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Real Estate aad lasarsace
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931
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EIGHTY-FOURTH YEAR. NO. 37
Geo. Williams
Dealer in
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL.
MtNICIPAL AND 0011160-
RATININ RONDA
Flee. AssabarAatsassalls. sad
General Iiinsasse Agent
Office, next to Bank of Commerce
Phone 53 Goderich
Enohlift hisinsce
A reel heransmon sod Protection
Auto Insurance
for lowest roles.
Have your car properly imatmed to
comply wkk the Safety Romeo -
ability Law.
THOS. WILSON
R. R. GODERICH. ONTARIO
Teleptsecto ILIA C,suAirw
Negrazgiwtinseisoimaie putt
Furnace aerated, Repaired
and Pipes Replaced
bore the snow fties and
he !UPM'
001UX SUTHERLAND
-The death' warred on ---k-Fardsy,
September 12, in Alexandra hospltal. of
George Sutherland at the age of eighty-
two yeare. Mr. Sutherland was born
at Doruath, Scotland. and was a stone-
mason by trade. He came to Canada
forty-five yearn ago and settled at
Gravenhurst, residing there until six
months ago, when he came to Goderich
to make his home with his friends
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Matheson, East
street. He had no relatives in Canada.
The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon from Wheeler's undertaking
parlors to Maitland cemetery. Rev.
George T. Witte, pastor of North
street United church, conducted the
services The pallbearers were L. O.
Flick, George Wileon. John McClure,
John Porter, Jamee Porter and Austin
Matheson.
IVIissioehools
WILLIAM BRIN1/LEY
The tragic death of William Wind -
ley. aged twenty-three, occurred .on
Friday. September 11. at Tonawanda.
'N.Y. Mr. BrIadley was employed as
foreman of a Buffalo construction
company and was working In 'Iona -
wands when a steamttcsvel croehed
him against the wall of the building.
The deceased was the eldest WM of
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper K. Brindley of
this town and received hie education
at the Goclerieh school... He is slur-
vived by his wife, formerly Miss %era
Copp. and one email dingtiter. Eugen-
ia his parents. Mr. and Mrs.. J. R.
Brindley: three brother*, Ineeph. Gor-
don and Albert : aid -five slider., Roby.
Olire. Fsina. Margaret and Mildred.
The funeral. held nn Sunday afternoon
from the home of hie father. on Tor-
-onto. -Meet, was la-rgely niteaded,
-.1E.:.C.salis-siaster of Victoria
- fall, another preclude. auother 1,4137-..L110E --,-.1111.TIMENT or
rat charaetti Wire eft.• They have pre- • nson1-----1-----cibtuTATIQukuwoss
poised many number and letter cards
d ittoriee on sheets large enough to be .
. • • for the beginners and have printed easy 4''
(admit we, Imes
used before a whole eines. This is be -
cootie many of the children are too - Mr. E. Douglas Brown, trnssurse 01
Monteesori methods are used to leech .rormer Organist of St. George's the local Chautauqua committee, last
week handed The slaw- the folloii-
poor to buy reader... Some of the ...,
the comparative lengths and heights of Church, Goderich, Compliment- 1
. lug statement of receipts and expendi-
sticks and blocks and how to do lacing, 1 tures covering the operation of this
ed on Their Work
year's Chautauqua. There was a tote}
of 6its season tickets sold -394 adults',
102 students' and 122 I:hildren'e.
in rine a
-Nils at Toronto r- Om". Trananree (1.70rallisa
Kiss Maude Howell Tells of the
Schools for Little Brown and
Black Children
- taken buttons. cloture, and hooks and
. eyes. It was trementiouely intereeting '
Watching so many little brow is folks The following article. taken Ivan
intent on learning something (but The Owen Sound Sun -Times, will be
really far more interested in watching
read with interest by many Signal
the visitors). I hope the snap 1 had
reader.. Mr. NVilkin.ou i. a former
taken wiwn among them turns out
Ana orgauist a $c. George's church, Geld -
Beginners at Sehool - erich: .
