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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929
GE'S CHURCH CHURCH NOTES
ENING MARKED
'floe regular meeting el she W %I :... 1
.tusiligry of Knox chur, 1, will be 1
BY MUCH INTEREST held in the lecture room on Tuesday,
December 17th, at 3.30 p.m.
llav. W. T. Bunt's sermou subjects
..1 1. next Sunday, at Goderich Baptist
Congregations on Sunday church, Will be: 11 a.m., "The Import-
st Special Service once or Mimic in Worshlp;" 7 p.m.,
an Monday Night "King Darius' Lamentable Cry."
The service, at Victoria street
United church next Sunday will be
h , Rev. G Butt
re-opeuing service. in St.
• church on Sanday loot were
,with great interest. The re -
the work uf redecoration and
beggereuseut .which had been in
for some weeks was viewed
peatilleatien and pride, for it is
Universal opinion that the hand of
artist ia to he seen and
lieortee, always a beau -
'Otte church from an exterior view,
has now an interior that la equally
beautiful. The paintinp on the
esch‘repeeseatIng some Biblical scene,
a.r• woree of art and the whole eff-et
of the decoration Is very pleasing
Large congregations attended the
services on Sunday. The preacher
was the Veu. Archdeacon Doberty,
111.. A, 1. Th., 'secretary -treasurer of
die Dimese of Huron, repreeentiug
JUrehbishop Williams, who was un-
til* to be present on acconnt of tit-
bsaith.
'The Archdeacon's evening remarks
rare words of praise for the beauty
al the cloirch and for the euergy and
falpfui uork of tbe rector, whom be
dleeribed am one of the most hard-
ireeking clergymen of the "Home
as text was from St. Faul's epistle
40' the Phillippiens 3: 2111—"For our
agdernship is In Heaven; from whence
aft we lesek for the Saviour." The
preacher emphasized the need every
Illaiaber of the.' church has for .1,e
GUM 'telpher.. Ile who tries to save
Ws swot alone sill hoe ••The two
mod wonderful addresses the world
OW heard were the Sermon on Inc
and St. Paul's -Address to the
men of Athen., both teaching kindly
telladateratiun nud affection for oce
Gauthier us the hatis of -good citizen
laitle choir sang appropriate 1Qtrut,..
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The News of the Town
conducted by t e • • •
Sermon subjects: morning, "The Main
Issue," evening, "The Lost Son—the
Elder Brother."
Services at Knox church next Sun-
day will be conducted by the Minister.
Sermon subjects: 11 a.m., "'What of
the Flock?" 7 p.m., "The Past and
the Future." Sabbath school and
Bible claws at a o'clock.
Tbe regular meeting of the Arthur
Circle of Knox church will be held
Monday evening, December 16th, at 8
o'clock, in the lecture room. Mrs'. Will
MacEwan will have charge of the
meeting, and papers will he given by
Miss Belle MacVicar and Mrs. Under-
arms.
Servicee at North street l*nited
church next Sunday: 10 cm., Men's
Club--toptc, "What action should the
Church take in making and in enforc-
ing the laws of the laud?"—Mieeion
Band and clans tot Cbriettan fellow-
ship. 11 a.m., public worship; sermon
subject, •'711,0 shalt call His name
Jesus" — pre -Christmas message
Church school at 3 pin to, ening ser-
Ike
st 7 pm.
no cow. -is are wader N% 411 11en
Lindsay's 1 ,w1Ing roleye. A rfoose Itt
I offered a a prize 14.. three highest eon-
aemitive gam,- recorded up to Decem,
' ber 24(1.. Ill 11 p.m A duck will be
1, gl-yen to the perso. registering the
nearest ore to 161 .up to December
; 2:011 Bowl eff, if any, on above dates.
' Alt lines are lo cents.
i she anthem, -Lift Up your Heads',
Qte thiti.-... -, ...-1.."''''-';
iiimsderet •
.... .. iraisa A relsleacon I toherty c.d. • as
t,,. of hie evening sermiel 1lev-
on :1-: 2:: -Ale that 111 ith au ear.
his • hear ' on St i it ith
the churches.- This text, said
witeaker fn opening his discourse.
