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- MEAL raufriNO too, LIMITED. PIiWt►
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON - - ONTARIO
SEPTEMBER 12th ---19th, 1925
This year the Midway and Grand Stand attractions have
been carefully chosen and far anapest anything of this
nature in previous years. _ --
A real gots) time, full of fun, pleasure and interest, is as ared to all.
The Pure Food Show, Dog lotow and other exhibitions are bigger and
better than ever. Entries clow t)eptember :ani
$40,000 IN PRIZES ANIS ATTRACTIONS
r.r further In orm/otonsppty-J. 11...AI NIDEKA. Pres . w 1' J tegtte)N. see.
Lontun. l lnlartu
Udimlate! Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SAli
at 38 per single cord. delivered.
THE GODERICH MANIJFACTURDW
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Analeoea St. Phone sl.)
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
You owe it tt yourself, to your
dependents and to your loved ones
to buy Life Insurance and to buy
It
now. Consult tui.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
-rst Mortg
Real Estes- rads
to yield 6 and better.
Secured under the
3. W. Strauss plan.
Huron Investments
Limited
Masonic Temple Bldg.,
GODERICH,
ONT.
CRAIG1E'S
Insurance and Real Estate
CODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. AUGUST 27, 1925
EARLY CLOSING
BYLAW DEFEATED
-TO RENT-
FURNISHEI) Groomed cottage,
bath, electric light, furnace,
two fireplaces. Possession Sep-
tember 15th.
Summer cottage, 7 • rooms, fur-
nished, situated sit Blue Water
Beach.
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
And all kinds of Business
Stationery printed at The
Signal Office.
We will do a job that win
do credit to your business.
Look over your stock of
Office Stationery and if it
requires replenishing call
us by telephone 35.
The Signal Printing Co.,
Limited
J. W. CRAIOIE ,
FALL -
Millinery Opening
Monday and Tuesday,
'August 3 l st, Sept. 1st.
We invite you to call
and see our display.
Universal liinery
Corer Cast Street and
Sglare, Goderich •
south walk.
Deputy Reeve Moa•r iutiwgtetl that
be bad the matter In mind, awl It
RADIO PROGRAM
would receive atteutluu later when --
the public works department Wad nut WI:Y program iu brief. week of Au -
ON THIRD READING f'"' Iia q Nisi Ili. 114_':,, I .k owpo t -,
Tur y0.trtlun of slur Rwovul qt the X.l'.), licurrul ha.ruh l'uwlwn)'-
ntarket building dad revh•ed pad La•-. 710 kilac)•cles.t37n.J meters), Heaters'
solved itself into u di•tu'ssIuu 0 e standard tiwt'. . .
Council May Take Interawitchin fro wan to build a new lama 1. Suuduy. Angus :h►, Il):00 a.w,-
S 1 Ills
Question to the Railway
)k)tue removal the
a uwtrilb.rw faCurul .e S. ells of I hu )'lest 1'reeby teflon
commission UI - a M 1 al program from
ltarwanus 7tleeker Hall. s(l)um).'
N.Y.
Friday. September 4. 1:00 p.w.- `
Musk; talk, ('itinen4dp for Wowen-
The Election Travels.- Florence C
Tabor.
5:311 p.m. --(lots mail/ 41111 /41111411Y
School Lt•st...u.
tt:01) p.m.-4'rograw ,by Albany
Strand Theatre. 1nlina ltox-
Floyd 1 Walters,
born. cu11dtx•Wt; i
or11:30
iwwwllgtr uncillo of the market church, Val.- )Magi . �.T. 8:30 p.mmild F�atMt'an segk4 5114-
bu11111ng, Coude •r ')'arae) remark- ` .:0 ) p.m.- use Health talk.
sig that -if we wait for a new town li'J%. IS ail punt +i ur art play. '�lirllrvr
hNJ. we x 111 welt feu year 7 :45 p.w.--laakewuol Farm Eusrtu- 'Me : t paw._ lir Fn.l•,rtck Meli re,
This, however, did out focus to n.. hie, from WJ% rr•sentwl hp the \1'I;Y 1`Inyers;t Tru' i GB aiC rOUld
the oplthe of !leer/. Musings, rums a:00 paws--toaltrey Ludlow. vluliu• ; k:yek I'luy. dltw to 1 i�iLlul p
urged the cauln•11 h. -get together- Ist. Crow 1('J%. lI:a01 paws -Thr Kr, tune Trl6 am'1 to wear Hurlbuta
and decide what is to bet done about Monday. August 31, . 1:00 p•m._- o gd of /'art r lice, t ne Tile lit v-`
t 13ei 11 t "H er pd
m-
ate
All the weathers) were present at
the uweting of the town commit ou
Friday eveulug. Mr. 11. T. Edward•
acted as clerk. ' .
