HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-4-2, Page 5THE SIGNAL,
-- GODERICH. ONT.
3'biti'o)a), April :14.'.
Brownies Make
Good Pictures
That's one half the story
'1'he other hal( is that they nauke
this good pletur s ca ilk . Frew
ourrntrtplrte •tt(wk-stint own eiJe•ct
just the lirownie you mist
BROWNIE CAMERAS $2.05 up
AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS $6.70 up
Complete stock of Eastman Films
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90
The Square, Godericrh
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
-0140--.,
•
Ahm eek Chapter, I.O.D.E.
Sale of
Homemade Baking
FIKH POND BOOKS
BARGAIN FAR4•E1.S
Saturday, April 4, i925
Baal- of HamUtiut Blinding
(lir. (ulboroe' fit. *ad 14411140'''
Mg is the place to gat your
Window
Shades
A. ... e.r. 11a 1 .1z... k• -pt
. A.rk Shade, dile ver. -21 and
Maui( r„r ou ens. of ete:i rge.
CO1BBORNE
Hardy gage u reading. After,' this
shout twenty -ode had lunch .together
Legere departing for their homer.
LOTALF
LOYAL, March 'A. :Mrs. Robert
liurhunan. cut Ntleppardton. Is visit-
ing friends in this .section.
Mrs. Melkinuld, of PetertMKo, ft
t•Isltfng her twtreuts. Mr. out) Mr-'. A.
Errington.
. Miss Gleb. nurse. is agalu with hl•rJ
anus. Mrs. .Inmev (;In.
Geo. 1'lark had tl fine day for- his
tale op_Tharsday past. He Last Bit.
Fowler's, plies• rented for threw year,.
awl:the term .having expire) he was
ideating off the stook. 'ler-TIaT a lot
of germ etoe•k--Just It lilt tae gond
to get what they were worth. it. M.
Young bought se•verat of his Meat
ptlrehred votes w Itll valves alt foot.
and we may export to hear towel re -
porta of theta at the fall fairs.
t- Prt t`arcrs• Iia ,101d 111A alit Y0rd
40111e•h. hail [i' U him gond aervlie
}'frit --Orap He Will nodoubt In
reit in a titre new ear -
--. A, it. It. 1'.,latlg Ilan rented palet of his
aILRORNE TOM' NSHIP. Uarhj proptrty. known 22,2 the old T.•wstey
31. -Mrs. John McWhluney, of IA... farm. to 1\'m. Cantwell and W. W.
Walter. it Is orae of the Mast farms
in the township. •
^' Mr. Carey. of -Thorold, 1.1 kIsltltr.•
ii t3 .hlnyhlter, Ars, A. Knoekolda.
The .-tsi.i ehtldr.m an. looking for
Ward to th.. Easter holiday,.
burn. spent a .•nuplee of weeks with
her sister. Mrs. .fohu 11. Treble.
Miss Jennie Morrisb, of Gederieh,
c'sited her ,later. Mrs. ('has. .Ulla;
last week. -
The !aiding' Aid of North pita tet
at the home of Mrs. John Treble
Inst week andanenta very profitable
afternoon After the busioe,s loll of
tile meeting vats over Mrs. IR,v.)
N1o.4 gave a soio whfeh wa• very
.ew.41Iy routers l arid Mics IIiida
Kirsch Curtain Rods
Alper dmabac, triple and are•h
rode
tsys eur beautiful display of
East. r .'ori. .sod Ihs,►lrts.
Smith's it Willi Store
East st. 1'Muar 138
THE
et ARE THE SHOCK MOWS
t HARM AHD MD
vi r PUT T1( Klemm
`a. WINTER AND D'
High Ta aid Bazaar
Thursday,. All
• ' 16th
in M. Gaa=e'sHall
Au.pi e(t tit. the-('hurehw oue u s
Guild
Homc.b lktng. Candy a n d
Falvey work-ThEdFn
Teo merged v
Short Program sold Tea - 5r. I
Now is the time
r to think of a
f NEW SPRING
NEW MATTRESS
NEW OIL STOVE
Etc.
