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"THL TIGER TRAIL"
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"THE TIGER TRAIL"
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1928
THE ALEXANDRA LAKE HURON FISHERMEN
MARINE AND GENERAL MEET AT OWEN SOUND
Dal
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
Que.tiou. Concerning t'
risking Are Thats•shed Out
Members for 1929
The following nre mcuda•re of the
Alexandra Marine and General Hospi-
tal Asdws•hatbn for 11K1):
If
Christmas\,iy,,, W
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P
1
fi same
fi Gifts
l fi THAT ENDURE A
LIFETIME
fi
fi
fi
fi
A Bar Pins, Pearls, Necklets, ivory, Ebony
fi and Pearltone Ivory.
Diamonds
set in all the newest settings.
Watches
Wrist and Pocket. Ladies' Wrist Watches in
all the new shapes.
AFountain Pens and Pencils
fi Waterman's and Parker's.
fi
ARoyal Crown Derbyarge
China
and Mikado. Also a 1
fi assortment of China Cups and Saucers.
Silverware
Community Plate and Rogers' in all patterns.
Leather Goods, Purses, etc.
WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK
E. C. ROBERTSON
Phone 136 Jeweler Goderich
St. George's Ward •
ga.(al
memberships --Mr. E.Cornfield,V
Lees-
lie, Mr. A. F. Sturdy, Mr. A.
Mr. Geo. Williams. Miss A. Steinman'.
Mr. E. Ii. 11111. Mr. }'. W. AWolticombe,
Mrs. W. L. Horton. Mrs. James ('lark.
Mr. 0. O'Brien. Mr. 11. Blacketone, Mr.
A. J. MacKay. Miss Maestri.Mrs. C.
E. Robinwn. Mrs. J. M. Roberts.
Mrs. M. Bl
Raker, Mr. C. W. 1F:111s, Mr. 1).
Hulloes. sr.. N1r. W. W. Sumps. Dr.
TaylMaorn. mr1.A. l1. G.N('. Hill. Rev. J. N.
H. Mills. Mr. G. L. Parsons. ]fru. U. L.
ii.kson. Mr. Reuben Sallow•s I('res-
eent 1, Mr. Hector flays. 1►r. Moder.
Mr. Fred Neftel.
*1,0+ nwmlerships•-air. J. i1.'Lander,
Mr. A. 1,. Pule. Maw W. Ball, Mr. W.
Hero. Mr. .1. It. Kelly, Mrs. Huth
lhlnlup,
Mks Hays. Miss Buchanan.
m.
Mr. I . I'ridliani. r. 1 E.
1 W. Cleveland.
St. Andrew's Ward
g;,.IMr memberships -\Wang's Cafe.
Mr. Robert Johnston. Mr. .los. itro-
phey. Mr. J. %V. l'neiglle, lir. 11. R.
Hall, Mr. C. W. W'urtele. Mr. W' F.
Naftei. Mr. M. Robbie. Judge Lew•ta-
Miss Templeton. Mrs. 1. Sealkelti. 1►r.
J. M. }geld. Mrs. A. Taylor. Mr.
George Mushier. N1r.. W. It. Dunning.
Mrs. J. ben son. Mr. H. G. Reynolds.
Mr. 1►. E. Holmes. Mr. M. Graham.
Mr. 3. W. Tatyior.
$2.00 memt'rshipac- Mrs. Ears. M.••
Donald. Mr. F. Lawrence. Mr. W. T.
fellow. Mr. W'. Heitman. Mr. 1:. Tete
bull. Mr. N. B. fleetly. Mr. 11, R.
Isms. Mr Philip Carey. Mr. 11. J.
('urn-. Mr. 11. I. Watson 1 Wath
street). Nin+. 11. 1. Strang, Mr. J. E.
Tom. Mr. T. Crawford, Itev...1. E.
Forel. Mrs. R. C. Hay's. Mrs. Taylor.
Rev. F. C. Elliott.
then Sound. 1k'c, 'rhe second
annual e•unt'e'3.Ii"u of the Georgian
Ray and lake Hurts' Cowluen•Ial
Flisherweu's Association was held 111
Owen *ouud til r uflerutria. The meet-
ing was largely attended. apt a very
enthusiastic tine. despite the lute date.
The matter 01 limitin4 tug fishing to
outside of tone miles of t*• shone
line was intreduce.1 Ly Mr, Milk.uald.
