The Signal, 1928-5-31, Page 4.
4 -Thursday, May 31, 1!r2'.
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MODEL THEATA
THE SIGNAL,
,'eeltiortle, treated the two pupils who
took the. highest standing In the test
e•autivathons ut Easter to a trip t0
\i:rcnra Fails on Victoria 'MA'S Roy
1:rria'tett and Alum Dallow's. were the
;risky pupils.
.Miss Amelia Seellwale, 'of Nile,
• sited with Miss Amanda Maedel on
s,Gty
clonal/2g,
air. Viers Cunningham while on a
motor trip to the Niagara district bit
Sunday with his wife and her mo-
iher and Brother. Mrs. lirostu and
..un, of l)wut;auawt, Wel wJlh who
might have hero, a very serious aecl-
. ,•n t. On his way home he te,111ded
%;lti another ear. Roue of the otru-
Iviiits of the scar were seriously Burt,
but Ills brand.new• Oldsmobile was
badly damaged.
•
#ul• r. '.•t,a'r we .�
GODERICH, ONT.
days with her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
1 Muiglmst. Site lutelliie taking in the
Hepburn' Witt Kad.'IiR picuie to be
held at Guelph on June 2nd. '
Ker. 11. ti. Whitfield v.i11 attend the
t'i'nted t'burc6 Yluuferoute meeting at
S'ulkt'rville this week. •
nd Mrs. Geo.
Slur Inerts attttentte,t tt, smut,, ' Kraft-
nlilt %%in -chain h'•spina1 Friday
evening The furuw•r's cmushi, Mtas
ironing. wax ow e.f the graduating
chess.
t Miss 11'e w,swt, returned miwaanury,
vole the gut+,t of her ;dater, Mr+•.,t.eo,.
Welds teat wink. Site atvompanled
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb to Sea -
forth on Thursday.
The St. lfeleus Women's ins-tltute
will meet at the haute of Mrs. W. 0. ,
• th1 rostle on Thursdnc•. June 7t1t. at
2.30 0'(4ock. Rall van: 'Hint, on
(lttniening. Subjecct: "laasentlois of
Women's Instituter." Mrs. 4:. ',t' 4 b
in eharge. iNeteeteisees. Mr.. Wm Ruth-
erford and Mote LNa Humphrey. A
(M,nRa1 Iri'rita1hut i, extemletl. A IJ
meeting of the program committee w1/1,
be held at Mra. R. K. Miller's on Fri..'
day everting. by outer of the convener.
ASIIFIELD
ASIIFI}ILII May .J. -Owing, to the
Rev. G. ltitehie Irving tontine.' to the
!totes• with a cold. Rev. kir. Jnekson,
of Scotland, occupied the pulpit on
Suudny. lie gave two splendid ser-
mons.
The U.F.W.O. meeting w'a6 post -
'Komi haat Wednesday owing to the """ u. ` • nut,trn'.ne.
funeral of the lett Mr. Dixon in the
Kiutail cemetery.
Mr. Saw Grey. of •tn...Hey. was
hurled from the church to the Kincar-
dine cemetery. '
The 1".F.W.41. meeting will be herd
at the honw• of Miss Sadie Johnston
WHITECIIURCH
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
iia vagi'.
There will to no .ervit a In t h.
t'uitel church text Sabbath, as the
pWstmr. ltcv. J. Waller,' is at Com
terettee. •
Anniversary sonde*" will be held In
the I'resbyterlaa eiturvh on Sumekty.
June 44th. witatt 1►r. }'urbea. of 'it's
water, will he the sneaker for th4.
day.
Mr. Stingcl. of Toronto, spent the
week -end •tt the house of Mr. and
Mra. Juhu 1•tvngt.
,A number from here attended the
Llttrtil totueention held at 11'iugham
tin Tnesdety.
Mr. Bert Maize luta purebasevl the
house formerly tsrupteol by the late
Mr. ad,t Mrs. Wm. Ryan and will
awrve WO it in the taker future. Mr.
