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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-1-19, Page 8tt-Tbnredae, January 19, 1928. PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT. Jan. 17. -Miss Ivadeli Hoy la visiting in Clinton with Mrs. Elva lihoenhals. Quite a number from here attended the dance at Kintail ball last nide, evening anti report a good time. The annual vestry meeting was heli 1n Christ church, Port Albert, on Wed- nesdayevening. Some dogs have played havoc by killing et uu1aiwer of geese and hens be - littering to the fanners in this vicinity. BELFAST HELFAi"f, Jan. 10. -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph tepid!. of at. Helens. visited with Mr. and Mrs. \Prison Irwin 013 Thur -day last. Mrs. Victor Whitley and family, of Lucknow. spent the week -end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon. Mrs. David Ilackelt spent a few days with friends In Ripley last week. Mr. and Mrs, James Cooke visited with Mr. and Ctrs. ('has. McDonagh, of 7 -Ion. one 4101 hest week. CARLOW CARLOW. Jan. 1S. -Mr. Irers, of Calgary, la the guest of Mr. and' Mrs: Herb. 'Faun, We are pentacle report J. Varcne. who has been 111, Is much bet ter. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Errington spent the week -end with Mr. Errington's par- ents at Dungannon. Mrs. Errington, sr.. is very 111. Mrs. Kemp. of Guelph, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin. the subject of this aketet>, was later married to the late John Gaunt, who predeceased ber twenty-two years ago. Their wedded life wets passed In farm- ing in \Vett Wawauosh, 111t11 moving to the village of St. Helens. Mrs. Gaunt was always of a bright and cheerful disposition, very devoted to her family. for whom she was willing to make any sacrifice. and a dry ted member of the Anglitrtn chileMM St. Helens. iter health failed about nine years ago. but her Illness was borne with Christian fortitude and grate. These left to mourn her In are: Mrs. John Jomtrsou. of Wingham, and Mrs. Sem. Duruin, of St. Helens. all that are lett now of a family of seven. She leaves also twenty-two grandchildren and forty grout -grandchildren. The funetal, ou Saturday. December flat. was largely attended by sympathetic friends and neighte,rs. Ser•lees at the house and grave were conducted by Hey. 11. Whitfield -of the United church. Beautiful floral tributes .attested the love of the family anti relatives. The following old friends and neighbors carried her to her last resting plate in Greenhill 4emetery : Me'w's. John Mc- Guire. James Hyde. John Joynt. James Durnin. Wm. Mee/Wein and Thomas Phiulpa. ST. HELENS The late Mr. John Gaunt -An- other of West \Vawanosles old pio- neers was called to her reward on De- cember • 29. when the tdeath of Mrs. John Gaunt oceurrel at the hntne of ber daughter, .Mrs, Sam Ihurnin. St. Helens. Mrs. Gannt hed not been In good health for some years. The :ate Mrs. Gaunt ,was born in Ellen, Aber- .deenabire. Scotland, in the year 1642. a daughter of George Rutherford and his wife. Ann Howe and, along with ber mother and brothers and staters, she came to Canada about the year 1850, Her father died in Scotland a few clays before they set sail. The family settled in West Wawanosh, and FIREMEN WANTED Applications will be received by the undersigned up to noon, February 7th, 1928, to fill five vacancies on the Brigade. Applicants must live within the fire limits. J. E. MUTCH, Sec. of Fire Dept. ASHFIELD THE SIGNAL, -- GODERICH, ONT. First of New Fleet at Saint John ASI.IFiELD, Jan. • a q Nn meeting of the ratepayers of O took place on the regular statutory date. Mr. Arthilr Roach. whose term of office ns trustee had ezptred, was re-elected for another term. Members of the 192e board will be Meavrs. Gor- dan ('ongrnm. Roy Maize and A. Roach. Contract for caretaking of School was again Let to Steel -net Bait. Bert Ma•\Vhlnney is assisting with the work on the farm of Mr. Bert Maize during the latter's absence In Toronto. Mr. Palmer Kilpatrick, teacher in' S. 9. No. 121, was elected -president of the Young Pe ep!e s I,eagne of Blake's church at the annual meeting of that church held recently. . Mr. Bert Treleaven. concession 7. whose health has not been quite matte - factory of late. is retiring from the active duties of farming for a time, having rented his farm. land to Mr. S. Kilpatrick. 