AUBURN
\1'Bl'IIN. April 1. Miss Thelma
i ale for, of I Iungasr on.
we.•k'i ta.l at her home • here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Munro arnii family.
of • tth•th•._xisited at R. D. Maori w
ou Wednesday.
Mr. Eugene Dottie, of ,fwoede n Nor-
mal School, j, home ,With an attack
of unlmpee.
Mr. rind -Mee heviee-eir 144:t41rMa-
tt.-.1 relatives here this week.
- Mr. and , Mrs'. E. Towson motored
to S.•aforth nn Saturday. Mending
$unilay with the latter's mother, Mrs.
("Mrs. 1,. McGill. of myth. visited
W. A Riddell's this week.
Mfrs:=3a -Mut. h visited relatives.
is
4Ittslab ot.-r the week -end.
tldnt-3taithby, who has been
taking a course In domestic science
at Guelph, r. -turn' -d home on Friday -
Mrs. J. and H. Govier were sal
to St. Mary- nn .Sunday, awIng t
the spine.,. of their mother. We.
Berrybl l 1.
Mr. I'ori I'Isenaor, who was ser-
iously injured by a fall near Car-
gill. has so far recovered as to be able
to he brought home on Saturday.
Mr. Harold Bogie, who has bought -
the chopping mill from Mr. R. J..
Su-ott, took possession April 1st. We
welcome Mr. Bogie to our villager
---$r. Ruasrll Thompson. wW,- was
employed by Mr. Fred Plaetser: near
Cargill. has returned to his home here.
Mr. N. McLarty has been lnlslly
engaged in getting borne material for
a new dwelling boner. whieh be in-
tends to build this year.
The platy. "My Irlab Rose." which
was reputed on Friday ~sing,
agata drew • crowded hall. proceed*
: amounting to about SIM.
' Mr. Williams, manager of the fecal
trench of the Standard Bank, has
been transferred to Parkhill. Mr. Rice.
it of Thornhill, will take lir. *name
place here. We are sorry to lose Mr.
and Mtn Williams and their little
daughter from our village.
Mr. Smith. of Toronto, a repreaen-
tntive of The Globe. was in our vil-
lage on Tneday in the intero.t of
the paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and family,
who have been remitting l to Blyth.
hare rented Mr:- --bolt'-familton's
farm, and moved there on Tuesday.
They immigrated from ,the Emerald
Isle a year ago.
Remember we are head-
quarters for new and used
furniture.
A trial snitelted.
Remember we sell for 1rit;. Why
pay more?
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
on the Broadway of Goderich
IF your heating equipment beats e
retreat wben winter springs sur-
prise attacks, send for a regiment
of Heat Folks. They will bunk'
quietly in your cellar and Are when
they see the whites of winter's eyes,
You will never have to surrender to
cold if you have this ammunition in
your Are -box. Make your house
headquarters for this major coal and
you will live in a Fortress of Warmth
Call the • lantelutt
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD coMPARr
'PHONE 9 GODEa1CH
A smooth Shave
quired by all.
1)o you get the service
tnu watts 7
If not, drop in at
CAMPBELL '8
West Street
to see if our ails correspnuds
v. t h our work.
is re -
W. C. Campbell
l.trliees' and tient.' Ilairdo...Per
West Street Goderich
GODEKICH TOWNSHIP
cemeefly ei' Toy !Chant.---ilart'b 4
31-deverat -are- ;ski up with rotor'
again.
Mr. R. II. Revell ham engaged Mr.
J. Buckner to assist him on hies farm.
Inspector Tom vtatted the schools
at Union and Porter's hill on Wed-
nesday of last week.
Plowing is general io this vicinity.
Councillor Sow.•rby has had twnme
of the township roads in Clio divi-
sion graded during the pant week.
Mr. M. Louden has renter! the Wtpst-
lake farm on the 4th enneession.
Mr. R. Davidson has been reshingl-
Ing his barn.