The tax collector reported Pal -
menet of taxes of -1233.87 fruw• Au-
gust 7th to 21st.
The Mayor spoke ut efforts being
=ale by Mr. Blake Cheer for the re-
epeulug of the vaulting futtor)'. Mr.
Cheer was *skiing fur an adjustment
51.1 F..'ri -i i(,ir II SEAR NO. 35
town ball. _ ]melt ; talk, 'Famous eu s s- s fuser and D. KIt'inger. `-
lu this /connection tit! Mayer it .- way L. F. Von Helmholtz:' by W. E. ctutnrd E.
D.
Kboa nae :S,
' because'*
110
PH.
uuarked that the Ladle. wag) -trate Widdemer• I► progrm by Ten ti. -4. HMrI
nod the Cblldelrt►..fid. tioelety utIleer 1:30 p.w.-Asia flub Orchestra.
tet \
alight hate attrit in the new build- ...ill paw.
lug. 111111 lite Hyvltie Ia.i1t • ,uy thus
of the taxes uu the apple evaporator
the local Hydro should have better of-
of
was honest down last tad,• and mets. This lel to $sato rrwavks on
•this wvtw referred to the nuance cow- the Hydro propeasiry to "roe" things
suit the Mayor agr.s•.1 that tale sly-
wittier.A nut/. , from Mrs. M. G. ('awerau dr,, -Electric Commission was a very
expressed predation'of Nle alum- arbitrary laxly -lout what were they
ell's sympat y in the senting of flow- going to gb1 ghoul it':
err on the O •rdan of the late Judge Finally It was ,kri,lel that the
Cameron's' fu it . whole question or a new town hall
A petititat for the evn•truttluu of a tituald br brought up at the next
sewer on 1'►ct�� street, between general committee w„•tbag.
Waterloo and Wel rlutgtou streets, was The next topic on the program was
-referred tu- t • ]Rurks commit' the new ire truck. The ll.eput)
Reeve succe'*ti'Tr that '.ng neer r y
Water and mos $•otnwisstonrr Thy
for and Reeve )(unclogs tw a commit
tee to go down t.. the 'tickle fa.•tory
at W..-drtoek and inywet the new rn
trine hefure it Is slapped.
The Reeve declineis too/Wetly stat
lug that he didn't know anythin
abort an engine.
Others of the councillors thought i
Quite tutttcient that the engine whet
it arrives should 1..- up to the -gseitt
time.. The clerk was iiistitetel t
the manufacturers wiw1/--tiw-
•k will be delisered.
ucillur Hays •roved the this
from Kingston .street to the GN.R. •readht of the early elesing. bylaw
other. 11t.; ewe .waw estimated at .empltaslzing the- view that this by
-3300 and the tuwu was asked to )sty taw. which bad sir.tttlr been siva
half of ihir. The matter was refer- first and .uenied n•adiug tlld n,
rel to the public work's committee, commit the council but was 10- said
ssuw• of- tits. councillors commenting orient a prltt'etlou 10 the e,nua•it,
as .at tkaliy upon the eouaIwtry''a pro- • Councillor ('ole iat-t ooksl the'moth
pupal i•t unload part of the exla-ttse1y and after a brief ...ii.cus.(on a Vote ssmT
en-thr- few*. - t• wes taken. which resulted
The tare committee' .r! tMtmeudel feat of the mot'lou. Tht•re r tall frr
. at a fire alarm J.o litetalleil hi the motion: ('oauelIor,• lLlt
4'eu • .• Ibatont - liviug fla.ms. The ridge and 15ale 1:0. and agoi11+t
water'r,ld light commission had !sett Iter, Msmniugs. lsrp.,: Itt•ere Mos
Diunt•r musk by ' o
Tea Eyck (►r•bestra, Albpuy, N.Y.
0:3:1 p.m. -The ('atricala Trio anti
Mr*. Neuman V. Catricala. 'soprano.
Tu. -witty. September 1, 1 p.m. -
Mush.: one -sect .play. 'Admiral
Peters.- by Will Matinee Players.
