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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1927-7-28, Page 5THE SIGNAL, 11 C. B. Burkholder's Studio NEXT TO BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL Seven rears In Gaderich DEVELOPING and PRINTING The only store doing amateur finishing exclusively. Special attention and prompt service to all mail orders. Large range of Roll Films and Cameras carried in stock. t Hotel Bedford, Coderich ._..: , A View of Hotel Bedford -Taken Many Years Ago Visitors in town dur- ing Centennial Week will find this a splen- did place to stay. Ex(wllent Accommo- dation for Tourists and Visitors N. Warrener and G, Sutcliffe Managers THE CHURCHES OF THE TOWN (Ouotluued 4role page 4) by Queen's Pitt t $its . with tins de- gree of I). D. Upon the resignation of Mr. Turn- bull, in 114 . temporary as*Idauts, of whom Iter. J. A. �laei;lllivray was GODERIC.H, ONT. Thursday, July 28, 1927.-2 appointed planter In full dila: burden; Rev. J. •- Ford.whin $$IETHISTORY a leader -IS,.TOWN growth of o. OF GOD] OH t furtherer charge. In 1817 tas ._- lilting ., tion _ Inewlnt� cors-. lett educational and philanthropic work cutytregrtlon nee altsral n of the of the community : ltev. J. iI. Oster-1 fargement and bout. Rev. J. F. lteycratt, Rev. J. W. c hutch. r Ure remained Medley', mud Hey. Selby Jefferson, wilt) Gln Lrlllr/ health gaster glee rl1Y- of all couhrega- has recently removed. The preaeut Ile July &Rh. 11115. he' pastor J. thou until out +.>t. !e c The flat Church (Wutluuerl fruw page '2) telly lit 'SAO barrels. In VuuLectiuu (tee . M. l', Parr. Intik it is a large storage e1eratur. ptetelrPd peescefullT lu hb r u li4 F%+ap h O;udk'rich bus bucouM. an iwtortaut loebiud bpm a hallowed pemory. 'Oils• la Lord. uutl.•r the pastorate of a grain port and the tiot4'rlch Elevator �--- .•tudeut preacher. Rev. O' .It. Junes, r Co.. wuungtd by Mr. u. L. Parsoaa, is L'.Iptlst lvWtregatlotl was urgaulartl ,toe of the a.lid iuslltutlUUN of the - i la 4;&Nierlch. of tow charter wow- newt). W'ilh Sha huge concrete kl.- L• r. Mr. A. Ii. Clutton still remains it) vulture of two million bashtda ,aprcily, a tire relation as a deacon. Meet it annually Iw14dler wore thou twenty Meet- ings were twist at first In a ball on million bushels of grain. nue of the Fast street. and later in the ought, sights in the winter 1a the large fleet library building.. A tut Nus bought, „f grain hunts YrCTORIA 'RT. UNITED ()H4711(1H one, aided Dr. tyre in his work until 1888, when Ret-. J. A. Anderson. of Whltecbusch, was called to the as- sistant pastorate. 'When Dr. Ure re- tired In 1881 Mr. Anderson was utrint- We welcome You Visitors - Former Residents - Tourists And sincerely wish you. inay fully enjoy the Centennial Celebration with your relatives and friends of y e s t e r -years. A large rest room has been prepared above our store and we invite the women and children to take full advantage of it. e are prepared to serve you with high-grade merchandise in the following lines .tr i",irTt9, Plain and Fancy Linens Knitted Suits and Fancy Sweatets "Orient" Full-fashioned Hose M+W awn". M..'• :.:°1 Fancy Neckwear and Scarfs esS. sP' Fancy Dress Trim- mings, Etc. Plain and Fancy Silks se Lavender Line Lingerie "Wabasso" Cottons, all width a, "Lover's Form" Corsets "Benmiller" Pure' Wool Blankets PressF. E. HIBBERT Store RELIABLE MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES 1 which till the harbor in 11a4L, on Montreal street. In 11195. waiting fur the opening of navigation inriug the ilasnorate of Rev. A. 1V. it) the spring. Wright, the ere tlun of u house of woe- 1A•rldf9l these Gudrrich can abuw to :hip was begun. and the dedication took plate it) May. Lo7. Rev. C. H. ,1„ud•s, who had since been ordained ,Is a minister, came back as 'a pastor fin HMIs. He- was fu1l..wed by Rev. Gordon Holmes, •who was herr for three years. Luring the pastorate of Roy. J. E. N14'auley. who was min- ister from 191, to 191. the church was fully paid for and the parsonage cid I'ietuu street was purchased. In I92". daring the pastorale of