Moire lois rented his farts on the 4th
couceesiuu of Ashti.•Id and in luuvilre
into Cie eiltage•, 'owing to the 1t1-
Iteulth of his wife.
The sacrament of tie, Lords Supper
will be dispensed in the Presbyterian
church root Sunday. !'reparatory
setvk•e will be 124.111 ou 'lleur,day
evening, when iter. Mr. James. of
South Kiulosn, will preach.
Messrs. Hende'ran and Fishier, of
1.ucknuw'; ate ...tooted this week in
shingling the Presbyterian church.,,
11'1l1T}Xif1'Rell. May 23. -alga,
John Gillespie emelt a few days last,
week in London.
ou Westtlr+(au -vf thl. week. Mr, and Mrs. R. 1. I arrick Mid
The Inst itete meeting i, postponed trousseau teas in honor of the coming
from the first week of June _to the I Marriage of their daughter Lavin:i, on
ithh of the month. The etosker. Miss
Emily fly lilten+t, will be i•re,tMit to epee
E PORT . to the raw inters and 'friend* at the
home airs- A. Beckett.
trM I r k 1 f flint, rt I ha
1Y
11'F:F:I: OF JUNK 4th Tu :rah.
Monday and Tue.das
Rin -Tin -Tin
in an ext•itii:, a,.rs t th.• IV or' : War
bawd en tlw actual life ..f this +s• ler
• doe. An aero -drama of love, hat, •,;1
A Dog. of tie Regiment"
11. rioid Comedy--'•Nt) FARE"
Wcttnc.day and Thursday
Lionel Barrymore
presente a new mystery ntii,ilrnin`a. a
thrill picture that gra p thrill, and a
t•lihrvs that will surprs. sou.
"The 13th Hour"
Pattie ;Comedy- TIIF: til•I► WA1.LuI':'
Friday and Saturday
"Wolf Fangs"
,,,,tripping 1 ., t
tale t the. e.0
)rehr uxseta '
taus .
p'rtrayed by an minimally eteelle•nt cast
and featuring "Tlll'NUh'.k," the canine
blue-bkn.d. A dynamic drama.
Fox Comedy -"!lire Ht1'-1-. }I.S4E1.0
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ALBERT
l'ttlt'1' .1LUERT, May ::u.-,1 L=aid
qr;c under the eusplct•nt •.f at.--An4
n w's.._titftr,t -t-btte'eb - will--be-Loki am,
;lac l:tw,n of Mr. Will Craw•ford's home
oppaeslte the church.. ou Wednesday'
Jutte ,lint 'There will be it bustl'u;
it.iffit- WI -Weft Lietetra-tra i' -ort Al
h.rt hi the afternoon at :, o'i•la'k. Sup-
p•r will I+• ,svrt'e•d ,fount ti to stichxl--.
.14ter ills-. tppt'r there .a•lll he a spleu-
lid t.r,.•:rata lo u troupe (tom Kittens.
site. and 1"•al talent.
11.e ceud.itrd ehelr, of !!ort Alpert.
\+!.-+tial isewLucakLurches will present
;1:e stored euututa "The Galilean" in
live• rhun•hes on the fellowin> Sunday
••,ening*-Jute IINb, ut Port .liars;
.Inde 14th, at Nile; June,24t{t, at Lel'
-rtrn,
CARLOW
('AFILOW, May 340. --Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Mawle4-and- tok..._a:hlldreu. of
.utlptt, and Mrs. Forester, of Gran -
toil. visited the fornter•s' grundyareurs,
tlr. and Mrs. Paul' alaeJet, over the
tee
,
skald
Sins ioltrt 4L-�-'ttrt•ie--end`- daugluer,
of F::1st 1Cawsrt.ssh, called on lb,rr
ehitires !were mu Tuesday,
.t number from here atfepiled IhE
Liberal: annual n o•,•ttng at0lneh tut "n
Tuesday.