4rhose farm adjoins. Mr. Treleaven and fnmlly will continue to reslde In the farm home. The members of the Crewe /tute- lary of the Women's, Missionary So- t iety held their regular monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. M. Shackleton nn Thursday lest. Mr. ami Mre. John S. Kilpatrick re- turned home lest week after their wed- ding trip. A hearty welcome to Ash- field Is extended to Mrs. Kilpatrick. The Faithful Mallesrrler.--The very mild weather which we have en- joyed for a week or more has left the reads In a very bad eonditton. The mail courier on Dungannon rural route makes the trip regularly every day, despite the drawback of snow and %nowdrlfts at the east side and real mud at the sweet end of the route. An intereeting fact comes to light. illus- trating the faithful service given In Saint John Harbour ompleting her maiden trip across the Atlantic, the "Beaverburn" new fast cargo liner for the Canadian Pacific Railway fleet, docked at Saint John, N.B. to receive the official welcome of several officials of that company, among whom were, W. R. Maclnnes, vice-pre- sident in charge of traffic, and W. A. Wainwright, assistant to the chair- man, Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited, also the harbour officials of that port. A thorough inspection was made of the vessel and apprecia- tion of her qualities was expressed. The :3eaverburn is the first of five Last cargo vessels, which will be known as the "Beaver" class, dis- placing 10,000 tons and having a length of over 500 feet. These ships are capable of making the ocean -.assare in ordinary weather cnndi- tions at an average speed 01 ntteen knots, the Ileaven:urn however, attained a peed of 16 knots on her trial trip. These cargo ships will provide a weekly departure from Canada every Friday. arriving in London nine and a half days inter. Montreal is to be their Canadian port during the summer and Saint John in the winter. The liners are considered the finest and highest class of cargo ships afloat today. Another rteamer of the passeneer style, the Duchess of Bedford will be launched at the Clydebank shipyards January 24. Altogether there are to be five Duchess lirers attached to the Can- adiantheDuchess fic of aAtholl has date been launched, the Duchess of Bedford will be launched shortly, while in 1929 the third and fourth to be delivered will be Duchess of Rich- mond and Duche - of Cornwall, with one more ship to come. all kinds of weather and on all kinds of roads by the rural mall courier. On the retirement of Mr. Jack Hamilton after driving on R.R. 3, Lucknow, ■ thirty -five -mile drtve covering the boundary and 12th concession. for a period of thirteen years less two months, Mr. Hamilton estimates he covered a distance of 144.000 miles in the discharge of his duties. Mr. W. J. Douglas, of Lucknow, assumed the duties of courier on that route on Jan - nary 3rd. Joint Meeting. -On the evening of December 27 a joint meeting of the Courey's Corners U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. was held in the clubhouse. Mrs. 1'. Johnston occupied the chair and Miss D. Farrish acted as secretary. Mrs. R. Nelson, the delegate from the U. F. Woman's Club to the United Farmers' convention held in Toronto, gave a very interesting report of same. Mrs. J. Farrish, who also attended, reported on the different pooling systems of the U.F.O. Co-operative Company. A pro- gram of singing. instrumental music, readings and recitations, followed by lunch, brought to a close a very pleas- ant evening. Giastert---Niebolson.