At curepe there are 0Ver VP/ 011 the Entering into the charmed cirri, of
roll and today there were 26ts present. itinaliets, ownrinamit-intr-eotyrspir*
'
Archibald Institute,
St. Augustine,
Sept. 1, 1931
The Editor of The Signal,
Goderich, Ontario.
Dear Sir, -Having heard that sev-
eral have expressed a deeire to hear
Rereipts
Balance. frossi 1930 $ 164.30
Batik interest - 4,10
Seasou tickets 1,063.00
W per cent. stogie adinissiona,
less tax
*Moro at Hilt
more about Trinidad, 1 *hall make an non -Chautauqua
attempt to write a little about It. 1 This is Just the second day of school seuted at the Musk Day at la
ad -
when Iwo boy vocal popuss - ot _AIL. Ti-ttlugbiiiiieiti:i.e acZunt -
have enjoyed reading the town paper and the attendance will improve. (silly Ian National Exhibition on Saturilay,
a very few of the children going to
this sehool ever went to any before Charles Wilkinson mud members of IlL Total
this one Wag opened by the Canadian George's church choir competed hi tbef, --,s' '
Expenditures
Light 'isapeteluit
Finlay, took part Saturday morn Light . t .
Mr, Wilkinson aceonspauying them on sW1...Itiukmffewigel..bva_neitneursmoti.ndeommis. :1.514 about tut bathing_ sid that attracts the piano. The even-Firousedaa great serene .,t-L.,.-i.1--er
.1011 .. .4. I Wife (dismultedly) : What is there
No.11. -1..-ct retttet -*thumb, • 1
0.4411111I/0doil admiretion!
Roy Sweute, isonniissiou 4.43 .
Illurhand: Very little.
Itaptist cher.-h. commiesiou.„ 3.80 1
Knox elitint. commission ..-.-.7- KM I
M. H. k. M. T.. commission .: 1:30
Tuning Idaho3.00
Telegram . -L44
Star. iiiivertising ......, . , .-s„ . ,- 20001
11n
111in111111111 &e _
0.. ...,1.375.00 •
Marriotte dray -- . 15.00 1
Exeise aml poetage .... .2srtt
_ ....__ . i
and third prizes to Hanilton. the
ik 4 a l'utlic tor who le a priest ,
4 were putting forth theliThrUglir red Tort nht-thet wheo:be-ensa-it-box-be
0.
which you have tio generoutily sent.
Last night Miss Ruth Aibell, a girl
who came dose's here a couple OT
11,44.12. 415_
1 1.10
5.00
months ahead nie, went with me for Mission In January. 1931. They belong
a walk around the grounds of the to a neighborhood WW1 was Iwo end
Collette of Tropical Agriculture. Since a half miles from another school and
the moon.wa* not then up and tInthe Lwrente said 'pat it was too da -
are no street lights here. for we are serums on the higherayW-Ir hi childre..
outside Port of Spain city IlmitiO we 1 The .Areihnteek of wheat -Oat -here and
decilled to get up early this morning.s Dr. Atertorr-!'1 could do very little
W'e 'did ISO 115d had the pleasure of] With the mob thit hall never been in
being out before the sun wad In sight , .cliool and knew nothing better than
R feW minute« after 8. Thug We'avoicled; t.. pinch each other and do RP they
taking umbrellas., which are a Deets -I pleased. There were_131 in -the POIA:
MUD IS one eatised any trouble. One little
bole' utichangeil voter culiteets. e
two boys, Billy McDougall mad Warne
Robertson
-FOR -
Diamonds
Unusual values in Diamond
Rings. This is an opportunity
to secure a beautifully designed
finest quality
Ring set with
Diamonds at an exceptional
price.
E. C. Robertson
Diamond Merchant and Jeweller " •
••;
We specialize in remodelling -='!";
old Jewellery and Watch
Repairing.
Phone 136 Goderich
twit at interest and the auditorium was
'filled to overflowing with listeners.
Atiee from all over the ILkosiluion be.
suljudirature,the etnijdards hong ex-
Rity for most newcomers when tbe are ih-partment this morning and no eeptionally high this year.