Misty Pearl Wiliiwt. `uf Flint, Mich..
s spending a WA* with her Its
'Sistine Maturday at 3 p.m.
COMING -MILTON S1L1r iii "THE i
VALLEY OF GIANTS"
Oid Tavern Closes,
After nine centuries of use the .
Chandos Arms, Edgware, la closing 1
Its doors. With the exception of one r
at Chester, this Inn is the oIde 1a t
Icnalaarl
•
Tuiselay atttl Thurjtdtty of last week
Tuewgy of this weak.
Mr, Wm. Itawthorne aiit ut;hter.
Mrs. Jacobs. and her .ea. of Brain-
-ford, ere. visiting with his sisters,
turned to her Mune In tosierl,•h after -I Mr`' Kerr and Mrs. H.l°w•a'.
nursing at Bison's Itis. Itetkett (torn --4)n Tuesday. alar :."2. to air.
7th: i`,tttf fn chttrgr..t--koswtientis .:and alts. Norman Wilkins. a eon.
oho tire rkt,reriug slow de. air. Frank
Ilotinn, who is shite •4. has hien
taken to 1I!• 4),iderich hospital.
U1 es-Antut: Ite+sie end Belle -Mae-
K,-ittle. feathers of ti., Toronto lichee!
-stiff, were in•tur for .the. h.dtday, May
_Si. They reftillied wt Sunday.
1 ntitntn'r arc suffering from the epi -
:envie "nit."..
We ure sta.! to report that kris:
Helen 1tow leer tats rt'sunietl her
studies in 4:oderielt again after her
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
islit*:,it'll Ti)1lssiiii', May 29.
-:clacker tishiuo�Yrfhe order of the
.lar,
Mr. and .I. W. Simltsoh, air.
Keith .K. ' and Mr. l lt•tor Bone, of
'T'�ron otored up sail rptrtiF(Tie
we•le=t'n,I at the hotue of Mrs. J. Ron.= -
Mr: Patterson. of Antmrw elected on
Sunday with his daughter, airs. tux.
Mrs. t'itm'ice !Owe! and son. of
11'aulatusbeue•, are 'visiting ibis week
• with her /nether. Mrs.' afaetirer,tr.
••, l:er relatives here.
\Ir. and airs. 11'..1. Coulter and
flintily, Mr. turd Mr. ale.- 4'oaaer scud
family, Mr. nn,l Mrs. Frank ',miter
and family, air. and airs. Sam ('tmlter
and Sir. and Mrs. John Craig rami fam-
ily attended the silver wedding aini
rertnrr of their► Slater. Mrs- Wm.
'Thom of Auhurn, on Thursday. slay
nth:
Mrs. R•dert Rome amt two sons..
tount4 -Nivel-.Kenneth. lemons tee_ Ttuw
.1:ty for a trip -.to the West. 11'e hope
her health will tie greatly unproved '
by the trip.
Sir. and Mrs. Jas. Barbour and fam-
ily. .1 i:otlerich. .smelt the week-e'nd
with Mr. and Mrs. Jai.- Itsrh,iDL of
ForlyeP. -
Mf. and Mrs. Fred Elliott turd Mrs. Mr. and airs. hick Martin and tam-
..t.t
/Jt Harmer's Ili' o
r tone to. ..f Huron. 1
motored Paisley one II i n. int s
y i Mrs. J4. Irwin
'stay last. week. antiss.it« i their- auto. pp nt Sunday with -their sister. lifts._.4
Mrs. Grieves, who is ill. Dan. Martin: -
1 ' Next Sunday Rely. tsar,. Jewett, of Mr, Ed. Gaunt nod Mrs. Geo. Me -
tio,lerich. will occupy the pulpit of ('le•tinghan and Sliblr,) visited On
l•ntotr rhnn'h in the ahsent•e of the Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. Nicholsbw,
I pastor. Iter. M. Cr, Parr, who iii at- of-Avimttr._ - -
; teudi t'onfercut'e. The service will;' Cjuite a number from St. Helens at-
t�t*- `he-ot- the usual tine,- 3 p.m. SuadaS . tended the swim evening held in the
schs.ul at : 1>.m, -----"--S-1-irits,-eh-gosh- here on Vrldsy last
Mrs. Theo: Amy, of Burl/al is ' St. Wien', soar i PP"ple gave a Mien -
risking with eel -alines here. I did program of which a very inter-
Tin• regular meeting of the Ladles.! eating debate way a part.