.1.10 tio,l's mew:4g,- to the
churebes 4.1 Asie. Go is 4111•11.
terested isi the eherehe. 1.1 1., -
The great ta.k of preaching the
nas the outetanding work of
Lord." IlaVe the toP11ple IP( 1.11111Y '
are in that werk? asked Ow
1.1.r. If we can't Preach; We oats
y level' the GespeL The Arai- '
n referred to fleet re-ent. eonfer-
between Premier Iteneuty Ms'
Idof England And Presidehe
e'r of United ;state.. Thlr tY ,
ago thew men were not out-
ing men, hut today they held
rtant 1.4..ts. It was God's plan
these men should get together
tnIk peace. It 1.4 peace the people
4 tisdiy. Goal la in 111.4 Hearer'
119111111g 11. 111 the pathway ost
EI The preacher impressed .uts,u
,ougregatIon that they should
at least °tie -tenth 1.1 their lime
lettpard. 11,si's work. There were
=ant avenues' 111 which work
be done for God In thie world.
%Ms was a land of opportunity an
Hie greatest good meu could do w 44
te ,,ti the Gospel 01 our Lord 41 W.
r said the speaker in clos'
Dean Carlisle's Mama
, 011 Ilmiday evening the church
as again filled, when the, Very Iles.
Arthur l'aili4.1e, B.A.. DD. Dean of
Mont re:. ; o. is the 'wen *her. A....IM-
1ng Ilic ,... ,..r. Rev. .1 N. H. Mine In
ID.' ser, ee e ere Rev. 1.4 1* Harrison.
of Clleton, Rev, A. L. 4: clarke, of
1,00,101,. 1101 Hee. Ca0011 /10.1, while
the 1.1...ir of SI. Paul's elle.veh, Clan -
eon. ;.tigoientisi the thole. of gt.
Gem .i. ' • Thr• Oerviee sa... J•reeeded
*I t 11». r "41
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by r recital given 14y the orgauist of
St. GeOrge*. ellUreh. Mr. 41. 11, 14/IVIew,
Dean Carlisle is lin attractive spetsk-
er. Winning atten,...it by hie pleasing!
manner, hie faultless diction anti hi..
lean out -Iodation, he holds it by the
-irte•st appeal of Ws nies..age, His fejt
w.... '•Prepare yr tn1 nay of Me
1 :1).. lie prefreeol
itt-
' C. W. L. Bazaar
The Catboll,c Women 'a League held '
their annual bazaar in the Oddfellows'
Hall last Thursday afternoon and the
event proved a splendid success. The
hall was beautifully decorated for tbe
occasion and the various tables for
the sale of fancy work, candy and
home baking were well patronized. A
splendid supper was served by the
ladies during the afternoon. There
were several drawings for prises. Mrs.
Meraw, of Smith's Fails, wee the bold-
er of the lucky ticket for the bepe
chart. The fancy quirt was won by
Mrs. John Young. Lighthouse street,
and the doll by Mrs. J. Muir, Elgin
avenue.
• 'rliblewhgelillIOssing tlie ple.teure it
. 111:11- 10 1111‘.. 1 part in the
t blankest% in,. wry e01/111.191011
Willi tile re o...10rtg of the •Iiiireb,
e11114$ $t. IteOrtre*. Iddlrell 11101 leen
ilie Irene 4,1 the labors of men) of
his closest friends 1/11e of whom. thei
At Drenoen's Bowling
PERSONAL MENTION
In the contests at Drennan* bowl.
Leg alleys several .more uames have
Mr. A. Barrow—splint the week -end 1 been added to the Ilse of those elig-
with friends at Detroit. ible for the play-offs on the +evening
• • • of December 241h. Thome registering
Mr and Mrs. Frank Jeffrey are vigil- 181 this week were Geo. Baechier,
Percy Johnston and Charles Stowe.
lug their family in Detroit.
{The 100 score was made by H. Reid,
• • •
-Mr. Jos. Finn, of Detroit, A visiting L. Overholt and Harold Antis.
his parents, Mr. and Mre. P. Finn A rink of Goderich bowlers, Messrs.
• • • Elliott Drennan, Percy Johnston, Jack
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norman havellohnston, Jas. Reid and Albert Harris,
returned from their trip to negland. took part in a friendly contest with
• • • Clinton bowlers at the Clinton alleys
Mrs. W. L. Hortou left this week on Monday evening. The local% rink
for Toronto, where she will spend the won two out of three games.
winter months.