1:81) p.m.--•I)rgan recital, by Ste-
phen E. Bobwhite, from Proetoi s Har-
wanns IRee••ker Hall. Albany. N.Y.
:811 p.m.--I)inucr program. Hotel
Cao Curler 'Orchestra, .1ic1>iesteetady.
N.Y.
0:8:. p.m. -Studio program. by WtY
• orchretra and 011ie G. Yettru, pianist.
7 :2'5 paw -W(iY orchestra and John
- I.. Martin, baritone.
I10:00 p.m: Mnytlewer orchestra.
I from WR('. Washington, D.('.
Wednesday. September 2. b:ai4,1 p.m.
--Prose iu for children.
g ;,:44 p.m. -Program by Albany
Strand Theatre ,,rche tra, Julius Tha-
t , horn. a n/N.10r ; Floyd 11. Walters.
t 1 organist.
l 11:35 p.m. -"•Balk of Knowledge"
o program.
Thursday. September 3. 1:00' p.m. -
1 Music:- talk. Survey of Sra•lulogv
d Part iN_-"1Nomination.' by Lola liut-
ntann.
:,::a1 p.m -Dinner program\ front
k Hotel.
u T.it 0:3 p.m.. --The Rile- Stang Quarto
r H.•1.•n Riddell, .oprano;• Mrs.. Ja s
1t..' Conant. eontroIto awl Cytt la
m • Viok, contralto )label Keefer. n
In-
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
Houses and Lots in Godencb tad
Vic,nitr, and Farms for Sale
A large number of hunt -es and
bola for gait to select from in
Illatost any part of lac town
desired at prices nmol terms
that should suit anybody.
Over 50 farm. for wt:c. a few
well timbered. some .,f them
where the buyer is Dory asked
to )sty for the Improvements at
a low valuation and the land is
thrown in the bargain. at terms
allayed any pushing man could
easily handle.
Ask about them.
A good place to buy any kind
of property. For all particu-
lars write or see
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Above Parsons' Fair
P. 0. Box SA Goderich, Ont.
tee.
1'orrespoutlence het
end Mr. Harvey Lt..011re
regarding the perpetual u cep of lots
In )daitlaud e•wetery• with lir. Giv-
en's it►tque for 800 for this • rpo e.
wee reficLred to the cewet and
parks committee.
The plant supa•rlutendent of the
('ettsdlan Nttiolul 'Telegraph*, w- s-
lug with regard to the removal of t'
eumpstty'• pals -s front the Square,
state) that the only way iu which the
tow•u's wishes eontd be met would be a
by atlac11i11g a small table to the elec.' tru
trlc light pales lu tilt• rear ut buildings Co
''the clerk
of Toronto.
n ace
orchestra. Albany. X.Y. I 2
3. They are flexible -no pain);
. They are thoroughbred.
. They are comfortable.
1t'- amusing but Ito.. Inst a wide-
awak., hustling werch:alt who 'k owes
advertising pays fast a list of w• 4.
prices in the piper and his comps
tors who don't beliett in a11vertlslu
will tumble over thewAelves to post
s tot of lag tts in Ihetr ndow
on which ■rg davc•rtQ.vi -igtas tewiiltng of
guuds they hare at the same prier.
floe ti.►�_- 7.30 P-01.-1'.14. Marine Band. from
•a s %V1t(';-Wil 1i itTi0- -• 1,110 p.m.-)tnvw.l Honr'frOni WJZ.
10:'V pal. -Organ ,,.Ital. 1•y _Ste
er pheu .E.' It..pse•lair_ - 3taint___Croft.. •
Aske) to (.bust up the tire alarm at and (councillors ire. Sproul aid
the -- pnwerbe0uy!s`. --J►ii *11.-- applh:.t-. Tenter l5).
Aisne for building runts referred to • Thr coarsen then ',dimmed.
the committee had u tamed. The
matter ftf painting an .cleaning the REPORT OP HOG 41H1' HsNTS
fire, was left over fur-cousidern- for sweet tvultt�gg•.taguM i3, luta
tttn, Sind the matter of appointing a' }lOviaa
County M.r:aw• Aubinrn
los
strivers for lite new tire edgia.e was
left nrer\tor another week. Total hogs ....14211
The pnt.11.• works cotumitt..• re•um- Select !shot] .. 444
mended that tin painted signs be pro- Thick smooth .. Witt
curet aid placed . at the lake and , Hcavie. 741
river back- r 1 elsewhere til give Pit h.•arie. 1
warning against the dominion ut re. $hia). hogs 841
rears on the Na-- Lights. feeders 20
:;n .o
11
fuse; and that :h
thenal-Shipbnitdiu Co: ---plant. 'the
town freight •heti d the garage
building on East str be repaired
with asphalt rooting.