-lid of Zion ehnr'h, Taylor's Cor'nets,,j -
'' will l 1 II
Wal -
it ••,tile -a wev.'t- the heave of Mr. and
Mrs.' Attan -Jb'itson
The official board ---of the L-nhe4
lairds met recently at Benmiller,
emir"a g.ssl attendance. It will be
ter. E. Puniter's hist meeting with
item, us Ise leaves at the end of June
o take his new ,charge at Strathroy,
Mr. B. Orr. teacher in S. S. No. 1.
THE PAVILION
GODERICH t -
Next Week Open --
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
n•, ,e , at the hump of Sirs. ; DUNGANNON
, ter Hiek. Bunn road. on Wesines,lay,
jun,. lith. ,t large attendance of the
members is reiiwstel.T►1"N1l%NNON, May 30, -Mr, and
EIik,4t•Lightfa,f.--t, marriage took' Mrs. Roy Harris and family, of Stmt.
the 4' on Saturday, May 241. at the ford. spent Sunday at the home of
l ict.'r ; stri'rt_spare nape, testers -h, kir. anti Mrs. T. G. Allen.
Mien Rev. M. C. Parr united In the Mgr.. fl. J. Crnwfnr'i rctwrnet home
last Kano -day from Detroit, where she
Lad been_ -sial1 g ht:r_ohtughter, Mrs.
It. E. Willis,
ly isealc of mntrtmooy Mritarid
f Ili .ti' ui 1 Mtss r;daalmtr-TtgtTrfoot, -
th !Ids township. They will
rake 11.•ir h..me ren the gn...rn's tine'
1 farm on tan Itaytirld rtt.i 'their
' ninny friends join in ;id;iug them a
long and happy we,tded
ST. HELENS
ST. I1111,t7NS. May 2K. -lir. Alvin
Woods i, hone. from Toronto 1'niver-
,<It y.
Slime Jennie McI4rlane. of ilhtevale,
was the guest of Sir. and Mea. Hwart
McPherson over the week•enJ,
M
Kincardine.' spent a eunple of days
with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Jas.
Hyde.
Mrs. W. 0111114•n,n 11,4 leaving for
Mitchell on Tttes,tay to visit for a few
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rosa *not Mr. acid
M. 'Floyd Smith. of Detroit, and
Mrs. C. al" Rose, of Gode•rk•h, spent
Friday at else home of Mr. and Mrs. F,
AUBURN
.1l'itl•IAN, Slay :to. -Mr. George
1'uugblut nettle a business. trip to 'Heti.
salt on Tttc-sips. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jan' curter and win
' Reggie, of Port Elgin. spent the week
end with the Yornit'r'S patent*, Sir. and
Mrs. Jtttues l'arter.
• 3i.isn Ellett Iteadle ens in Kitchener
• east week attending the wedding of
her cousin. Mr. !kph Oswald.
Mr. 1sttdlaw, of Myth, called ort
frlewds ia- taw-- tillage_oue._dat', 'last
week.
Mhos Dorothy ltertch. of tIlutot,
spent it fete :Wye %frit her aunt, Mrs.
Join Arthur.
air. W. T. Ktddelt has pur•tul"(al tt
new Essex sedan.
Mr. Edwin 11'e•tilaufer and family.
of Bright. spetst,t'k•torta lhty renewing
obi aiotualetances in the tillage.