• G. L. l'ARSONS - •
President of the Gotlerich Eleestor
and Transit Company, Limited. 1Mr-
WA Mr. Pis rP,011N. connection with this
Compaity, as Seereiarl. Galena Man-
ager, and 110W 11;71(1renfilent. it ha.
developed into a pry, important fire
tor in tire grahvirade.
The(
eminent Croft annennees that winter season lin Gielerich. and t told). 11/11111 N. lig ro...4. 0001 I,.
i arrangen nts tor the eortummity . . n
the covertor for the fay o
iwwork 1..-
1 Christ tree are well advne
aed, 1111,1
VI I be ON 11.1.111.11 PI
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Seam% —Rickard
Mr. and Mrs. Joe ftweateld have; A quiet but pretty wedding was
left for Rustle, Florida, wlsere they soleumized at North street United
will mend the winter. church parsonage on Wedneoday even
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• • • ing, December lith, when Huth V.
Messrs. Ed. and W Lacey. of De- Rickard, eldest daughter of Mn. and
trolt, are visiting their sister, Mists l Mrs. C. M. Rickard, Dorchester, be -
Mary Lacey, Cambridge Street. !came the bride of Garland M. Scar
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• • • ! row, eldera son or Mr. and Mrs. A
Mr. and Mra. Chas. Gravelle have &arrow, Sauk& Ste. Marie, Rev. C. F.
gone to Stratford to spend the winter IClarke officiating.; The bride looked
with their daughter, Mrs. Bart. charming in a gown of brown silk
• 4,4 • velvet trimmed with brown silk crepe.
Mr. J. Eledford's many friends will , with hat and shoe% to match, and
be pleased to learn that he le able to l carrietl a shower bouquet of roses
he up and around again after his re, and maidenhair fern. The bridesmaid.
cent Illness. ! Miss Geri/gide A. Hair*, wore a gown
• • • , of sand aud blue silk crepe, with
Mrs. R. B. P. Davidson and daugh- brown hat and shoes: Mr. Gordon J.
ler, of Cobourg, have been spending Knitting acted Ile best man. The
the week with the former's parente, happy couple will reside In Goderich
Rev. 4/. E. and Mrs. Ford. Mr. Seurrow, who is manager of the
• • • Steel Store in this town, is rets.lving
Capt. Ed. Robinson is home from the the congratulations of blis ,trien.ls.
treason's work on the lAkes and i.' - —
superintending the winter tiperation. Juniors Have Suieesifullianar
of the C. S. L. boats at the harlaw The Junior Auxillery of Si. thsrrge'•.
• • • church held their annual trustier on
Mr. Donald Gray', Manager of the Saturday afternoou last, the perish
S. A. Gray Co. business 44.1114.h was bold hall being beautifully decorated for
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITEll. Putd
OBITUARY'
1(1411E11'P LOGAN '
1, b• dit ago Ft•ett. kidney
rceel‘cd the -.1,1 news of the death of
her untie, 1he late Robert Logan, at I
hie home in Saginaw, Mich. Mr. Lo -I
gen was lu his tAual good health I
until November 14th, when he was
stricken, and on Sunday. November
170, he passed away. The deceased
was born in Goderieh sixty-nine
years ago, his parents being pioneer
residents of Goderich. In his young
manhood he carried on a painting
businees here. A good many years
ago he moved to Saginaw:Mich.,
where be carried on the business of
an interior decorator. Mr. and Mrs.
Logan visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Murat; and other relativee in
town several times during the past
summer. Mr Logan is rurrived by his
wife. formerly Ilia tliarlotte Gil-
christ of Clinton. Interment was made
In Saginaw cemetery on November
19th. Hoderich friends sympa t bite
with the bereaved ones.
