr Sunset -tintel-ter- ionnmer -cottages--Motor rwiveyanee at--tnomistal -ehsrge--if-desired. / • . Commanding an expanse7if two hundred acres of-ilt'ientificaily developed 'farm land, and stand- in at an altitude of over one hundred feet above its westerly boundary of Lake Iluron, It en- sure full advantage of those cool and -energizing breezes which are characteristic of these High- lands" ighlands" of Ontario in summer. • Nine holes of varying range and intereatina projectlon. aggregating 3,290 yards, give splen- did opportunity for the novice to properly develop this international game, and ample scope for the expert golfer. The extent of this course, over a playing area of one hundred acres,,permits a wide separation of parallel or diagonal -'fairways. thus eliminating the hazardous cross -driving of small courses. - --' - I)avid Hastings, an expert professional,_ from Troon, Scotland, is in charge of the course and will give free instruction to new members up to May 15th. The Conroe ie - now open and in good playing condition. TENNIS: Two double and one single courts are now in process of colmtruet-ion and 1011 be avai for play- in ay. No effort -is being spared to make these sufficiently fast for expert competition.-- RIDING:-Crhlgenial bridle -path, --skirting the links and- through the expansive, wooded cottage property, provides a novel field for this healthful and. iuereasingly popular sport. Hurdles and other paddock features will be available for the .more ezperlenocd raIers. CLUB HOUSE: A commodious brick building, nicely furnished and cozy, and with wide, sheltered verandahs. affords an ideal rendezvous for refreshment and refit. Rooming accommodation for a lim- ited number of week -end guests. An efficient dietetian will supervise the preparation and serving. of lunches, meals, or lighter refreshnlent.s. - -- Mah-jongg, bridge parties, or other entertainment features -eon be readily aecommodate,I. Children will find ample facilities for their amusement in the shaded playgrounds surrounding _the club -house. 116118: . The following schedule has been adopted for the seflllon of 1925: (Members are not re- quired to be shareholders) GOLF, TENNIS and RIDING: Initial /membership Additional in family Any player TENNIS and RIDING ONLY: Any member Any participant SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP (One membership fee (toyer; all privileges) For the entire season itlor two. weeks For one Clay - - For the entire )lesson For two weeks For one day 1 Not participating in golf, tennis or riding) For the season All fees are payable in advanos. Visitnrs are cordially invited to insPeet or make use of the Club facilities at any time. Membership or green tieketa can be procured n t Redford Hotel ; .1. W. Craigie's office, West aide of Square, or at the Club -hoose. For other information 'phone Seeretar' house, 3 nn -80.' $20.00 10.00 each 10.00 - 1.00 . 10.00 5.00 .50 5.00 each R. L. LLOYD, business 204, residence 246; or Cinb• • This Farmer Knows Where He Stands 41714 J. :�, HE has a memorandum on the cheque stub o' every account -and an entry in bus bank book as well -a double check on his business. The incoming cheques or cash are also shown in his bank book. In a flash he can tell when he paid any par- ticu ar account of when an account was, paid to him. His bank book tells him. I He has no need to go to Gown to do his business if he is rushed. A cheque by trail pays an item or makes deposits almost as quliddy ss ha could do is himself. Today the safe, ei5cient, 2264u -tory method of busi- ness is through the Bank. BANK O MONTREAL Established over 100 years %sal Assets int cess oC *7oo.000.000 1 AA I 0 It 0' II 1 A li E A i 1 J it i °� . The Profit Lies in the Finish A i it it A it i 1 1t 1 ll n 0 Y r''o�`st> - )lad yr I'..\'i t„ litari..l rattle with ill.• 1 proper degree of titii.h. Aduality pnliitlet (away- t•onl,ttands a premium it+ readily saleable -lot a 'profitable . -ft BANK1flG FIFTT „Y .S ' ,;.•. prier. If you hnv.+t,s'k which -needs :► little litter• t -+tin., -fur fini-hing. and theA ' feed' is seance; del. the local manager of11 the Stun:6tnl hank. It is a 4iu+pTe• tti't erarrluig. i I.tan to carry the , -091c 1811) a Divot market w•nrrant:, , a pn/fituhl.• .a 1. . ` • THE . STANDARD BANK OF CANADA -Cendtitlelf-$RANCIf-E. L. Jackson, Manager Isrenah...I., .t sayaald and D..nr.nnon This Farmer Knows Where He Stands 41714 J. :�, HE has a memorandum on the cheque stub o' every account -and an entry in bus bank book as well -a double check on his business. The incoming cheques or cash are also shown in his bank book. In a flash he can tell when he paid any par- ticu ar account of when an account was, paid to him. His bank book tells him. I He has no need to go to Gown to do his business if he is rushed. A cheque by trail pays an item or makes deposits almost as quliddy ss ha could do is himself. Today the safe, ei5cient, 2264u -tory method of busi- ness is through the Bank. BANK O MONTREAL Established over 100 years %sal Assets int cess oC *7oo.000.000 1