Mr. Robt. Mell(ratn re eeived Minor
InJuries Rtffer-tri horse 75(D away
Monday evening. The buggy was ron-
atderably damaged. Mr. Rich. (ate.
who was with him. escaped unhurt.
Prion Church NotewtMr. Craw oc-
cupied the pulpit Sunday and ;tart-
an excellent address on -'The Par -
ENSEMBLE WIT OP JERSEY
WEAVE COMMUNES TAN
ANDBROWNS
SPRAY SERVICE
FOR APPLE -GROWERS
New Plan of .assisting Orchardists to
Be Tried This Yrar
' The following la at e:opy ofa' letter
which Is h.•tug seat ono from the die
trkt,
agricultural ottkc. to fruit -grow
ors in this ,•ouuty. The ,s-bewe herr
outlined was tfi.rt. out In ' 4liurhaun
,iiuuty lust year and worked very sot
wiaa:orily, and flits -year it i. la il:c
. 'an•t111Ne1 to a IIIliitls ♦f .11 counties:
10 co-opserarhae with the Huron
county Fruit Grower.' ('ouuril, . the.
1►uturto Department of Agriculture
is undertaking a spray service In the
'county of Huron in 1112.1. This ser
t'h'e is destiTE t.i liiTji TLirte
intrad wprarylag their orchards and'
giving them the: atteutlun nereshatry
to prndttee clean fruit.
The tinning of the spray and the
proper application of. the same arc
the two important factors in produe•
ing good fruit. This Work will In an -
del' the supervision of Prufcsacr J.
E. Tra'ttt and W.- rt.- Evans: -ef the
flntai'tu .tgrietiltaral College. this
y. aro With their direeti.eu wr--'un a-
silt those growers who ask fur tic,
-pray s',rvii•e as follows:
ill Cr ve Information and instruc
lion naanlittg rt+r>lyinr-name spray
Ing-e1.•nagl+trltiolls. lire to be are
t'angeil jti-t i,•t„re the pr' pini- sea
sent sort=. .
am, Advise eaeh one in the .erTire•
r•garvling the tale to apply each
,pray- this ,.:rat 1•.• .!,.u.- party hy
els•photte.
Uti licit (each orchard at iatertale
thrtwlhllut the -twining._ .t.aso t
ante of etindith,us In the- nr hard• and
to advise alai lustruct the operators
of rpraying machines.
14) Assist with rariotw nrehard
problems.
'There is room for maedi. improve
mint in the quality it apples pro-
4w•.•ct in Huron c.aatatj yep time ran.
to effect some of that improvement
to -
MA. More sin -axing. and -.hotter
sprayine are ahs• •two great nerds.
in order to contri>;t fungus disease,
such as apple arab and inserts sut•la
as eallfng moth. ere.. it is necessary
to apply the spray thoroughly tit the
iprnper tin _. .A11pIr trttew 'rw tS�J-ry
not prepare! to .lo this every year
would be tsette'r ,amt- of -the huslne?.
Growers who wish to take adieu
Spring Suitings
See our large range of Sping Suiting9. Now is til'
to order your Easter Suit.
Prices range Isom $28 to $45.
W. C. Snazel
11 Haberdasher and Dry -Cleaner Phoia• ` yq
*Jersey was so Much featured In'
recent k'reneh opentogr that it Pidel
fair to drat kasha a..a spertsw.•dr
ma t4ta1
The t•uwidtisie ciult shown here is a
rano rt example of the Jersey outfit
for everyday wear: The drew 1s of
plaid in tonus of tau aid tiros t4 fin -
(shed with a border of the plain tan,
The coat of tan reaches -almost to
the hem of the frock. It is straight
and plain, with tatiored otrwves and -
a narrow _scarf treatment at the
neck.
able of .the !:ower:' ...It is expected
Mr. Wishard will preach next Sunday.