a f,„wweeg„ to Mr tI. I le iss as 011. A. 11Ae ell 1 r1 A
, fer, leaves in a few days for Torouto. booths looked very 'attractive. First
iie hes no (1011111ti plan.. for the future there wits the tountry store Or veg-
as yet ' etable Itooth, very effoletively never
• • • W1111 1111ge sulifloAers. Thls sas
Mr. lime-. chief engineer 111 clulftl.` .4 the bey-. Aeries free,
. of the steamer- IV. C. Frans, which is this wa44 the homemade baking Newt
wintering In Goderich harbor., will vb.- pre., ky 11111111gell with white toom.liso
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• 1 • •rt
J. J. PAGE '-
Western l'amodoo Flour Mill,' 4'..10
paify. Mr. l'age a Itoalerl he
oho .4.mm...rued ca.ver
the Meal -afire of the -Itig Still- an
' 1. now at the head of • ,d the gre.if
eolicerns lis
of Toronto. General Moustger of. th
"NOBODY BUT NANCY"
BY WESTMINSTER GUI1.1)
Play Well Pre.euted Before Large
Audialws
"Nobody butNenc;," a three -act
comedy, was presented Thursday one
Friday eveningo in the lecture room of
Knox church by the Westminster
Both wasentationa were large
ly attended. Tbe teat was wen abaci
and all actee their parts admirably.
Miss Elide Winter took the lead as
Nancy, and Joe Taylor aa her uncle
acted his part srplaididly.
Naucy, who was always getting lute
trouble, told her uncle, Adam Kim, she
was married. no that ehe would be -
Come manager of hie hotel, the Ilappy
Hour. Busluess began to fail. but
that was nut to be conspired with the,.
excitement caused wheu Adam King
decided to eh& the home of 8ara1C:
Andrews, where Nancy need. Many
humorous instances arose in the.
struggle for Nancy to medium her
husband to her uncle. She tried be
persuade Ted Porter to act for ber, ADO
be in turn tried to pass It on to
Jimmy McCabe, eomical chap who
waboarding at the Andrews bane
Larry Wilson, another vinitor, decided
to act the pretended hushasel, becauae
he secretly eared for Nancy. lAugh-
ter reigned when all three were pre-
seuted to A•Ism King as Nancy's bur
band and the lueldents that followed
were extremely humorous.
Adam Kling secretly wished that the
Happy Hour hotel would be ruined.
because a rival war about to receive
it legally, and he was also trying ta
obtain from King a valuabte peach pre
serve revile. Unknown to the Andrews
and Kings. Larry Wilson was this uu-
known wan and J hum). SI,Astilie Was
his detective. When Atlatu King heard
Larry to lie Naney's hueband gave 1;
I,. him to keep ,Adatu •King was bolt
rifierloatien he was told that the hotel
was thronged y•itia vi.ilors and that
every road %IV, 110(1141 A itli signs ad-
Itt
trouble And tried to let Ted I 1111114reer to
oortising it. :sane) %sits
help her, hut Teri nea Manywattling
hie hat when Nancy. asked fe•ors. See
Antirew-4, 4.1 Sarah's, wag bar
) lug a hirtisslay part). and had invited
lseIta t•rain ford. or W110t0 Now" was
;$11.110/11.. Larr), Wilson took Ailvatifitge
Of her ie./01111.$ 10 1r arid ,nin her. Ted
porter, ilie ao,cli :Moser non.
7' _ It Toronte, neell S0t111111 and other , Pi: and a green lon. kgrionon 44.
• • •
poind
ts uring thn
e eew st toeeks,
ir elirkien'aft Tree Lintendu to /Tend a good part .11 tio.i cony for this WA. Ettl
Renee. Nes (lime the fancy work
prevent rector, had been Is, curet. a
the parbili• of Ali SnInfs'
Windeor. Ittlerring to the beauty of '
ttie 111.9r. adornment of the ehur.••
expressed the hope that it might pr
vide itripiratIon .drength al .11
would euable ren -tor and people the'
Iettel to dG
o od'. wilt.
A Social Hour
At the conclusion of t e service
those preeent received irdiul in-
vitation to linger in },'r too •ieo
more closely tlw mur I des•ortotioit...
And then to join In , social time lni
the periSh house. were the ladies of
the cotagregation rved refreshinented
Mr. !height,' rows' weleones1 the,
ggests andon
.poke'of the work doe ittl
the ehurch, ing tinstinitsi praise toi
the commit IP Ill Charge and 11:trlie•
Warty by the rector for the energy
and de "Hon. with the work
had n prosecuted. He paid a sell
nierl d trilice to the artist who de -
MOM' and superintended the decora-
thtn and then called lipon Mayor Alas,
t wan. who with the members of the
' town council had been present at the
service.