-A pretty wed- ding took place In Lucknow, at the parsonage of the United churches of Ashfield circuit, on Monday, January AN ASSUIkAWCE TO ALL FORD OWNEKS We wish to assure the Ford owners of this community that as long as they drive their Model. T cars, a %full stock of genuine parts will be available, and expert Model _T -service will be main- tained.. This applies not only in our own garage,butthroughout the Dominion -wide --Ford dealer organization. The New Car which will soont,bs on display in our showrooms is the ultimate expression ofauto- motive e- motive engineering and deign made possible ohMore it. the 16,000,000 Ford cars that have gone YOU ARE INVITED TO THE FIRST SHOWING OF THE NEW CAR Come to our Showrooms for Complete Details MacEW AN & T EBBUT T KINGSTON STREET GODERICH '71tc `heal Canadian ear- 12.3 oar t3 Y'EAR8 OF PUBLIC PREF E P ENCE ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH IN FLOURISHING CONDITION i( yawl 'Veer One of the Best in History of the Church AUCTION SALE UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE. The undersigned proprietors will hold an auction sale of horses, cattle. The congregational and vestry meet- sheep and pigs, at the farm of Mr ing of St. George's church was held on Fred Ifudle, lot 29, eoncesslou 7, God Mondry evening and was largely at- erk•h township. one mile south of Cut tended. The rector, Rev. J. N. 11. Mills, preelded. The church wardens limeade' atutement showed this past year to have been one of the beat In the history of the church. Reports of the various organizations of the ohurvii were prrseatt 1 and reflected a LOST OR FOUND general aetltfly in the various depaart- N'EISA"Ei4DAY, JANUARY 2511 FRED RUDI 1, -- ALBERT BIND, GEO. ELLIOTT. Proprietors. Auctioneer ments of work maintained within the congregation. At the congregational meeting, which preceded the vestry meeting, Menarie. Fool Sturdy. F.. Ii. 11111, Cock- burn Hays and E. I)ouglas Brown were Weieddetrgetes--tTMNx' -$ --- nod of the DIoese of Huron. Messrs. (1. 1.. 1'ttrstros, . Platt, 4). F. Carty l H. ItlaekstoJneS. wereelected sulostl- SALE. -FORD TRiCK iN tuft de:aytates. a good running order. Tires In good At the vestry meeting Mr. thoughts Mats. Can be tried at any thane. Brown was re-elected ioee.pale's War- ' $3.5 cash. Apply at once at SIGNAL. den, and the actor's warden. Mr. 0. F. I OFFICE-. Carey. was re-apiwlntcd. Mr. ('ock- burn Hays was elected vestry Jerk and lir. F. \Vonlleomhe was elected church treasttrer. Mr. Gert. Wldl, tfas and Mr. F:. V. Lesslie were re-elected auditors for the coming year. The members of the vestry elected Messrs. 44. I3bic'k.4 41 Zt- C. Hays. Jr.. ; 1 T. Crawford. E. 11. 11141 .111,1 Lir. J..1. ; eo.1.,, select vestry while i rector's appointees were Messrs. (;. L. persons. Fret Sturdy. Chas. C. Lea', E. V. te•e:die. Ile.. \\'1!linnas and Nor- man Lewis. The sldesmen of last year were re -appointed under haven- ' nrahip of Dr. .1. A. Grethen,. The sal ery of the sexton was Increased ;len) and other items of business were die.__ cursed and action taken. Atter the meeting the members of the W'oalan'a Guild served hitch. LOST.--(:001)Y"EAIt TIRE CHAIN ion January 13th between Bruce - field and Goderlch. Reward to finder. J4)IFN R. M1'STARD COAL CO:, God - elicit. Brno/410d and Clinton. FOR SALE 'OOD Mi3CED MAPLE AND BEECH {MI wood for Mie. BAXTER & TUR - TON, R. R. 5, Goderlch. Phone 174. ('a rlow. tt !WRIGHT PIANO (BELL) FOR S. L -fa 11rst*etaas condition. Apply to DONALD Mac)SAY, P. 0. hr toz 457 Goderlch DESIRABLE RESIDF3NCII PROMS.- TY FOR SALE. -At corner of Brf- teneta road and William street. Ten rooms besides bathroom, closets, etc. Good furnace. All conveniences. For telrms and further particulars apply to DONALD MacKAY. P. 0. Box 481. llnderlch. tt lUOISE FOR SALE. -APPLY TO J. S. BEDFORD. Cobourg street. Goderlch. tf 9th. at noon, when Miss Rena May Nicholson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson of Ashfield, was united 1n marriage to Thomas S. Gla- zier. son of Mee. Glazier and the late John Glazier, of Ashfield. Rev. A. W. Brown performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Eather Gla- zier. sister of the groom. and Mr. Archie Nicholson performed the duties of beet man. A wedding dinner was served et the home of the bride's par- ents. The young couple will reside on the Glazier farm. eoncees ce 8, fol- lowed by the beet washes of their friends for a happy wedded life. ENGINEER OF NEW CITY HALL OF PASADENA Harvey W. Hlneks. Son of Mrs. HIneks of Goderich A recent issue of The Pasadena (Ca- lifornia) Star -News gives a full-page view p1 Paaadena'a new site_ ball a very fine structure of strikingly baoi- some architectural design. The budd- ing is of reinforced concrete, repre- sents an outlay of 31,213.144. and con- tains approximately 170.000 square feet of space. 