.Friday evening the annual tueet-
Ing of the Sabbath echooi of I'nioa
church was held. The *Seem for tail
ensuing year are aw-ifeiloww, -
iuteudent, Mr. J.. B. (Irr; insistent
superioteuden1-- to be appointed by
se+vafon ; cradle roll supprinte'odrnt,
Miss Its•Ila Col: weci.btury. it• Porter;
assistant secretary, D. Davidson; treas-
urer, Miss M. )'aleoner; auditor. D.
Davidson and .1. Buckner; librarian,
Miss N. t+owertir, assistant librarian.
II' Johnston: organist, Miry Annie
Davidson. _
At a meeting held at Hotm.aville
eu Wednesday of lava week. • repre-
senting th.• various se•hool •.eection!, of
the township, a Trustees' unit Rate-
payeerti Association was formed for
the township, Mr. J. R. Middleton '•.-
hag ehoaen as president and Mr. it.
L. -Salkeld as -.secretary. torn. --two
gentlemen also were appointed as
delegates to the meeting of the 1'^o-
vinelal Trustees' and Ratepayer,' As-
scaclatinn to be held at Toronto Easter
week.
A very pleasant •evening Jeaa
spent at the hoapitahl.• lame of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Rpeartn by some of tbetr
friends and neighbors on Thursday
last. The eollectton, which anotmted
to 611.011, went towards the fundis of
the C.tet'rich Ttfwnshjp Hospital
An:ittney: Mr. -and--Hes. -ispeartn are
heartily thanked for their generosity.
School Grounds Committee
\
competition it. the ornamental
plantine of rural .iditol grounde t•
ng innugnr$led t y-tbo--.Canadian
eirtk•nttnral t`ournit- -'1 he purpose
of the contis•ti1ion is to encourage the
planting of sue•h ornamental and
hardy shrubs as will not suffer
for lueek of , attention during
the vacation period. The abun-
dance of native shrubbery avail-
able locally In many parts of the
Dominion and the filler things, ,'Vatai-
ly as hardy. obtainable from the nnr-
aeromen, 'give eneouragement to Iola
Council and the promise of a charm-
ing transformation In tbw school
grnnmdt of the country. •
The competition, though Dominion -
wide. fs divided provine•inlly. Nine
sliver cape have been secured 'for
award, one la Sieh - Prorfnea tet -flim
rural school accomplishing the great -
*et degree of beautification, in ile
grininds during the year. The run
wilt become Inc ;italierty of the
school winning it three times, not
JI(':eplm!irlty In .'ur•eeeadon. With1 each
-cup the Connell will -also --give an
award of merit eerttfirate, which
may be framed and kept by the
reboot as n permanent record..
To enter the competkiob the
'schools are required to asbmtt a photo-
graph of the troildlnlg and grounds
and an application of entryy--tn the
ehafrman of the Provincial commit -
tete or to )Ir. L. F Burrows, vere-
tary of the Canadian Horticultural
_Council at Ottawa. Details of the
eompeltlem, which will be eondtto'eel
under the Immediate charge of the
Provincial Department of Maranon,
are available from the secretary of
the Canadian _horticultural Chllit ll
at Ottawa, or from any of the fol-
lowing chairmen of Provincial eom•
mitt.ea: Brltlah (Womble, Prof. F.
E. Rack, University of British ('o1-
nmbin, 1'anenurer; . .tlM?ta, Prof_
Ge. Harcourt, 1niversity of Alber-
iGeo.ta. Edmonton; Saskatchewan. Dr. V.
1'. I'ntteraon, Fniver.Ity of •t4askat-
ehewan. Saskatoon; Maaltoba, Prof.
F. W. Broderick, t'niversity of Man-
Itnha, Winnipeg; Ontario, Prof. A. 11.
MacLennan. Ontario Agricuitnrsl Col-
lefte, Gitelph: Xew Brunie telt, A. (1.
Turney. Provincial Hort k1tnris ,
Fredericton ; Nora Nestle. Prof.
Shaw, College of agriculture, Truro;
1'rfttee Edward lslanJ. J. A. (lark,
Dominion I::rw•rimenta) Farm, ;Cott•
Seven Shopping Days Till Faster!