Mayor MacEwan extegdml commit-.
ulations to the rector at congrega-
tion on the completion o it ry
beautiful work whieh made St.
George'. chorel, more title:14.We than
ever. Ile also loronglit greetings fro'',
the Poolde-4.1. Knox chervil. where
e..rshps
i.
Ivan ri sle ale° Ot101te briefly,
again referriug to his deep interest In
44t. George's church and its regtor,
end congratulating- hem tipon the
hodelsonte adornment nf their eintrch
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The Signal's Christmas Shopping Number
This. Christmas Shopping 'Number of The Signal itt pre-
sented in The hope that it win be of Material' 'assiitanec to
the •Fnercliants of Goderich in reaching their customers and
to the shopping public in solving the annual Christmas pro-
blems of what to buy and where t0. buy it.
We believe that, on the whole, the people of Goderich an:1
the istrict are k)yal to the home town nwichants and that
they make their purchases at home to a very large extent.
This is as it should be, and it is a condition especially desir-
able at this season of the year, when in anticipation of the
-
wants1 of the public the merchants have laid in large stocks
especially selected for the Christmas trade Let its hope
that their faith in the people of the h( me district will rc
Main unshaken as the remit of a splendid Christmas trade
It is a well established truth that it is the progressive
teerehants-Of any community whose announcements are to
be found in the newspapers published in that community; so
readers may peruse the contents of this Christmas Shopping
Number in the confidence that whatever in the town is worth
advertising is advertised here.
Read every page of this sixteen -page paper, and every
one of the annoyncoments it carries Let it be your chart
for the shopping expeditions of the next ten days.
BRIEFS hog Mist: .1ustrey W10311111 IT11111 . for'
US 1
It. cutely Mrs: , I I ii -tee. -Tho tea reom
arri e In Goderielli early on Christ- , • was laid 11111 111t the 1;111111 roost
in Eve with ti good immily Or 1'11ml- The tow 1 p000rhoon.4...taff arehey- sas ery effect i ely dr...rated sift,
s and other mardiC•1 for the boys Ing troulde a1:11 the tolowking 'if the elieery' blossoms and lanterns and
and girl,. Ae n lemsni-light for Santa sdit.r o it h ' ihe little girls 44114) waited ott table
it is proposed to illutninate one of the . . •
free. in the Square for severtil tiny
before les exp. -led turbot. The
Lion.' and Bey Seoul. of Idoderich
ire si..i.ting In the carrying not of
the arrangements 111111 a right good
ts 111 prospect
Mr. Alorninvitar (lobbed
vieeks ago, Mr. S.
10.1.19.1 n little store
part of the town.
I. shich disappeared
his vest porket. Gi-
ll,. 1.111 111111 1101 1111,
en sing,. suet flown asay 1It-s.,f
sere strengthened 'when last 'Eridav
night, sidk• he was going through
the pas ..1124•A tly. 4.1111111.1•1111g II1, •Iolp
111111 111. house, someone jumpos: on
Ills back and rifled hie pocket of
about 117. Being old and feeble. Mr.
3,1umbled:1r was net able to put up
mueh resist:ince. The *natter sits
placed; in the 11111111S of the pollee, and•
en SI ,,, iny Thomas lied Frank 'Jar-
dine who lire in the neighborhood.
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sere brought befere 311aLeorate 111.11
Thomas Jardine Is charged with the
theft of the $20 hill. and his brother
Alth re,-eiving. They were, remanded
ID itt‘l for it week and will eetne
ittc.iurt again next Monday.
• Atwell three
Morning...Mr. %sin
In the southwest
iukscit it $1:44 1,11
over night from
suSpicions that t
INQUIRY INTO
YOUNG CFLILD'S DEATH
r's Jure Finds That •hild
Was Not Properly Nouritihed
The adjourned highest into the dr -
ministati.e. surrounding the oleol/to of
4'14.11 Sproonle, AIXteell-M 4444 111.-0111 AMC
1,1 Mr. and Mrs. John Sproule of
Gotleri,•11. was heitl at the town hall
utt Motelay evening. A. previously
reported in these celionn., the Sproule
child died at Alexandra hospital on '
Sit turday t. fternoon, 4 )(dotter . 211th.