1t is Interesting to know that this splendid building was everted under the superintendence of COAL -BEGRIMED PRINCE. Amusing Experience Which Befell Ring George While In the Navy. An amusing experience which be- fell King George as a sub -lieutenant in the navy 1s -elated in the new book written by Major Graham Brooks. called "The Dukei of Yore" a volume which is dedicated to the present Duke of York and U a sue'. wary of the lives of all the Dukes of York. Major Brooks writes: - "One sultry noon In the early 'eighties an American citizen was be - lag conducted over WKS Canada. then doing duty on the North Amer - lean and West Indian station. The ship was coaling, nal the young sub- lieutenant. who was w cheerfully sating u the visitor's guide, was smothered with coal dust. 'Tho tour over, rho Americas [banked the captain for the eourteul whish had been extended to him, sad commented warmly on the In- teresting and able manner In whish bis youthful guide had explained the AU(TiONEERING THOMAS OUNDRY, GODERICH. LiVE STOCK AND GENERA./ AUCTIONEER Telephone No. 119. Stales attended to anywhere and every effort made to give satisfaction. Farmers' sale notes discounted ROBT. ROBERTSON. The Auctioneer, will conduct and arrange any sale on the latest methods to get the beat re- sults. See him or drop a card and be will give it immediate attention Farm paler a specialty. Eldon Ota Goderlch. DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER A. N. ATKINSON CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG- LISS THERAPIST GODERICH Equipped with electro magnetis bathe. Electronic electric treatments mysteries of a warship. "'I guess,' he added, with a smile, and chlroprsotic. Chronic organic and knowing that queen Vletoria's nervous Macaws. Lad? In atute:La grandson wan serving on board at Office boar, 2 to 6, and 7 to 9 p.m., that time, 'on a day like this. when excepting Monday and Thursday aL you're coaling, you keep your prince ternoonsu nd and evenings, aby ate wrapped up in cotton -wool.' M "The captain's eyes twinkled mar- -Buldence and once -Corner of lily at this remark. for the visitor's South street and Britannia road. guide with the grubby fate was none other than Prince George --now His CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Majesty the King." The Dukes of York have all had t_ romantic lives. Two were murder- r,RANK P. GiHBS, CHARTEREDed, two fell in battle, five have Aocouotaot. 102 Ontario strew ascended the throne, three were exit- Stretford. Phone 1660. Res. 13801. •d, while one never set toot in Eng. land. A11 the duke have had love romances, while two were notorious "Do Juana " The second duke be- came In 1406 the first royal author n Mr. Harvey W. 11lncks, sou of Mrs. of a book in our language. (Dr.) !limits of Gnderich and a cousin At one period there were two ,,f Town Clerk I. L. Knox. The Star- Dukes of York! One was known as \eves In a reference to Mr. Iiinc-ks the "Bogus Duke," son of the Old ,,eye; Pretender. and he was the only Duke l of York who never set foot on Eng-, Harvey W. Jlhxk%, sulerintendent td construction eta the new city hall, ltsh soil, and the only Stuart who 11ns teen on the job every working day never loved a woman from the time ground wns.brt•ken un- til the structure was eompleted. Mr. Hineka Is a civil engineer. a t'niver- sity of Michigan man, having Many 'pare of experience In construction work, particularly reinforced con- crete construction. Besides* super- ing construction of the city hall for the city. he also superintenl on the reinforced - rewret* addltlotLt the Rose Bowl In the Arroyo Sero. Before he iwcameconneted with the munIelpsl government Mr. 