Mies, /tette M.eltll. mf 111.4111. spent
Sunday itt the home of air. and Mrs.
11 . '1'., Klddeli.
Mrs. 1,h,)yf Young. of I'k•tnsit. is
visiting her sister, airs. Russett Klcc
Mrs. Malt. Allen is hisi!ing iter ..-
ter, Mrs. Wm. ('mat,, of Flit.•.
Mich.. wile Is very 111.
There will be an etenlug service in
the li
- n es
t g n church on Sunday, June
3r1.
Ile. Gentiles 'Thompson. of Kitt-1'-
4.1)4,r,
itt•tee nt'r, spent May 34th with his par-
ents. air. and k(ne. W. J. Thompson.
kll.s. 4 )'l)onnell, who has been a,
slating ting air. Alfred Kulilnw,u In th.•
putrtoffc,•. has returned to her home or
-Fmytrm.
rt,medy In three acts entitled
"Are You a Masu°'r" will be presented
1a the Foresters' Hall. Auburn, under
auspices of Knox Presbyterian . the board of a "polder" near the city;
church, Auburn, by the Arthur (Init.of Leiden desired a better way of
t Kaon Church, Goderich, on Friday, getting rid of superfluous water than
atm' i'_ maW mgns.ed
Miss Alai 2nt vlstted-irrTep7i electrlbyeeltnsyof wagthe notodirectlywtedlll reassisort
to Woodstock on Sunday. to, as has been done so often, but Dr.
?be!" will be no chants .ervtce in Dekker's Invention was applied.
Knox ('n/ted ebei'th ata Sunday. June which until then had only been work -
OPENING DAY
\ 1
BLUE WATER GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB
Wednesday, June 6th
9.30 a. m.
• Ladies' nine -hole competition; handicap.
Gentlemen's nine -hole competition; handicap,
1.30 p. m.
Mixed two -ball foursome, nine holes; handicap.
Juvenile (16 years and under) nine -hole com-
petition; handicap.
Ladies' and gentlemen's driving competition.
SUITABLE PRIZES FOR EACH EVENT
LIFE -BUOY
OUTING SHOES
LIFE -BUOY OUTING SHOES have proved to be
the most reliable, best -wearing summer footwear on
the market, for baseball. tennis, bowling and all other
pastimes that are enjoyed by men. women and chil-
dren. They are here in the latest styles at the most
reasonable prices.
Golf Shoes are now in shock in the new patterns.
GEO. MacVICAR
North Side of Square Goderich, Ont.
,TW DITCH WiND
'tirvtatly Iner•eased t'apacity Secured
by Inventk
M of Engineer.
Windmills, tar, char ulna in th
Dutch landscape, but at the proven
day disappearing rapidly, have
nerved a n w opportunity for aerobe
by the invention of Dr. A J. Dekker
of Hazerswoude. Some time ago whom
3rd. as the pastor, Rer, W. R. Alp. ed nut on paper
win be In iTalkeretlle attending Ctn. With the old system of windmills.
ference. the wind, caught by the four fans.
fres•, Hr. I'tunt*, of Milverton, con- moves a scoop -wheel which lifts the
dueled serrlees In the Lutheran church water out or one basin into another
on Sunday, basin or canal, whence it is sent to a
river or the sea. Such a scoop-wheea
can on y o its work when a wind of
Our titan Traria.1 it certain minimum velocity [s blow.
Canada's trade witll_Srllitta ling. While Its capacity is also very
grown mors itwimil/r:kkn e e
other Country, notrapidly eventan exetthptfnRany ImItprovedtted.theDefanser biy amthootra(hlnttplaea, out
Germany, in the post-war period. This
is Indicated 10 figures of Chinese their barks, thus reading pertain air
eddies which were Impeding their
maritime customs. Thr report of lh spe"'d Then, and this is the mala
tt,tet 1. calendar e
year 1926 used thee*
• Mr.' and Mn, G. M. McKenzie and
iIsster Malcolm s5ient the 24th_ in
4'linten, the guests of'Mr.ZiRensfet
mother and stater.