The 1•1141(1 hail been taken to the hos
pital in intr.:unfree of 1104.1,rr. ordere,
Mit onithhog c000ld toefolone to ease
his life.
Or. A. C. Hunter. coroner, proideil
sit Monday night's Inquest and Crown
Attorney D. Holmes. K.C., examined
the witmeses. The only persons exam-
.ned were the parents nf the de-
1.11/1.011- Child, Mr. And Mrs. John
Sproule.
Jury's verillet was 41$ follfkW. :
'We the jurore empanelled to' in-
quire into the denth of Cecil Sproule
1, id from the evidence of the doctor..
flint death Was due to meinniriCon
41111 r1.7kets. Alti gh the child mit-
',mired normal at birth, it never
thrived. This condition may hnve
.seen 4..nlis4s1 toy the unhealthy tsinfil-
Hon ot the mother during pregnancy.
The evidenee shows that ample food
wris provided, hut either through ig-
norance or eareletenese it was not
properly suited for the ehild.
also believe that the ehIld should
' have had more medical attentinn In
its weakened condition. There wenld
Appear to have hese, earelesoinees on
the pert of the parents in thls ease."
The jury was compneeft of Thou.
Murphy (foreman), (1. II. Green, Alf.
Tehbutt, Jos. Barton. Albert King.
lee F. Thomson, Robert Johnston
and John A. Robert/um.
The Ale -I,. LIt 1. proprietor. ot 11.4to•S
1111te rt•nted the West .treet
skatiog rink for the season 1929.344.
• • •
The ladies' Aid of Knox elitfrell
wit, bold their outrun' bazaar in the
lecture room uf tire elitir,11 on Satur-
day. Deeemher 14.
• • ,•
The regilla r 'met ng 01 A limey's
l'hapter, 1.41.14.1; , held 1,11
Monday afternoon. lassonlier Illth. :it
o'Aock. A full 'attendants. 1.
requested.
• • •
11,P IOC no- 1114. Stitoloi .4 11-41
Sertahiment find .o 1.41 trodot San?.,
Claus at the Itnidist on Thurs-
day, December 19tb. et 8 p. m Ad-
mission 15 cent's.
• • •
, Mr. Jackie McDongall won the- roost-
-
ter offered for the eo
higli-t 'wore for -
three consecutive games registered at
Ben Limisayli hoisting alleys la 4
-week. Mr. McDouguit's score was 745.
• • • •
Mrs. It. Standish, I.:ast street, had
an unto - mom. accident some day.
ago, falling tool breaking her:hip-
bone. She is impgressing 11$ web as
could be C\ Intel, but will be laid up
tor several emks.
• • •
The Eureka Bible Class of Victoria'
s;reet United ehurch will hold their
',Dual bazaar in the store formerly
foiled ilydro. corner irf Colborne
-.reet and the Square, on Saturday,
December 14th.
• • •
Scoot Field Secretary E. Jonee.
Toronto I. III town today and 1s ar-
ranging to meet tie 'Meal troop of WI).
at their regular- meeting at
Nla,•Kay Oils (Thursday, even*
ing. Inspector liinea one present ai
the great :Scout Jamboree at Birken-
bend. Englend, In 41 .111111111.r. 111111 11111$
1..11 the Issrft .omeliting of that big
event.
t.
111,s• Peggy Person- end 3,11ss kat
Ctirzon poured the ten. Mitch
,•redit I. due Mrs. F. Naftel.president
luniors, for th:s rotecessfirt
-
Ceneletion thrashed
:Imigtooent In 11 ea ,1• 01
I, • ift•erest. E. 11. Smith and Abel.-
ey. itreati lAd., was given by Mr.
Justis' Kelly at litorposte Ilan sac
tardily, as follows;
"flefendont was emovi .1.41 toy Ile
Maglistrate of the town of
Goderich for having offt•rts1 for ...ale
oroad, contrary to a .by II1W . 111
previde for the then -ilex. resod:Wm:
And goy...riling of traielent traders mid
111 her.: and penalty Wits Intro...41 rif
$10 atel co -t- . . . Frem lbe.nt tter
sal II s.fssesii- th.it defendant
sends It, oosiu...1,. front 141r:1110,1 s.,
tlooleriels sios.1 is• :411es Isresol and los,
no place in thoptiett, ex-
cept. It. wat(111111. Front a 1.1111.1iller11-
Ulm ot the material and the longitage
of the statute I have ou hesitation in
finding that defendant wit?" net st
that time a transieut trader, and so
the bydaw relied ie.on .1.es 11111 111.