Her. C. N. (hewer, work was established at 'Taylors Corners, which decd has proved moss prosperous. In Septem- ber ilei4. Rev. F. C. Elliott came. anti is still pastor. In April of this toes- , of year the church. which had hith- erto leen aided by the Mission Hoard. ootitmos of The "ttgual *how bow alert Is, -an• self-sttpla'rthdg nail the "sign- and upon -date our business wen are. 1+-'-- -R-•the-t '-tnwtr i+► -w444., .4"IM t•"t with Its visitor* other thriving mauur*e- turing busineraes, including The Guderlch organ Company. The t;uderidl Manufacturing Com- pany Iltitechlt+r's). The I4.lwiutou stood Machinery' (tunl- pany'. The (;oderich Kulttiug Company. The Huron Canning 'Factory. The Mistier Manufacturing Com- pany. The Brame and bray Iron Foundry (Phelan Bros.). The diuderich Mineral Water COW - 01010Y. Few towns have so attractive a shopping district as 1s boasted by the '41rein ar Town." The adIvert bring , Lopes. bauks, having branches of the Royal The -Salvation Amey (tank, Stank of Montreal. Standard ' The Salvation Army stationed a Itauk, and Stank of ('umww,cre, . corps in Gud,rich about. 1`4. At Gudert.•ll Is served by two lines of nest the '1'tewp•ranee Hall, that railways. the C.N.R. and the C.14.1t. 1 very useful building, was used as a The latter was opened here In 190a. barrack:. In 1591 the present build- , There Is also a bus -line connecting the tog on Waterloo street was dedicate. town with Owen Sthuul and other IThe items has dune good murk in the points to the north. town, tvsps•Wlly' among the tour and First Postmaster • ucsittutc. The ()dicers it) chargee at The frst postmaster 'of Oislerich present are ('apt. Lmttloy 81441 Lieut. was 1C Iwln clean; the twat. a,4 far a+ Gray. can be ascertained. was Thomas 1 St. Andrew's Church Ky.hi: then came James Watson. Arch. Many people sill remember the Dickson, Wm. Campbell and the ores- ' frame church which used to stolid on est postmaster. John limit (grandson Chas. Black THE LEADING Men's Outfitter following extract from a resp Won passed by the session of his church upon his. retirement well expres..•s what the beloved Doctor , was, tad only of to his own people Ions: 'They would note with admiration his (aim tempera - other common mens which has helped to sweeten society round about him. the dignity of his manhood% the exquisite culture lit his mind. the genial. kindly disposi- tion of his Character 'which has ever Nelsuu street. It was erected by the of the founder 1. Kirk of Scotland about 1847, and the The county Court shouse has long first minister was ltev. Alex. McKhL been not only the centre of the town In Ies75. during the ministry of Iter. but the centre of .meets set 'cities.. The Jas. Sievertght, it united with 1(1141X first sheriff to bold oMe was Sherif church. St. Andrew's church was Hyndman. lie was followed by Sher - muted for a time by the (;relic ern• iif MedDonahl, then Sherif Gibbous grtttation. 'When that evn1Rregatlorl held oMee for many yeas,. His grand - "11844 1" use 11 it was wr41 in Jan- tole Sheriff Reynolds. after thirty nary. 1N93, and removed to the corner „f Victoria and Bntcw streets. wlsere years of servhee, has retired recently. and the oiler it now held by Mr. C. G. Victoria Park is now. After bring Middleton. late of Clinton. ' The office of County Judge has been BAPTIST C'HU'RCH led him to cultivate the things which make for peace, eta above all his bright Christian example which has left its impress on say whack Pale of Knox church:' Rev. Mr. Anderson remalntdi as pas- tor in Lull charge until his *uddeu and 'tweeted death in 13144. Just or day before that on *hied the l'reebyterlau College of _Montreal was to stonier up- on him the degree or D. D. The coat=' semis 1s blessed what has had for so many pears the tulasnry f ouch men as Dr. Ure and Rey]. A. awn tee• Geo.Ross'Following Mr.'set ,r and when, at Geo. endse feces, 1 ' ' removed to the of tire cos.s� Montreal the e,ntperad0n called to the charge the pretest Minister, Row. R. C. McDermld. N•i (1hYrl6 Victoria Street 1s { held, in sue?ew.4on by Judges Acklim. I cooper. ltrongh. Snider. Toms, Doyle. Massa. Hutt and Dickson. while Judge E. N. Lewis occupies. the bench at present. ' I The Store that :lets the Pace ti You know the place For thirty-five years we II have been making MAKE IT A_ "SAVE A DAY" .1017R - NEN' AND SEE rr ALL BF.