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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1933-6-22, Page 5.E7 ii•lt",77/'*7- ',..'94T-' "-'7' .„, . : • ,. ) ' r•V•ti,),14..*,.41.7P''':Xil"':0!•$'- „a• ; ,..10:1 ''Oe* '1., vs. Nt -: •-: :',"- :. ,..•• . ,..,,.., ,•i'.', ... , __ ....tste...t... ....s , , . • 4 .A. 0,, For Sunburn--Noxenia Cream and 400 PREP. Regular 50e. SPECIAL 20o (Tax included) Burn Emollient, 35c. Unguentine. Perspiration Deodorants. Ordorono, Perstiek, Dead°, Depilatories. Ex Basin, Odorono, Zip, Delatine, Nest. Campbell's Drug Store GODERICH PHONE 90 Millinery The smart WHITE HAT Mr siumner, is fabrics, straws mod Pausses at $1.25 and up All Spring )Iilliner) to dear. Rebiselding and remodelling estrefully sad rearonably done. GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE HOSE AllIbletaMe tops, hi an the sew sbades few toramer, at 85c°$1.00 -We Invite your patronege- C A. & S. McKinan PHONE 156 SQ1LIARN - - STRE2r1ING YOUR STRAW- - - By Betty Barclay Think of being able to make a quart of there dell-lous red strawberries serve eight people! You can do it with eitrawberry Tapioca Flamingo. The delicate. neutral tapioca makes a perfect culinary background for the fresh berries. Strawberry Tapioca Flamingo 1 quart fresh strawberries, hulled 1 cup sugar 1,4 der qatek-eooklag ta % teaspoon salt 2 2-3 cups boffin{ water 2 cups strawberry juice. drained from berries 1/4 cup cream, whipped Crush etrawberrles slightly, add sugar, and tet stand 30 minutes or Imegr. Add qo1ek-co.1ng tapioca and salt to water, and cook in double holler 15 minutea, or until tapioca Is clear. stirring frequently. Add straw- berry juke to tapktca mixture. Chill. Ail thiliTretrie Prosigrea report 111- Pour one-half of this mixture into par - creases in planting 'potatoes this year. felt themes. Fold cream into remain- -Dominion Fruit Brandi. Ing teploos mixture and fill glasses. (hill. Just before .erring top with eruehed strawberries. Serves elghL THE SIGNAL 111 MEMORY OF THE LATE DR. A. T. INIXERSON A 4 G 0 D411 I C 1"1 KINGSERIDGIE, Jane 2L --Leat Sunday was first communion day this rear.in iits Joseph's church here. It HEAT!' FC)LKS1 KINGSBRIDGE was a very edifying right to see thir- teen little boon and girls perfectly ":• trained and PO preutily dressed innocence and purity to receive their pledge ourselves to -renewed faithful - blessed Lord in holy econmunion for Dees and loyalty to the cause of suf- the fleet time. feting humanity to which be devoted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes and sons " Victor and Raymond, of Detroit, himself. visited for a few days at Mr. Jim Mor- rison's before journeying on to Owen Sound, where they will visit Mrs. Hughes' parent' for a while 'Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, sr., Mrs. Symonds and son %glace. of Chica- goare holidaying' at Mr. .3. 34. Bowl- er*. Mr, No-rman- CfConnor, Mr*. Heb- ert a - .0enie and Misa 134/11.- 43nn" spent 8"dlY last *I child of The Goderich Collegiate Institute board his placed the folkowing reso- lution in it. minutes: "Whereas It Mati pleased Almighty God to remove sciddealy from our midst to higher service our colleague on the Volleglete board, in the persou 1.14-, at. '1'. liner -&n, =to 1.7...; for so alaoy year. an Interested mem- ber and for several years its efficient .thairman, we desire to plats on re- cord in the minutes of our proceed - lugs our deep and heartfelt sympathy for the members of his family who have beeu so suddenly bereaved, our appreciation o* his sterling worth aa 11 MAO and as a eitizeo of our com- munity, his uutirlug, zealous and painstaking efforts in behalf of tbe educatiou and moral interests of our young people, and his great and noble service for humanity In tbe pursu- ance of his high calling as a phywi- clan. We shall miss greatly his con- genial, kludly manner and well -In- formed counsel and advice on every phase of our duties as trustees, free from any personal &elfish interest, all of which contributed much In making our work a pleasure and delight." The Men's Sudsy Club The Men's Sunday Club of North street United church pawed the fol - wing resoletlem: "We desire at aU,the earliest available opportunity, to express our keen sorrow and deep sense of loes at the passing of our leader. Our club was organised during the pastorate of Dr. Dougall, when a Dumber of young men came into connection with the church. It was designed to pro- vide lastruortio.0 and felloe-sthlp along Christian lines. This was some twen- ty -fire year. ago. Dr. Emmerson was the first and only president. He was the 11111111111101111 choke of the club year by year. He took a deep and continuous Interest In its 'tutees, and the fact that it continued in ex- istenee MO long bears testimony to the Intelligeme and strength of his lead- erehip. Many are the men of all ages and types of mind who have come under his influence In this way, and teatimonies are not wanting to the benefit received. fie riveters- wowed - up the discuaeton of tbe subject by a ward of personal advice or testimony which was always practical and help - fol. He has passed on; our lose Is his gain, and we hereby express our marching. soldier, of Christ, In their appreciation of nig character and • , 7 --,2 GODERICH, ONT. - - • '" •4• Lk" .71176C" • 7 • ‘17-.