We walked clown a road bordered , girl hall a baby about ReVIII1 or eight
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDougall,
411Igh voice claws, and was one of the
flecked with white clouds and the only way abe could -manage to get
1
the finals. 1n awarding the fleet-
keep.the duet from gathering as it doe& i called one handecime ten-year-olcl hoy
Total
.e.iiistejsett...1„,„Ir1.Lst. micital+s--ttfesikatr..4.:e:reo.7;:illank balance nil. Signal advertr71s- 1
spi t 1 7111 tl• ) a ,
Competition was very voateprescl, large
represented and. es uoted I.y the
Billy Melmumill. the twelve-yew...id
with toyal palms. The oky eras months oid on her lap. That was the ming in the boys, 1111(.111114,w voice.
Fgoatisimer web.. eperkied cot *ha cram school. Perhaps her mother wax work -
Everything looked -lean, for the rains In the flelde day.
Ave chosen front twenty entries for
along the roadeicles• at home at this up to the front and told us that lie
prize to i'eteyborough and the second
41** 44-41Ws peal_ _,Tle AliblaClim.hedatet't was ditne_eXteptionsily Hr. Mor-
ffteer-rnt"-- murex which 6.-1-ntoome for the tine. Theme flow
I -eased attended before going to Bt o
atoto the 'flee of tiger lilies. hut gran a . . son 61-44"--
-_
loving of the five thiallets and stafa
w
falo. conducted the servieep. The pall- their petals are not waxy. are fell" in I the late Rec. Morton. pioneer nilesion,
that the task of the adjnclicatore was Anybody east And faith -bet few know
hearers were: Henry Brindlee• K. number. and much wider. Their mar- Rey.) One of the aeliistant teat -here _ery 4.
tiftieult. All five were right up what to de with it.
Brindley. LloYd Rnseel gin Is fluted. The flowers are bell- one of Miss Rlaelffolder'e boys. She _hewp .
Ut excellence. he mid. and
Brimili'4• Eugene r *Rot:. and fecit-liduipm when .t opening. bur in a few.; did a very fine work and le known h-ytw 4
the w Id the Helmet -awards were
a tram_
and mri. r' I.alone oral Mrs. Trestle a -long end stamens and pretty 1 ries-1re.! a generous reeponee t t
Colviongb •
John -Pinder-
Agent for Nnelary Turman
PHONE 127 -
P. 0. Box •181 - Goderich
lay of Buffalo MI1.401441 file funeral. markings on tile inside of the petal... request about kindergarten ntio01404.----tbr•-' +others in the scrimp There were
Company. in the Province. •
deers of the Buffalo Poitatrnetion to make a pretty hedge. lint when • to know that Ns many have ctioitired
Mr. T5ThnIE "I'd Mr. 1-5110tu.` twins of- Some people keep the bushes. elippecl} that you printed. It 14 n real pleasure four judges representing different
growing naturullY they reach it height . about me work ind 1 nin glad to be Warner Finlay:- the etsetb-Fent-s-ht --•
„f *even or ,40,,, 1.4.1. Thousands Of • elle to *ay that, 1 -R111 eery happy ,itt. • eltier,..ou eif Mcs.!Nellsosi Bowman. %he;
linome come out each morning. only it. eonspetisi In the low cuter cies.. of t
.
to close no and .lie soon after stibilown.
Seeetifut Surroundings
Tinosidinm. of the college Ore very
,,,
tine ilia -artt-ter •:- mid- - 1114"1---346*. as
Monumental Works
GODEmCHi ONTARIO
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Uteet Designs
Expert Workrhanrhip
.Mt -Work Guaranteed
WEEK -END SALE
AT -
Wallis Treasure Shop
-- IN -
Indian hand -hooked
Rugs, Pictures,
Pillows and •
Footstools ,
ROOKS -rev rids 3 f.1109
.11uron Tale
SPECIAL
'Torbay or Chicken Dinner
-ettriladay at GO cents.
A Is awl* service at alt hours
.0•••••*•.•••••,•••
ji 41'4ft_
Nast Damp Veining maim an
.
flineerely. boy.' unchanged vole.... wa. given .
ANIAT'DE nowrt.t.. w
splendid -r.eption by tip,. audienee.