$H)ES Number Nine. the Tranet•thanr.ta. leaves t'ulnn Station. Toronto, every night et eleven. •11 Is the loosest dim- - fence all Weeping car train In the world and It saves a day each wear Me tw•e't'tt Toronto and Vanrodver. On shorter trip.. such a+1 Tomnto- W-Inninag..W'Innip'gs(algary, and (`al- gary-Vancouver. Its st•hedule means nnlp one business day nn the mad. While it is Canada's most distinctive and luxnrioms train. there 'Isno extra fare. '1t goes through the world fen- Ata resorts. ilanff and !Lake Louise. by day --i' ea-ladlnn Pacific sutawr- , standard all the way. Any ('atradlen Pacific agent can snake reservations for you. Home-made Ice Cream Drop in and treat your- 1, self to your -Ole -favorite - of so many years Ice Cold Drinks' and everything in Confectionery Blackstone's 1 West Street Karium arra mal W Waehen Electric NomElts--Slceirit Fittings of MI blade. W. Ya.DONALD laeetrIciaa Mat� 114w Floppy Result •f the Jubilee 1 (Condon Advertiser) 1 The Confederation celebration has 1 done the Dominion • supreme service. It directed the attention of the whole world In a dramatic way to the pro- gress and achievements of Canada. to her national status, and her interna- tional prestigpjnd importance. Every- where Caua a5,Jwen given a grati- fying degree SI pa"Mlctty, and the wide diffusion of Information about this used tor some time as a grain store- country should have practical results. house It was accidentally burned. The Canada has been benefitted also In lot on which the church had stood also' another -way. The outpouring of na-' war sold in 1891. tlonal sentiment anti+ pride engulfed . The Gaelic Church party dERalella and 111 particular it the ant14'anadianism which In o1871rganised a Gaelic congregation. was swamped ns by its outhurt at the close' in with Rev. A. McGillivray of the Imperial Conference. in charge. For about sl: seers mor- , . ship was conducted In the hell over the postoff{ce, but In 11176 the congre- What every woman knows. accord- Retlon obtained the use of St, An,l- Int to Lady Astor, (s that "1t w.14111 rew's church for their meetings, which be gnite easy to keep a house elcsn if they used as long as the congregation there were no mien about."-tltuRalu existed. 4'vtarier Kxpress. Melodist Episcopal In 1859 the congregation worshipped In • small frame church opt the"eoasmons- near where the C. N. It. tailings are now. In 1887, during the On" of Rev. J. A. Livingstone, the tittlechurch was and moved to the corner of In 1877, during St. 'David's stre t• the pastorate of lies.)). (1. Coll•more, A new rhumb mal- planned; the corner stone was laid the following year and the present snMnleini and One' look Int building *a• erected. The congregation was net large and the new building Involved the heavy burden bard of debt. 'However. 81 the part work and great snort* • of the people. the ,h'l' on both church and (sarsonatte has leen tally cleared. In '18M when the swots of pit ch Methodist, Prhnitirr ' Methodist, Methodist rads opat and atible Uhrls- tlan Chnrcbcs took pla& notoria streepart 4the Methodist lsbueth church becameCanada, an ve mh of np the eidertopst fntm of *DTP t. in 19715 it went Into the nylon of bytertaa, CoogreestInnst %sod Y dist (+nrchet anti I• new 'WW1* Adroit Y�la streett'nftert church ltd)ea remembered pssortr Roy.O- ton. through whoseuntiring efforts the cbrreb peon to throw off Its duati- When in Goderich attending the Centennial Celebration go to HOGAN'S Conlectionery for ICE CREAM SPARKLING COLD SODAS 5► DRINKS, Etc. Fresh stock of Boxed Chocolates Light Lunch served here during Centennial Week ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE W. C. SNAZEL Haberdasher 8041 Dry Cleaner Steam 1a14041,y in Connection West Street Telephone 331 Ip GODERICH SALT MADE ONLY BY GODERICH SALT COMPANY. 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