Deputy Minister .1 the Department of
Marine and Fisheries. The question
was thoroughly 'tue•sluvl out. with the
result that a laai..0 was la -std setting
forth that the wish, of the Asstwiatlt.
was that uo 11mit I.,• placed on tug
fishing in Gcor,ian Bay mud. lake
Uurou off Grey and Bruce. counties._
A motion trta- also grassed at the
nueting eX1Wessiag the ..pinion that no
three-Mu.4i mesh loots be allowed in Jess
than six h' fathoms .1 water in the dis-
trict after the year• Ertl. 'rhe Mi aduu
arose oto of the large outttla•r of small
trout which an Im•iug killed in toll
shallow water.
Twu conimttnitatimis--we're r•t,M'wl
from tie Great Lakes fishing enIiveHn-
tiou at Laiesiug. \licit. The first cony
MU1. •IIti..n was to ask for the opinion
.of tie .AsasefaMuu Fes r'teren,e to In•
troduclion'nf^a very minute repast or
the dant eotch t.. be wilt in monthly
to the deportment at Chicago. The
Ass4wIatiun strongly exprew•.1 their
opinion as anfacorable. The ser•ond
,m►mmunw•aton was In regard to having
a classed .fea44111. .\twp,g thaw vtbu
objet*1',l tl MIMI a step was A. 3. Lowe.
Killarney. who ts.ilit..I out that the
hub -belles were pr,slu..iug large quail -
titles of spawn. making this utotem.- {
eey. It was de. idea that the twitter!
be left a1' it is.
In the evening the fishermen were
entertained to a IreopN•I I.y the Owen
Sound city eoum•il and the hoard of
Trade. The next hireling 1s. to be held'
to W'iaruu during the earl)' part of
December. 1920.
The officers ele,'ed for the ....ming
cissas were: Preslden*. 1'..1. ij wart•
man. Witilbatishear: vl.wpn'sideu1.
John NlcAnlPT. sWiartin; second rive -
president, Geo. \tetlraw: ver•ret Ory
1:16ItTY•411t-'i' YF:.11t N. r. 51
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
COLBORNE
The township council u( /'ulburlte
1111'1 lk,end.er 11th at Carle►w.' All
members present. Minutes adopted as
read.
1111 motion of e tilllent Them anti
W'ils.n the payment vouchers were f.
nreited and signed by Reeve *1*41
1 rot starer.
The judge's decision iti the matter i
of the appeal of Mr. Msl.arly 0 W Mr.
Allis was Mid. the former being en-
St. Patriek's Ward
-a:L..ta► memis'rsliitpr*--Mr. F. E. Hite
hart. Mr. R. J. Acheson. Mr. it. (:. 'h'w•'
erhy. Mr J. .A. Campbell, Mr. .lanes treasurer. Wm. I:reee: executive.
McManus. Mr. 1.. L. Knox. Mr. 3. 1t. Brook McAuley. Southampton: Stan -
Reynold+. Mr. 11. J. A. Mat -Ewan. Mr. Boyd. (hentlet: Emerson Darragh.
Wm. Ttallie. Mrs. P. Moe}:w'nn, Mr. it. Owen Sonp*I Thos. Jones. Owen
to Molts. Mr. .1. Dalton. Mr. Morison.
Stolker. Collings.wmnd • A M Pilgrims Nirnfonl: }pili
Nlr+. E. W. Carrie. Nr. limiter. Mr.
I ,..I : C.Meaary.u
tired relieved' of usscsnmeut and
allowed $46'mists: the appeal of Mr.
AIIiu 1141* granted.
tin motion of Councillors Young •
and Goldthorpe the Reeve and (''Nin -
'Illus Thom were instructed to doter -
view the jlwlge ..n roue prints in coat-
nertiofl. with the deciaiou. Mr. liar -
row's bill elan was left till aftersaid
interview.
(►n motion of ('ouut•illor Young.
Mr. Juba Graham's offer re fence was 1
accepted. viz.. that he retuove the „Id
feewe and mote back corner gest at
lend ten feet, gime tutting down the
shrubs along the fence. and be allowed
27'_ vents a rod on new wire.
Ih.g tax was ref I.sI to Mr. Sny
der. Mr. H. Itriudley. Mr. Truticki end
Mr. Jnn. Allha. owing to errors as to
ownership.