Messrs. In !'erne and Benson Pent -
kind, of Detroit, .pent the weekend
,with their parents, ate. and Mrs. A. B.
Pentland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 11nsa 'rind Donald
*pent 24th in Autrurn, -the -guests
of Mr. and Stn. Jae. Meld.
Mips Beth Willis, of I$'trolt, spent
the weekend with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Crawford.
Mia Laura Savage. of Toronto. i.
Issued ht th. Dart of the In►entlnn, he
Chinese Government, shows that im-
portations rotary Pumps of different capacity
creased
of Canadian produce it. instead of one scoop -wheel. Thesis
oreaaed by more than 400 per seat, Pumps can work either separately or
over the previous year, from $3,74=,- cnnn,cted !n groups of two and three
720 to 816,84 9,6 19. by means of a simple friction clutch.
The advantage of three pumps is
London'sa
Smallest Fiction!, that It le possible to u. a much lower
Lostdon's smallest elemontary wind velocity for pumping water. In
Kbool 1a a tiny claas-room near an old system mill 1n the nelRhbor-
Praed Street where the children hood of the one changed by Mr. Dek-
whose homes are canal barges receive - unti tae eelocity niel out not move
'instruction whenever the/ are In the etll a velocity of about while
meter
line regi per second Is reached, while with a
London, England, has twenty-four stronger wind the capacity of orator
museums and ten art galleries transferred does not Increase consid-
• erably. The new mill, however, ap-
peared to be able to move the twe
smaller rotary pumps at a velocity of
about four meter, per s.•eoad. Whea
the wind became stronger the third
pump was connected and about 911
cable. meter, of water per minute
were displaced, while the old mill at
that time mull only total 40 meters.
The latter had to watt for more
wind. when the new nne had already
reached Its 50 'sibfr meters per min-
ute
lo-ute by all It, three pumps!
According to itatlitics lasted by
the /loyal Netherland Meteorologic
Institute the number of working
hours for windmtlla has by the now
invention increased from 30 to 60
per cent., representing a 100 per
cent. gain. In Dutch engineering
circles great interest 1a evinced la
Mr. Dekker's discovery and its Influ-
ence for preserving the graceful
windmill fug , the Dutch "polder"
landscape.
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"fingers Only" Club.
At flloxwich, Walsall, F,ngland,
there is a club the members of which
are not allowed to use knives and
forks. They must eat with their Sn-
eers. This club, fir mer only, is
known as 'Thr !ignorer Club," and the
u.e at a knife entails a penalty of
drinks all round.
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the menu usually cnnsieta of Saab
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ions, and bread and cheese. Many lo-
cal professional men and tradesmen
are members.
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Jellies and pickled onions are said to
constitute the chief difficulty for sew
member..
Our West.
"1 don't think there a any settle-
ment in any coun'ry which has such
I fine bash and le so full of energy
ti in that verdin rat ('aneda which
Ile west of the Great Lakes." -$Ir
1 Rotary Thornton,
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THE
CODERICH
Witd ilatn
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A TNOUG tT IN TIME
CO
EAVESALNOW NINEAND FORGET. ORD�R"IbUQ
ABOUT 11 FOR A YEAR
Did you ever wake up in the night
Trying to remember something you
-- slues do.
And you puzzled and puzzled over
it, and lout hours of sleep ?
Well, that's the way you're going to
feel all rummer until you get your
nett winter'. supply of coal order-
ed and delivered"
'lave your time, worry and money by
ordering it today.
CALL THE
WIRT OM
For Good Clean Coal
J. 0. MUSTARD co PANY
Phone 98 - Goderich
Don't Forget the big
Chesterfield Sale
--AT---
Wheeler's
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Deals, Faweral Director
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Phases: Sims 336. Residence 355w