1117 to It. II may he that it is it host
er pedlar, but with that I ha‘e
nothing to do, 111111 110 not deal, ,ii
tit'. Motion . . The conviction
atiould mid will be ousisited. Coats 1,,
follow, the event. Proteetion to ill,
magistrate 11 neve- .1y."
tioderleh's Winter Fleet
StivIgatloit closed fit this port the
tins..t week HMI the winter fleet con-
sists tot eleven steamers. all of wide,'
ore owned by Canadian steamship
companies. The set ..re voila and
stormy weather Itt.t seek slowed 1111
AlIVItt11111.11 10 a great extent and the
tormation of ice, especially fit the
stood,. added to the difficulties. of
lite vessels bound down tho• lakes. The
host reasel to 'steam into Gotterieli
harbor was the Canaille% which at -
rived last Thurstley night with a car-
go of 245,1104I lowliels of wheat for
lhe lOs:cri.do ele• oitor.
The steatners tied np here for rhe
' winter nod the names of the captains
Are as 101111WA: A.herfoft, Capt. 11.•
Kay, Owen Sound; liagnrty, Cato.;
Jan. Res -h, CollIngwood; Valcarlier.
Capt. 0. M. Wing, Parry Sound; lien -
.44,) ie, Capt. 11 on. l'av tor. Court rig .t :
11sirtdon: Capt. E L. Shannon; W. C.
Franz, Capt. Ales. MeIntyre, Coiling-
wo,s1; Home Swill, Capt. Jeoe. Arno..
strong. Plank ate. Marie; floderich,
Capt. R. Payette, tif Catharines; Prce-
,set, Capt. Wm. Montgomery, Coiling-
!
; Caondoc, Capt. M. Living'
stows, Col I I ngwoott ; (bedew, Capt.
Ow. Hultgres.
•4111,4" ,pro
ACTION FOR WAGES
AT COUNTY COURT
TAU WEEK'S SIGNAI,
.11, is. hardly nests -lay to call aolen•
lion to the .tront page. of this bete...a
The.Signal; it 'speaks tor itself. 1%i.
liewever, to point mot
doot 011111141 viitirel). ciders mei
all in this taater—quite a differ% ill
fr..1.11 11 t01.:1.41 Set11011 '
11r1111441 111 .0111O I•0 and
itt n hit local 1111‘er14.i.1111.11t.. We 1.4.•
Ilere 11 II, Ille 1110.1 1,re0.1111011. eldor
'Joh- 1.$ey 1.....114.1 ri •11, and,
eoh.idering the fact that only the
erdimiry nes•print is wed fie itfolio
detain, it is a distittet eredit 1,. Ho.
mechani,•al..taff ef The Signal..
Reader. will. mid in mts nitint.t.i.
speei.if feat tin.., ificludieg1.
readable /dory Itt the initurtaltic. I' IP
Wodelion.,,, Of ce,e••illy some of the
regoilsor lc:cur., tore .ittriort fr,•M
'tlwir usual ',Lice.; but for this 'Seek
ut 1.'911.14111e iolverthements, an• the
re.illy important thin:.
-A pleneant evening wits strnt last
Thoor.day In the 11111r1+It h,t,Ii ..f St.
George's chiirch W111.11 the Member, of
the lien's Club had a spout „tenni,:
for tht•ir frientls,.a "roost toluitser
I • •' f II •
Millen' prize wee won by ‚41- '4.
Itiriser and the g;)itlettion 1,4„
After the -ervink 01 1,11011
dattehig Was etijo3ed. the con%,•qor
for the evening leing Mn; A Shore
Ths pro4.4.4.4.14 fr...14 Vrenln,
1 10 1' hum-. ."Mrsit
Goderkh nidewalk Case Adjinortied
' to Next Wedneeday
Cototit.o l'oitro opened Tio....dsiv II1
term lllll before Judge E. N. 1.4•44,4s. 41f
f1411r elVil 1.11.1,1 /111 f !IP /1..•Iiet. MO .