The Naturism and allowallees of
councillors. peeve. treasurer and clerk
were paid.
Mr. E. Mitchell w'af paid $76 for
sheep killed and worried by dugs. 11.
Brindley *10 for wool.
• G. .1. IIETi11':ItINI:Tt►N. Clerk
12 E. Dewey.,
*2.00 memberships -Mr. (let.. skew.
ter. Mr. E. R. Wigle. Mr. W. L
Smlth. Mr. C. M. Robertson. Ren'.
rather (71mps'nn, Sheiiff M.-'- -_--
Mr. Gordon Young. Mr. 1►. R. Gray.
Mr. ('. Items.. Mrs. Chits Black. Mrs.
Price. Mrs. iteleher, Mr. .1. Buehan:ui.
Mr. W. ltnehnnan. Ma F. Snowier..
kg Mrs. B. Molts. Miss Etta. Sault.. Rev.
F Clarke.
asetattoctiztearitettoctetammtveteromot
What
ItShall
We
Give?
11un*Nun=--Mr. .Ultonlo til. ite'v..1.
H Mills *5.
r,
Thornbury: C. 11. Chapman. Parry
Sound: .Albert Leslie. Tolleralory ; A.
.1. Lowe, lagged ; Geo.: A. -Smith.
Toper . Difffirn Mcinnis. Mte,t-
▪ •N.th-4'+mpmau.. parry •'11'4-
C. H. Garble. Herold Purvis, Meldrum
Bay : Ivan hums. Gorr Bay.
i4t'NDAI' BAND CONCERTS
Ti. the Editor of The signal.
Sir. --Now that the tnunlelilnl elec•
,W.. David's Ward I ton is near. I think that the much
Lissa► Metlfbershils -Mr. E. G. Smith. sexed gnestlott of Sauday hand tau
Sir. H. l'. Dunlop, Messrs. Baker ,errs might be solved if 41 referendum
{Ainslie. Mr. J. J. MSEweu, Mr. .I. ('. of the voters were taken. This might
Robertson. Mr. Ito' Patterldrn, Mr.
iinklater. Sir. .1. 11. Wheeler. Mrs.
Jock. Mrs. C. .\. Itei.l. Mr. W. H.
11011ertesoa, Mr. V. A. Robertson. M.P.P.
*2.410 meullershilst-Mr. E. C.
Robertson. Mr. F. 11. Martin. Mr: Wm.
}tomtit!. Mr. 3. 11. Mullan. Mr. Hanby
Black.
Gedetrieb Tew...hip
. *5.00 memberships --Mr. Robert
Resell. Mr..1. M. Johnston. Mr. Lorne
Hodges. lir. Irvin Oke.
$21111 mcrnlerrldp.s - Mr. Utas.
Whitely. Mr. Melville smelly. Mr.
Charles Norman, Mrs. Walter Hick.
Mrs. Wm. Edward. Mise* Sheppard &
Clement. Sir. Whitmore. Mrs. George
Johnatan. -Mine Amelia McLean. Mrs.
Groves.
BACK through the centuries Christmas has always been a
time for the giving of presents -bigot little things to delight
and glad.len the hearts of children and their elder%
But where :,re the Christmas presents of other years -the
toys, the useful things/ Broken -worn 0111 -forgotten.
Keep alive the spirit of Your lilt. Let it bring happiness and
contentment from year to year -'add a Royal Bank Savings Book
to your list of Christmas presents.
Christmas PraaaYbM (*.s,. as.p.m .d.d for (i,It floor
Ont
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch - F. Woollcornbe, Manager
ate
SCHOOL REPORTS
awe done by the question I.cIntaske.l MI
the ballot paper. and the next council
should 114' guided by the result.
• No one wishes to be governed by
Ity 14g1slotion even In mniiielpnl
M. S. No. 5. ('t 11.BORNE
The following b the report for S. S.