Warner was eIdWeinily defterVIIII 01
monsigg44 14 -cams I much l -r. owing to the fact that 18
-At the 9. nor instekettiwtiow _ens arid
-nnunain- anti-iti,--Itaitiol attempt
y,•rose..r et:1,,ailiivy .etniurist.,inutt ,.cltrwievilewaesr-4.:. 1.
pose there are *rime from ttie Island. la Colleghtte-Instliute. olitei 1 II- , e' woes noiet credit:04e in every nee.
sup- , Hons. Miss Mary 1'. Urquhart. of Sunk •
-t....t tenet come feeas the British Isles.Ifiret-clate. honor- and - one second- Th°rO wore I" I"' "'ie. "Ix ttril*"' andt
ieUntliflYaellsileiTstn1171Iyin; ;:raklusl"csh•k"is.).1171113diolarellwalip"in'71"feeke-lrit_an,PLar-rtiatln., &14"luli"Lij
• st am. t.bro. KIM,.
• tropleal industriee. The •souleets nod Miss- Urquhart le the daughter tit- the
116:useaHrel 1 think IttoIrs- Gime.
.aye amid twaittiful air- late Rey. D. W. S. Urquhart a (.0v! Rlidi•°1111. fit the Seq..' solo cempetition
tand Taisrtwo owgh see"tel- •
A very inter...test member of the
.
roundingi-: :T1W-iftS-PTP-PPliSPria-t2n11fliee-1-1111j:W00•1 aim) of lir, t•minhartryi,o, ,,,, ',sirs. Mr. -W. Ndsh. formerly of
eoraienspeise4111114-aainas_trees un the_ slam', in j4droyc. i thl-sailTrinut -now -of Detroit Stich. -
' grounde:-Afliere, would be --"reotis s tory.-- Ness._ rrqukarr __ma, ,...4 - -Mr. Nob. whose singing when a hoe iio-
ranches erg vere long and eitting. One by her daughter will he of interest Or, b" eoprallief. ever slnee. was !wittiest -
•
Gederleh P n- rge'e 'thereto, Owen
Courthouee Square.. Goderich. Their
foire-or Ave of these big trees In.reeeilee on jitt: star to
stitnte staff and the RUeePPOI PlehleTed I "4"11"I' IIR. 1"411 Au guiding
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44 the 'garden* 4"41111-44 vr" InetiT InnttFrItt mew.; „rim will i tarty interested In the 'local eontesi-
wanY varieties of erotonswhieh have ben*- iiflt* nd congratulated diem and -their
'Ifni leaves of many eliapes and colors.
On our way home we peeped come
tbe retsidenee. 6f white people in
Thie reeidetitial
dietrict iirseanj seven 112114W fr0111.-"Pnrt---tin the s. -et her matrienta
member Mary no a smell ohild -at the
t setter Teri" vont..E1V.
time. of their reeidence here. It is -e- • '
unique In that Mrs. Urquhart. former-
J. J. MOSER
CONTRACTOR
Cement Work, BB:win and
jaeliirg up buildings.
•Fresli •Ceiii-ent arid- -Lim
riiwsy-R on hand. Carload jug.
- arrived. We deliver -in.-town-
so.1-courrirr. rtilleit7i13110M'-
aide. Give us n call.
Telephone 303 Hamilton Street.
Goderich, Ontario
4
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1St Gabriel&
•teitt, :Wt t. 1 I COAL COAL COAL
nu FAIR PATIN-4911
ly Mks Ftereme Ethel Kirkwood of
or i� a Brampton. sop the same scholarship Hayfield
see ey 2, cite Coal that we_bandle is limn the Hazelbrook Mines. This
mite -,.-xma,grart-Pt•
at epee where row! Enxicah and She was oleo gold medallist In elaeeice R
russels . „, . Now the time to put in your winter- Coal. _The_ Anthre-
The Armstrong Real Este sitting on her wide veratelah da,of ToroOto. Dungantuln _Oct is -9 -Coal im guaranteed to befree Torn slate and clinkers. This
114 -etch people live. Lady Mete wall on her graduation from the Univereity
To n .