The harbor et.matinee eported In
The n1*TWF .N.
It. to drllVer at car from tl 1'.1'.It.
over the (.N.R. tracks on the north
side of the. harbor. ,r•t•omwe ling
that the matter be taken up with he
'Lethally (commission. The comm
tee had looked into the mutter o
Smiting logs an the bathing In'ach and
it had lawn stopped.
The reports of the finance commit-
ter and the cemetery- and tisk= roue
I latter desalt only with rooting: mat-
ters.
The repiirls were all adopted.
Reeve Mutualness repurtr.l orally for
the special committee with reference
to the Derry Day celebration, stating
thatthe flown had rwrived $1`2'. for
booth privileges sad $75 for the titer-
ry-its-muni] itemisee. The town would
therefore be a 11ttle ahead on the dry
(having emit ributed 8100 to the ex-
penses). ' -
Couneillor I'altridge asked That the
wrrpdns he devoted to park parrtoset.
for the punt -hit -4- of new setts or re
paalritiq old one..
A tN*t•nrslo11 of the railway Int. r -
!witching wow ion arra• f' marks by 1•onnelllor Hays adt-i'ing
that the matter he approached tc;th a
great deal of tnt't. •He had beet talk-
ing with one of the C.N.R. ottteial',
who (tilled that any concession-
granted the town in the !niter be by
way of agreement with his eomttItty.
councillor ler said there wens a
Munnwrelnl desk on the north aide of
the harbor and 1t looker) as If the
C.N.R. was trying to take it out of
the hand- of the town.
1'ourn•Iblpr Turner was eonhttnl
that the town fluid recure satl.dae-
tlon without going to the hallway
Commission. 1t wvs important that
the matter he settled at an early date,
so that there might he no trouble in
eminectlon with the accommodation of
the whiter fleet.
After rem+kle-rai.le further diseus-
slot) 11 was derided tel ask the harbor
etinuulttce to give the matter further
eau shkern t bun.
'Phi, following npp; lea tIons for
Imil*ng p,-rtnits were referred to
committee: J. Juek, frame porch,
Mary street; E. V. Cleveland. gar-
age. 14t. Patrick'* '.fMet; John Arm •
ret. redlingling shed, 'Newgate street;
Cha*. McCabe. hen Louie, Angleette
street.
The question of peeking an exten-
sion
sion of the town boundaries at the
lakefront waw dl*rusidal. The late
twig/. ('ate,rnn. when torn i.elleltwt.
had this wetter in hand. and (Solicitor
Itulme* w111 ie aakM for a report.
Councillor Turner asked that some-
thing he done to improve the walk*
down Inlrlor hill, particularly the
-1 r1'dia Pekoe Teas
Direct importations from the
Da riga n gardens
ASK FOR
DARIGAN BRAND
Also English Breakfast Coffee
A trial order solicited Ask your grocer
a�tmtt>•
James Lloyd & Sons
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS
•
HOUSES - HOUSES
ALL KIDS FOR SALE
If you intend billing a home letme
show you where you can save money.T
Never waft the opportunity better
Get priers on what it will cost you i
to build. Then come In and see what
I have to offer you and save money.
This I will prove to Ton.
P. J. MAN
Real Estate and Insurance. 'Phone 50.'
ful breaking in.
Their mother can afford til
buy them.
GEO. WILLIAMS
Dealer In
114)NLNf10N. PROVINCIAL,
MUNICIPAL. AND iIN-
DUSTRLAL BONDS.
Fief. Life, Accident. Automo-
bile, aid General Insurance
Agent _
-office, Worth Street. Phone 121
Advertising Did it
Wrigley. the / hewing gunk wan.
eel/Mine,i how he built up a bushi, •
o1 ntililty' of pa,-kages a day-.