No. 5, Colborne. The pupils have been
examined In agriculture. gr,mmnr.
literature. spelling. ,,lmpdoitlon And
hygiene:
Jr. IW. --Darts Johnston 4(1 per
rent.. ('rte Freeman 7j. Jack Hunter
1E, Eva Horton 02. mutt After a day's rest than to
Sr. 111. -Evelyn relyn (llrcin R1 per I wool l after t .Inds toll.
cent.. Robert ('oak 61. Harold Freetnx
Freeman
minor
affalra. and this has been .to In the'ense
of the bend concerts. The worker
roes not like to think that his. inter-
ests are 1.elag pushed to one side in
favor of n few storekeepers lir Puri-
tanical bigots. Every resident In title
town pays directly; or indlre•ctly to the
grant that he made to the band and by
so doing should have his *ay in the
matter of when the concerts should be
and a referendum will give hill' JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII{IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIn
gut. At the snrrne time It will
For Christmas
=GIVE
A --
Battery or .
Tires
or for him who rides a
Bicyle . give
Lamp, Tires -
or Tubes, etc.
a
7
r
Barker Bros.
Service Station
Phone 241
Special analyses have been pre-
pared on the Sinclair Consoli-
dated . Oil Corporation
Copies may 11e secured on retitle*
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Bunk Building, Goderich, Ont. 1'1�,.t•. - 1 t0 slid 44;.
Sun Life Assurance Co.
of Canada
nfTers Many attractive forms
of policies: Consult _u*
regarding these.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
O. F. CAREY & SON
Li 'sited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230 4
NI,i ,clic Temple fiuilding
GODERICH -- ONTARIO!
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
tNINtINION, IN('LkL.
Mt'NI('ll'AI. ANI) CORPO-
RATION BONDS
Fire, Accident, Automobile, and
General Insuratwe Agent
(Rhee'. next to hank of l'..nuoeree
l'houe i3 (i.slrnch 1
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
LIPS INSI'RANCF. (Sun Life Ca).
ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, AUTO.
ETC., INSURANCE
SSOMe Big Bargains in Houses jowl mow
ianti ear) terms for payrne'rit. .butt a
few of the many :
Modern o.luiple.l hem�...i,�•e t,. the
Square. Must 1w' Poli. Prat. $111110
Eight-r,s'loedl I,envee, large lot. good
dry' teller. F91w :ovation. Nearly eel -
tire house heate'l by kitchen store
I l'ak'e $1200.
Cottage. *1000.
(food dwelling house, 21ots. $1_4Mt.
A number of tine brick houRP, full
modern e%111iiped. Bargain prices.
A few houses to Ment.,
eichnnge for town ora- «
very close to Go.detk
J. W. Craigie
Rall E and
I J
Estate insurance
Bonne - for
party•
51'► serer.
irhw $0100. �ovdi, be
100 acres. well introvert,
her. .1'rice of entire pro
than price of Huber and Imps•
metnts. at low valuation. E ter
' Many other fart/. *Ask a .lit II•
For all towtoslnrs vs. or write
J.W. ARMSTRONG
Brat Estate Agent
Box $I Square tinder -kb
He' d,ellant 4'x34.I 10 clear the t. ratlie
jam h) bt..Wttlg his lura. It's hue wap
of sneering.- Toledo Blade.
Standard Royalties
A Wonderful Success
..__,.a! First issue all sold, with a surplus of $120,000 for re-
--divesting ill clew Royalties.•
1n addition to this, we have built up $41,(1(►tl on 'coin -
mon stock, to he paid April 1st, 192•t.
�1'e are now on our second issue. Get some of this. Call
write or 'plume me for information.
Phone 292
W. J. POWELL
P. O. Box 438
el i IS
t . r
relieve those asptrpng for municipal
Melee from the ,tuplte*ty which they tool= sf(P#y ('K d "sill eE)rdl
often lame 1n i,ractlw when canons I
sing. tilling line voter one thing and
another something else. and whet. I=
they get do the council voting in the
opposite direction to .''what their snp>mma
-
...lets Intend',olvedilconcert
another ones_
way.
tion might 104
by looking the whole matter to. -the l C
hands of the bandmaster to out 4111 1-••
the converts atoll It hest sults him uud
those eompwln_ the hand. Who are =
Mostly vi'orklntmlen, anti It only Awn's I E
feasible that they would render better 1
Z
:15.
Jr. 111.-Je,k Cook 74 per tent..
Andrew Freeman 7o. (ince Hunter
: .d. Billie Freeman :12.
.1r. IL Pearl Hunter 147 per cent: -
Sr. I. Clifford Horton int lair tent..
Beryl Freemen 60. Frank Took 33.