OUR last shipment of EASTER
GARMENTS are as smart in ap-
pearance and as reasonable.ia._pri..ce
as any of our previous shipments.
It is just in time for the Woman or Miss who has not
yet bought her Easter Garment.
TO SEE THEM IS TO BUY THEM
Royal Ladies'S UARE -GODERICH
Ready -to -Wear Co.
EAST SiDE OF Q
r n-4
•
I
tage-of tbia s.ervieo this season
should write or tileepbone nr. mention
the matter definitely as soon as pm
slt.ie >tit'nr� i-airr--than April 12th.
By working together we .*p .make
this a red-letter year in the history
eounty fruit industry.
Your .very truly,
R. R. STOTfERS,
Ontario Department of AgrieoIture
"For Radio Bugs
When the robin 11 calling to its
mate between 6 and 7 Wcleek Satan
day night. Aprtl 4. twirl ynur dials
until your radio ...et Is tans) to the
37113 wase. of Will', t4ebeneetady, and
you will bear bedtime' <torfes by the
Masts -01 the jungle. The -;Oeeneral'
Ele•trle Company's .astern station is
gntng to broadcast the howls and -
growls. Meats and bla.,t4. twrles and
r ar•t, tsereee•hees and s.lu..nis of 'the
anlm,alaseL _the Barnum h Bailey-
. Ringling Brothers cirrus menagerie.
from Madison Square (:arlen, New
York.
WGY, co-operating with WJ i. ez•
prrlmcnt.d with cirrus broadens/tine
from Use '1Garden' last year and the
animal. performed so well that they
were signed up for a retnrn engage-
ment Some new Tntew win he beard
this year but the old friends. Mattie
the towering elephant 'w ith •the lusty
trumpet blast and Iwo of the deet-
chested..-nscrlxral
bare solo Tarts. If lire fish held cleave
to the cage will help; the AMOR w
hark In chorus. A tooth of clrvna
atmosphere will be adder) by the In•
trewhx•tion of ane nr two musical
numbers on the steam calliope. WIZ
will aT TbFot1-d Tutt this feature.
If you want
a good Photo
R. R. Sallows
A.r
possessing a wealth of
STYLE and VALUE
1n title Straws traiumeel
with . lovely ribbo s, Sow
ers , IIA . feather trimming
effects.
$TAI iO -AND. law
NI)w eorsage bowers for
Easter. -
You are invited 0. in. e
our stock.
For that nerve- '
racking period
in ever' mans neje when
he slinks around the.liouse
with a hounded look - -
his wife is house china -,1
ing buy a Victrola
and she'll forget those
rruLu�ggsthat simply must be
beaten
Don't suffer needlessly
t
MISS M. 0. &YNAR
Magda St."" MOUELTNEATAE
WEEK OE APRiL 6 TIP 11
M•enday and Tuesday
RICHARD IftRTHEL.WI1S$ WITH
MADI E - . EVANti
in a :hrill;na earn ..f Io,.• and .tdve•n
tun•
"( LtwsLtTI tt"
yl'.t1.TF.R RIERN ('O.WEI)1;
"(:OOI) !SPIRIT•"
A fANDBOME
DININGROOM SUITE
TOWZI8HIP 0011111:114117.----
/COLBORNE TOWN IIIirP
The municipal munch of Colborne
met at Carlow March 10th, at 2 p.m.
Members all pr vent e•te opt Mr. Goth-
am. Minutes of previous meeting
rend and ad.ptel, on motion of Mr.
Fisher and Mr. Fen win.
Mr. J. J. R.d.ertsen waited on the
council n^ the Grxterieh hoapttal hen-
efHU to the entire rnmmunity and re-
m:eeating the eoun.•tl to consider mak-
.lag a donation from the township to-
wards Its support. The_ (nutx•11 he -
ng qulG• antis -to the-7tsrthl=
nese of the eau e, the clerk was in-
atrt:.•ted to den a bylaw providing
for n eotitrlhntlott of t-300 ding -,-math
to the Oexl,rteh hospital, on Mothin
of Mr. Fisher and Mr. Ferman in
the matter of err. Tptt int. tot
bring tra•riferrel from 11. R. ft: No,
It to 14. R. No. 1. ft•was moved 1.y Ars.