. OM' wns tried, /11111 1111. 1.111111 1111.11/11111
Ad 01 W1•11111.41i/ly, Deeenther Nth. at
111.30 am., to take oiu tho• action Wittio.
, v. Itoderiono.
, 1.:91111.11$9.' Ill'am heard in flaw.,
i V. thew/son et al. "The' plaintiff, .1, '
i I.'' , Dawson of Detroita former 1'
'
1
1 hash Rails ay man. early in 112
-.'
. visited his aged uncle and aims,
' Archibald 1111wAmi find Margaret' l000.
/ .1111 throttler and S Her t. ..io 111,11/
farm In l'sleirne township. Ile agreed
ID Ailly on olth them, awl III IIII` II.'
Um' claimed for ' wages at 14:244 so
week (Ills cornier wages of $.310 en the
railway lee( allovranee for boort find
lodging I. ileferolatits elfilMosl there
1•11e4 no agreement 111 1111Y_,_finy slt• 1r
1 wages 111111 {1.1 the 1/1H11111 TT WA., 1,
1 otter health nil be 'dill WA. 110.:
1:ehTIo
rel.l.'
jury . awarded plaintiff $1 a
Week for fifty Week.. $31.10. Ie.. 11
. .1110 of Als0.7,0 Ile had aireudy re -
1 (••11141 frum defendants.
L. K. Fistivey appeared for plaintiff
p 9011 J O. Statshury (Exeter) for de-
fendoantz;
jhn
v. Shields et al', fin 1011011
for damages for breach at contract,
was adjourned.
Sunlit le $ 191191ther.. 'an Action
for the return of certain money ad -
swami for An opt ion on property,
letanda pending settlement.
The criminal Nisi tifsss alt. trans'
fermi to the next eourt.
1 Intermits
ted the party when he told of lerry's
•
real identity. Adam
When be as tel.1, ies :el-, hAil .
the peAell ereitk. 10 1111111
Larry iltd het dispute Te411,4 remora:
oia 11 -1 er hag eee,.
:Id lice ;:le hotel
Itc v. • . • / • 1,4•11.,• if he
eould • 1,1 \ I • \ 1111 Kling wall
rend.% to. gi with all het
troubles and tett she Was 4101
So iw 00 eitet) ;4.11 ll000 r.
many emnicati lat.sa*c. sbe told Larry
eh,' hail secretly loved, him to.,
with a happy coisciasion the play •01
several Unforeseen loaPpening.. 4-144144
leanny, thi• hired girt, gr1'111'
ly to the merriment eith her npolsh
attitlitic% f0..11.1111M$. eh./ WOO sloop.
telling...1 his Encyclopedia .1irklins
the 1111$911 Ohl 11$11id ninl•gossiss
was falsity., there when hen'. wiie te
Itsel And her CIO er 11,-11111: the
earl %%as hearthe 111111111W1k.t.
11111,. ,.n.r Naiel
King. Elsie %%inter; Sarah .ttiotrewa,
Who 14.0,4,1 alder \, 1,), 11.1 11
ion; stn. Sarah's
Margaret Shepherd; Adeline l'erkinik
the toWit old mild. Geier' Itrezinan;
Liti•lift Crawford, the sweetest thing
in Sweet Springs, Follth Ltenby ; Fan-
ny, the hired .tri, Mary McKay ;
wtison, 110 miespeeted visitor in Sweet
Spring., Mike Met' 44444 len; Ted l'orter,
the, much, abused twin. 11111 141.911;
'Jimmy %Cabe, from the letek alter&
Fred Egener 1 . Adam King, Neut.'',
peppery uncle, Joe. Taylor.
The first- evening It 1/11Vt Wa. enng
!.y 1Ic. it.th•or and Mr .tie•
l•alrit and piano ..,•1444,1”;14 it, err.
%tr. .4 ris•dol NI. ,'..sitio•11
ing plAno were
gi‘en I., 11..4 .,o1 Mr NI,•
4/11111.1. Pet IQ Mn. ird and
1111., kis \. :104
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Re -opened on Sunday last after extensive improvement and decorates