. We panned. She le the wife of an 1_Exeter
and Insurance Agency ex-geverner of Jamaica. Her garelest-Ta
a nines of bloom. Mr. Bernardo. a Decoration Day Gorrie
•
Sept. 22-23
Coal coots twepty-five cents (25e) a ton more- than other Coal,
„.(141 2-t bUt iVC WIT/Piling at the PRille price.
Lucknow .......... n4fl
House* and Lots in Goderidt sad Farms son of the lemon. Bernardo. lives
for Salo nronnd the comer in a very line reel- „ Milverton Rept 24-25
Sept. 29-30 EGG $16.50 per ton less $1.00 per
STOVE
CHESTNIJT ton for cash on deliverf"
Large masaber lilted to dooms' from.. The cotton research *dation Is • lbo Mitchell
' - nee.*0 the MO ream -our ;eon:se, in o nie RioleY /4"Pt' 2*9ft COKEPrices subject to $1.00 off fee est&
n farm owned. by the Gnvernment 414 Mary" 11 2.50 ton
.„Jjee_pr _ye rIte Tee- w )1 ter POCAHONTAS__ $12.50 to
• -
Dei.itisi_a„,,,,s,Halipti (1)et 940 - For Hardware, Plunsbillnena5n0d Hiennartin:a, Wilke. tee satisfaction
• ••-•
. • • • .1Vt• 0-7 SOFT
J. W. Alt BLSTRONG of tither crops w
the tleople who'Inice (barge oif it liVe
steer. lineve ere aonie
R&M ESTATE • tired by Large Concourse
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PHONES. Office 115 H. R. LONG,
District Agent.
Residence 549
_
here tint otkerro apparently put in a _,. ....... AL the Cemetery --.•
frItolotIa existence. Rum lion 0 freely: , _ -
Windittifir till* mitt"' "*".;-44/wr ev/11. tier Sunda', afierno„e wee .1-.-. ore
-have broken up many home'. It Is to . ,
,.,.„,. tion flay et Colborne cemetery. It WAS
be_refaCtfril that many of the who.- a beautiful autumn day. with the ,oln
ih, not set a wor iy example. 1 have afoniaa 1,rightir. and a 104.4 imprea_
A very 0141.4111 liens Welt
Ube nwmbere apt, friends Of the Ag-
artytetrve White elites of- Vietoria street
Unit.s1 elitirch,on Saturday last. when
mon- time thirty pisiple MPS 111 1110/INf
son were got g to be among friemie l'nrk to eisloY the (letting bre/mess
heerd it said t unless a young tier-
s *lye service was carti.sl dint with Itev.
or el/se had etrength of will to reolot aMh'd. .11.1:1:amtititiT.r. ..tvninnilt%tt;r,...)..IlttrisisTilialei'pos iilnirtll ;Insiikaim- y4il:tiogressitti.upTalwofshilernorscsiiiiiimn%wa•laids shpenvet
the niftily teniptatione that are apt -th----oropitlirtzwi the :.rtis he..2iti.noil..antidastpt. iri,•.3011 1,1.ii.t.1.:: iteNniitildt,ie,,,netlse. ahoei
be Wet here. it would be better for cm.. iti (Slams -Roes's.- iniuntl-
-fti
people and emnplimentecl them on their viewing tilt` siatnellios of -a-
-
inneet over Lake Heron the people clie.
pereed to their home.. well tiatiefleil
with the ptenAlint afternoon they had
spent. Regret was tot Pressed that
ROMP 4 the tnembers were 'net able
to.be present on account of Muesli.
him not-teuret- foot le -Triftified.----Tet •• • • - 'BMA preparod.14 the ladies. After
thi. 'eland le perfect *PM of bunny,. '4 ISM We wb
A Vint to Mission Schools •
-At 9.30 Dr. Morton called to take
Mims AstwIl and myeelf to two of the
ortmtleits sehool* in the country. We
travelled south through a rimer ("tate
Of 2,400 acres. The Pitched road 1.
very fine. 'nowt. are deep 41raIns on
each aide to carry away the water its
heavy rains. on the other elite et the
tirain the
tenet. t0 separate them: Sup r -ca ne
Woke Ilk.- Indian corn when
fens w lug, but the lea vele are narrower.