'11111. and seconded M Mr. Fisher thnt.
as the property to be trausferro d is
In a union eeetion and we e-nna:it take
action without the .•unw•ut, 'of Kest
'aV iwsunsh cattail. Mr. Tyndall apply
to the Re.t 11'pgtnosh mural helot.,
we take any :teflon. - Move! by Mr.
11111, urondei by Mr. Fingal), that
the clerk he Instrne•t,t to write Mr
C1nff In reply to bier-- Netter re the
removal of ceertain, fence. ,Ymne•tel
wind guard fen(•e, that as there ha.
Iar•n a motion previously passed to
have tai• wild fences eunmtueet AS
tit nhether they a'rl lin "obstruction"
or not. the ,-onnelt will do so pt
tl•ear annual inspr•tlon nLthe ronet'
are will rep.rt to Mr. fluff after
tet ' -date. (''ilrrhrl. .\ bylnw was
p • ml nflk•IRIN, almIS iIng statnte
' r in this township. nal motion of
it 1111 and Mr. Fe•tgan (tn ern.
of Mr. F.Mgnn nod 11,•. 11111 one
,rnntfutly sew- v.1 to Mr. Jim-
i ttrfndley ,w1. :. nt..t 4,1 f- ata h1-
fo...•wing n.' -.o:" r w "r 1,1211
1 0'.•.•r. 1t. ',f II-.e•erk, c-.
1014 t1.2...: '. .1 •u• hr :2 -,el ,
Iether•n-:en. . :i• - • Ita_'i
Wit '.ta ',, t• • it,,
rill, awn,. ;x • _n '1'h. , -ring
II .. nisi t,, -1prir 1 ch et ;in].
lottetown. NRS. IiFTIf111t1;•I;T.t '';ark
v..
W14110.41111 i- in.T Thursday
RJC.tRDO ('ORTEL BEBE DAN-
iEL% tNIt J.1M1;e:!I Rr:Nall•:
-- in .UIna !►wan'. ma.teerpie.r Qf rt.
mantic Isatin
".1K(:ENYL F LOVE"
tnals•rial I'om.•dy
"RUE BLOWY"
is nppr.r•iaterl not only by the
hostel -4 but by all of her gonst..
11'.• want yew to esti and ser onr
elegant new 40040nn in period
and modern dtntngrootu furni-
ture; ab -s• library, living -rem,
bedroom wets, tis well as indl.id-
nal pn.•
Friday and Saturday
i'AT WNIALLEY. MAE Bfti('JI AND '
H(H1.1KT KOiWOKTI/
with a genuine all-star east in the
...Nch
mach talkeelof Look M_ Mayer Pro.
"BR AD"
J. R. WHEELER
urnitere Feral Director
Hamilton Street, Goderich. Ont,
. Stunt Laurel t'ouaesly
"SHORT IULTM'
-FELIX THE CAT' -- -
'alt '11u•td21y- and Thirrwlnv at
4.13; Saturday at 'IJIO
foHIN(:_"LO1•E'S WILDERNi OI"
Announcement
I wish to announce to the patrons and public that
1 have purchased Mr. P. Hendersons bakery business
on West street.
It will be my aim to satisfy the most critical taste
with pure and wholesome bread and pastry.
Let us get acquainted through the medium of
my products.
E. V. Cleveland -
Phone 11.4_ BAKER West Street
Our Gigantit\ Sale
-of -
BOOTS and SHOES
IS CONTINUING ALL THIS WEEK;
BUT WILL POSITIVELY END ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 4th
There is still a bargain for YOU
SHARMAN'S
"T►e Loading SAW Stere"
Phcne 158 W. REG. SHARMAN GODERICH
t •-