14e- Int--4ette-4t. Ly stk•kaus_lo,tL..
ant• Ihu• and advertising it. He'
spend. over a million dollar- a year
in buying newslnler space to tell the
world about fit,•,ent chewing gram
He lens educate.) people to chew gum
and to chew Wrigley's. He did out
lop shouting Ott -onh as he attrnctt'd
motets. -
1 • says you mud keep It up or the
hay.• w•111 forger yon. Whether
yours it :-cent er 11 $30.000 blttiue+ .
keep tel ire al.ttt It.
ASHFOILii)
,1t4i)FiEI.D, tug. 17. -Mr. Elmer
Bradley. of Tor, To, WAS among the
week -end visitors re.
Mr. AWN. Mac nn. of Windsor.
rlsited relatives here over the week-
end.
Dr. and Mrs. John Mncl.enn and
family and MIs- :Sarah Maclean re-
turned to ('hleatt on Rednetltl�ty lust.
The *ehonl-home of 8.1}-Y 1o. 3
1 Kintall l is being repalntel. -
Mise Anna liiieDonald. of Br •e -
field. ---Cited _=air-. A. Beckett_ tit
week-. - - -
Misii remise MieDonald. of Toronto,
is visiting her allot, Mrs. Dungan
MacLennan.
Misses Iles$)/. and Belle MaeKetl-
she, MIs.. Mnrgnr t Mael.eanai. Mfs-
Rlia beautiful Play H Ow is"-
kalar irltcn ,,lata such tale o aiding
Slime from alae bli to islj.
SHARMAN'
"The Leading Shoe 5tesei
Phone W. Reg. Sharman Goderich
• A m*AJ1-iW!g r.'*e'- what- he -saw
B'e beg le' differ- Welts' got a• ate
garden. and we lino '.-Liv.tpnnl
Weekly lust.
Anna MacKenzie :tnd Miss Ella Cow --
an nre alt home this week after en
toying two weed,' holidays at Pori
Elgin camping grounds. They report
)Introit a liplendi l time.
ills', Dottalda tta(tiregor return/.)
to Duluth on 11 tnrday after spend
Inc n eery 1,1,- -ant time with her
many friends i1 Ashfield: viol with
her sifter. Mr- y1adlill, of •Winghnnt
The monthly meeting of the W.M.S.
was held on WesIneisday afternoon al
the home of Mr Jame. MneDonnld
Tite program for the afternoon can
alstel of . four pipet*. rend liv , MI
--
Hardie. Uis* Anna MneKen,le. lits$
Elin Cowan ' amt Mee. John Maeltne,
and n solo by Ales Amanda Muu-l)nn-
nld, which was tntx'h enlnyett. • After -
words line -hes: was ',erred by the
Montego.
Many' it girl +- tingle today let apse
she couldn't eta, awake while n elan
talked about bim*NL--itrnielon Son. t
Travelling tr•ahadour. and other
nnvri ettreetlon. *111 feati,re ltnsk
Day at the ('aea,llan Nslonnl Exhih-
14
Goderich Industrial Exhibition
Wednesday, -- Sept. 9, 10
Thursday, Fridays ,1925
The Popular Holiday Event of the District
Extensive Exhibits of the Varied Products
of Town and Country
Many New Features Big Frize List
II GENERAL ADMISSION REDUCED TO 25c.
A BIGGER AND BETTER SHOW
FOR LESS MONEY
Track Events-' _ Purses $900
THURSDAY: ---
2.\50 Trot or Pace - Purse $125
2.20 Trot or Pace - Purse $250
FRIDAY
2.30 Trot or Pace - - - Purse $225
2.15 Trot or Pace ' - Purse $300
Rxsv'ptlnnal ,:ii .* to $eburs) *hoes
for itnys et "the 1101.' aline -plum
around the enrn.'t." Sde them in our
wlhdnww. SHARIIAN'ti.
Special Grandstand Attractions
4
1
Barlow and I Sensational and com-
edy acrobats, w i t h
Barlow their funny tgick house.
Henderson's Famous Juvenile
Pipe Band
The most popular amuse-
ment organization in
Western Ontario.
Pipers, Drummers, Dancers, Singers
FREE PERFORMANCES
BEFORE THE GRANDSTAND
Maple Leaf Midway
Enlarged and improved. A grand assemblage of amusement
Something doing all the time
features.
General Admission
to Exhibition
See announcement next week of free ad-
mission to children in procession.
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all information
on application to the Secretary.
T. GUNDRY, DR/ W. F. CLARK
'President Secretary -Treasurer
. s".'"«see.
Mrw•+•s- 9 •