'limits was engaged with A. L. Sonderegger, in Los Angeles es engineering consultant on hydraulic grater development. During the war Engineer lflneks was In charge of forty eampe in the Yaquina d1%trtet of Oregon. engaged in furnish - Ing the United States spruce produc- tion forces with material for em- struetinn ret atrpleraest. Mr. Hineks w•A% engaged in thea work for eightcpn months. building camps, n seven(i 41ve mile stretch of railroad and ordering supplies for logging the nit -plane egelp- ment. For eleven years Mr. ',rocks was project engineer to charge of constrnc- ilon wot4t on the Klomnth irrigation projRR Attd on minor irrigation scheme% for the ilnittd States 'tonne Bureau. He hes ales engaged to engi- neering timothy at Long Beech and IAM Angeles. BORN MA(7DONNLILL.-At 11Watert28. oo n, and on January Mrs. Bruce H. el4acdonnell (nee Laura Watson), 1116 State street, a eon, Brute Watson. Western hospital. \, .oto, 0. F. Swann. ry of to Rev. Mrs. S. F. China, a daughter, Carol Annabel. Mi SDLET rl 7th, ClIn inic ndpMn. on Janaryu Fred *Iddleton, of Goderlch town- ship, a son. At the 'Lions Club luncheon on Fri- day evening Met an interesting address well given by Rev. J. N. H. Mills. rec- tor of St. George's church, on the Mor- mon temple at Cerdston, Alher;a. Miss Isabel Mortimer, L.L.S.E., a talented eloent(onlet of London. will assist the choir of North street United church In a program of Scotch music to he given to MacKay Hall on the evening of .innnery Stet, at 9 n'cl(wik. MEDICAL F. J. It. FORSTER, IF EYE, EAR, \OSE, THROAT Late House Surgeon New York Oph- thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital tad Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon- don. Eng. 53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tel- ephone 207. At Hotel Bedford. Goderlch, on the evening of third Monday of each month t111 the follgwing day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m. LEGAL rtRNEST M. LEE, Barrister and Solicitor 10 King street east, Toronto 2 • Telephones Elgin 8410-8417. DIED. HOOD. -At Guelph, on Wedneeday, January llth, Cyril Hood, aged 29 years. -- TOURIST HOM!R WANTED Parties ennNng to rent rooming Aeco- lmodatloe to motorists daring aea%nn 192e In G1.letich or at Intermediate I.,Ints on or near highway can earn from $3011 to $.25110 In their own hones. Serving of meat! optional. For parttttitlare write now to TOUR- IST I4FlltViCE. 24 Wye tt atrept , 1Aon- don, (Int. TENDERS WANTED CIIBOBLNE TOWNSHIP. Tenders will be; received by the ,r clerk rep to January igh- master at Mefaw (Township !rales). Hlgheet or any tender not nem" - !warily eecepted. G. J. IT Tl'H19R1Nm0T()�fil , Township Clerk. 2t TO RENT TO RENT. -STORE SiIITABLF, FOR grocery or office. Also apart- ment. part - t five rooms with bath. Immedi- ate pre,,essoven. A SANDPIRS, Ooderkb.ppy to AIS • FlT/1I.LC NOTICES rrtx(1 OF Ht'RON MINTYa(Y)1'NCi L,. AUDLEY E. HOLMES Barrister, Etc. Once -Hamilton street, Ooderlek. Phone 27. t,` R. DARROW, IIARRISTER, ETC. Successor to J. L. Killoran. Phone 97. Ofttce-The Square. Goderlct.� The Connell of the Corporation of the County of Heron will meet If the conned] Chamber, (loderfch, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of Tnesday, the 24th day of tannery. 1929 All ecennnte against the Coifhty moat Tae In the hands of the clerk not Inter than Mon - ear preceding the meeting of Connell. GEO. W. HOLMAI4. C,nnnty Clerk. Owlet -kb, Jan. 8th, 1928. 2t 'Kays R 'daps BAkRIITSRI, ETC. R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS in_ B.A. Hamilton St., Godericn INSURANCE, LOANS, STC. YcKiLLOP MUTUAL FIBS IN - III SURANCE CO. -Fars and baa dated town property insured. Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., God- erlch P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vice-Prseo Beechwood P. 0.; 0. F. McGregor. Ser.-Treas.. Seafortb P. 0. Directors --A. Rroadfoot, R. 1� No. 3, Seaforth ; John G. Grieve, Na 4, Walton; William Rine, R. R. No_ 2, Seeforth; John Rennewlee, Brod- hagen ; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. S. Seeforth; Robert Ferris, Harlock; Mnrray (Moon. Rrueefeld; James Evans. Reeehwood; James Connolly. Goderlch. Agents --J. W. Yen. Godertck; Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, 011ntoe ; John Murray. Seafnrth; E. Blachiay, Seeforth. Polley -holders tae make all payments and get their cards receipt - ed at R. J. Morrlah'a Clothing Stora, Mites; R. H. entre Grocery, King- stea street, Godevleh, or J. H. Rales Oeae si Sten, Bayfield.