B. GRANT. Teacher.
S. S. NO. :(. ASI*FIE1.1)
The following 1' the sk'Ilis,I report
fur• S. S. 3. Ashfield. for the month of
November. Honors, 75 per 'tent.:
hiss, no per tent.
Form V.-- A111141 Nin,Gr•gor 77 per
bent.. 111111c011 Simpwn 73.
Sr. IW. ('4511114 howler 76 per cent..
tieorge Mo,f:regor 72. Grave Mee.
Gregor ICI. Joe Iht.•ket1 61 Donald
MacKay ill. .I.d' M,.•lutyre :.d, ih 4141
NlneKe'tlrle rot.
Sr. 111.- -Ethel MnoKenri4 76 per Politer Iv worth repotting :
,ant.. Donald Nlne(:regor 04 Margaret 't'Ile•n wOpaoh•.•n heard the new.
Hittite?) its.
'
That the Sunday toneerts held in
the lost hove been p4lpnlar has leen I••-•
proved by the 'tree att'ndnoes and j=
these wo11dhe.• been larger if we had
snore and *1144, Pleating nteotn 1110111- ...-
flan. Few ern stand ant a two -hoar •,=-•
concert. no matter how tex.,'lh'nt. I =
Gedleriel, is not a'tting lip a precedent
by halving Snn1My bowl c,.t.erts.:
The... are heels ,hrnughottt the world
g lning pleti*nr,• 'o entintle,s t1 sand,
and ns ('hurts- the Second remnrkwl
to Bishop ltnrr"tt. "Surely (i.dl will
not .bmn'I nun for all time for taking
n little 111111.110{'
- Yl"M trly.
IIF:NII\ Q'. L.1S1111 WSW. =
(io ..rich, Pee. 17. 192s.
•
What Napoleon Said
The fnllow'ing `rnni The *ma ma Ile
ff-
01'11 a • I the defeat and 'wainlctilm of his t1e. 1
1L-- Mnnrtoe Howler 79 per tent..', by Nelson lit ab• ninth. of Trnf,hg:,,
Hobert Slmlydm 73: Bill'' 4'tilllnwn 76.1 he he said to have exetaiwml : "W'ell
1 can't' be everywhere:" The 14ldtof
fs in exa.4ly it similar ise0i.m. 11c
often hcnrs eollitdehil* 011.1 ndcer'e
1"111 1111.11l. Ie,0ll.1' he hll!t not Hotbed
the nheaeme from or presence to ton a
of seine cif 17.14 or tlstt.r. or bean-.
prime item of WW1 has missed his oh C
aerrntlon. Leet (*1e coni .Iii4nnit re =
the remark of the gr.il, =
Napwdtdm and reflect that 0 gr*nter
only pmrnr.n all .than Napoleon If not hem. We earn
..e n. Gimlet IIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuBHIIWdI
en -operation of citinsn.:'ho are will muuulotaululululuuutouunuunulunnunnmuunnminunnn{ullmml
Sr. 1.--G,N0I. Hilly Drennan, Gor-
don MAeategor.
sirs 1.--Yxewlh'141. 1dnusld Simpson.
BcNtie•
d.hy r:reser. Fair, Harold
J nlin'f on.
4'rirner--*a,,elkort. Archie Mac-
Intyr4'• G.drd, Jack lrrennnn.
AXl/1t11V.' M. TIIe1N1I')tt►X.
Tea. het.
' Great itrltaln has barred .togs nail
cats from foreign enantrtes, a law
that should tit atNole.l "1.'1011,to
the tote* •t war. -Chicago I'ost. , log to send In the Item .
a &ri?r044 ete(•te'f
ecreation
1
ub
SANITARY HEALTHFUL
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
r�M
'Everyone Likes Bowling
ta!
Bowling has a universal appeal for all ages,
for both ladies and gentlemen
Everyone likes its action, its excitement, the contagious air of friendly jostling which
is part of the game. And, hest of all,
Bowling Is the Most Beneficial Exercise;
It Keeps You Fit
A few snappy games several tithes a week brat -esti person up physically and mentally
Arrange your. own Bowling Party now for a ses"4on of sheer enjoyment
M'1tF':I. IN- IRI(' I le n\s
\I.LEY< liEsElIVEI L'I'ON
oyal ow ing Alleys
W ES -i' S1 REET GODERICI I
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