111.- *talk is the.patt that b. used. It
is filled with sweet white fiber from
which the juice ie extracted. .atoet
Trinidediana like Rugarcane and yoq
often Pee them jo.eing it around for i
treat.
At tlarcuti aeltool there were'shirt
300 brown and black faette The school
conalmited of a onesroomed building with
raised port at the front. There were
four ellIPROP In the main pert. 011e on
the ranee] part. and three. outside.
The room WRP no larger titan an ordin-
ary classroom at home. The wooden
sots Were close together and three ..even sterner days are restore ne. We Two ,other local flhkR, Lheries Gri -
ehilclren mit on each. Nome eat umat show on* sincerity and take Alb .and J.,Newcondset and 0. Ginn and
long benches. and were jammed to- 'clock to find nut how mneh Chrletlenity H. J. siert took part4a-tbe 'cop -
tether. Each group of fifty or sixty 1. In onr profession, how much atirrl- test.
had a teacher. The walla outidde were flee In our beta', !Tern are burled There was tournament of Scotch
to help in the find steges of readirrg. wholesome lives true. they doublet. at Wingbem Taber Day PIO
decorated with the letters and picture* beautiful (+erecters wonderful anti
Part of the well painted Meek "served don't a mit, of 'met inomiing Jos
for a him k boa rti The children rose Itrophey W. 1. Totten. T. Plitt -herd
ant et/tinted um en onr arrival. They
melt and then the heaner ahnwed
ise their, etualositent sa acme of the.
and tail
nnouncement
The re -opening of the Goderich
Planing Mill on Cambria Road
We have purchased the mill formerly known as
Buchanan's and will conduct a Retail Lumber
Yard. Mr. George Westbrook. who is well
known in Goderich, will he general manager. A
large stock of Lumber, Doors, Intenor Finish,
Lime, Gyproc and Cement always on hand. Let
us quote you on your requirements.
G. Westbrook, Fred. C. Kalbfleiscb,
Manager -Proprietor
rhon.-304.
I•oofge4o. towy-homage to the 'memory
of the pioneers of the early days:
ifenilwre of Court lletimillee. No. 86.
teisnadian Order of Fore/stem were
present In a hotly. and took part In
-tho service. Mr. -George Ginn read
the namea of upwarde, of -"fifty de-
parted brethren of Cenrt Benmiller
WITH TiIE LAWN HOWLERS
who were Marled in Colborne eemetery. Several loyal rinks took part In a
STC.TEE:iint-e a or
-P140P4FA-Stere 22, 41Losets-112-•
Avow ji !WI* cApiTAL THEATRE
SYSTEM
WEST MIME, • -Phone 17- GODERICH ,
THE LATEST AND SEW ON THE T MEM: S('REEN
Now Playing Ihe Cohens and Kehys in Africir
MONDAY, TUESDAl, WEDNESDAY-
1t's "Life Itself
4 4
the 'Foresters R1111 S.1•11TeP of citizen.
&No Joined in decorating the graves
of departed relatiYee.
The memorial address waft given by
Rev. W. .1. Patton, who ...poke with
„feeling of the wonderful trihnte the
eatherwi the service were
paying to the memory of the departed
ones "Today we art iiirrounded hy
the headetonesi ot the departed." saki
Mr. Patton. "Thle is marred growl&
We Rhombi recall momethIng of the
litter of the brethren who have clone
their part. What le needed is a new
unirt-s beset ot rivotriem to tortiro
rhino. tnr the -gond of brintanliY
see yawing thrnngh stern times end
Day.. The rink composed ,of /1.
Nee, Fred Toole, I. 1.Y. EastMan and J.
R. Wheeler (skip) won the trophy led
the Arat Wino, which *eye -chester-
field talskei. Mn. Whitemide's rink com-
muted of A. Goldthorpe, Robert Bis-
ect, Fred Hunt and A. Whiteside
won the consolation prisms, toilet
seta. Another local rink- @lapped by
T. Glazier also took part in the tour-
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