• 4,1A" s, Turuda ZIM d. Poem of Fifty Years Ago ASTIFTELD - A friend at ithemit, ha viug read the millet, on thoe late lion. M C. cameras Witch sari published in The legal! rift June Id, seuda us a campaign mega %hitt we uuderstand was wild..1 leare by Thomas B. noinervule uLIsoitast, toe ot fighting Grine of those days when polttles wore•Idronuoue. It may not • t "N. :140 '4 • et*, 4r *A' to. -16"1-1 • .t • -21• 10 . iThisa of Seat Mika tear cellar sae reeeht,salia- Pound heat mat winter %Sy now you buy on • kw market and get dividends Ip dOUan and hut. When Zutt, Put Mang 14)Airt f°t, 74:41 thM mid hold all the security, too. -t OALL THE „. • - OBITUARY MRS. W. B. WILKINSON After an illness of four weeks Mary Jane Walsh, wife 04 W. B. Wil- kinson, passed away at ber home iu Blyth on Saturday, June 10th. Boso In Halton county seventy-two 79/9111 ago. deceased came wish her primate. -rears, and efttled on betereen,litlyth and Atter h.r VAIN 03 to 191 her hushaart rood is MU- -nine years ago they moved to ria uritlp for a number of yeam Tweu ILIPley, but for the last t ------ 1 Mime to Chi- trallace, arrit4 Id Deleon retamed sa •sameire visit 111 riot. the grew If rs they had resided le '""11 liamtwr irrna. anm" be" Zikinaon was formerly a Meth- odird /11111 situp the unlon was • mem- nk at Port Albert yesterday and were • attended the county councillors' plc- ber of the United Church. She leaves, quite pleased with the pleasant after - besides ber husband, we son. Rev. T. • noon they had. C Wilkinson of Rt. Helens. and one We think there most be something daughter, Moe W. S. McGuire of wrong, something strange. to have our Hut tonnati.p She is Ann -teed al- 414akkilayi, • ogeleytt :or is get raw% a bea ng 011 • klze 1.3416,;VVIzillso itbro,!e broGiffeindnii 1wo_idsterm: sty , Indy- whipping • sums and ore ready 117i..4; -.Z, to face the monk again at some fu - e. beth Be11, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Ed. ture date.. Grainger, of Saskatchewan. I L'011r'e! much to readers of the young- er generation except that tie politi- coltathisht4orf 141.fpitytheytmearsmago nC. ot char; • leader of the West Huron Liberals many eontests, bad again been nom- inaeed for the general election of 1882 tRir the Ottawa House, 'anal 4t. -- verses vented were published under film bead- ing "Our Chieftain lotted." gAy! sae of West Huron, again y uu are challenged; ."' -'44 .; Artiese to your duty, prepare for the fight: °WI °RIEFTAII 14°11:1KL " Ton have a Just caure--that is half of the battle, ,:,, -t ,:r '', •.,..', Asa certain to conquer -if you only do right. par Gomeron, our Chieftain, again has aecepted; i •1,-- , t Ms banner's unfurled, and waves o'er the field. ' lost them bring out their man--dte will be defeated - WIM a Cameron to lead, we never esn yield. • VS_ CHORVS e- AA hall, to our Chief, let us crown him with laurel'11 - lie hu neer known defeat since he entered the field. - Ns cause 3( 3* Just ; the Tories all fear him, And they know that a Cameron never eau yield. . • He 1230 the Tories a scourge and a terror, They fear, hate and curse him, noon, morning sad might; . • And the reason they do It -on their deeds which were *YU He lifted the curtain and let In the light. nen, rally round Cameron; he Is one of the people, W11.. the wrongs of the White or the Indian can feel. Wereen trust,tor warn tried biol. lied Done foomi hien wentinge;-•- And justly weer proud of our Chieftain, Lochiel. Whee they beard of our choice, their courage all vanished; Not one of their men could they coax on to lead. Tbdr causal, a bad one -this makes them all cowards; But Gut no wonder, it runs in the Breed. gegy prayed for Sir John to come and assist them; r, Re came, with a pack of his hounds it his heel, -Ea vela ewe his efforts; Inc Grits never faltered - They ire sound to a man, for their Chiertag-LoWit. They have hunted the riding froth. tucknow to GoderIch. And Cameron! Cameron! alone was their cry. But we all know Sir John, and the record he carries; Tom White In exigency admits be will lie. 'Tooted have done your heart good to have been.lknuagassios • To hear the poor Tories despondingly squeal: Bel for all the black smoke of Ministerial M1101401, a They haat In a pack. they dare not hunt single. •-"----,..lee en4-1•1144., theo--how1 when his - front the game: - ant domild they by chance only happen to pee him, .--'.7- ' Every hound on the track is immediately lame. vb.m.psos did hark and Meredith bluster; 1r, •-ero..; 4 Jr Exigency Thomas, he loudly did 'squeal. --.444.044, ..,•'''llb. Join -showed his hands and vowed they were dean; •,. ,_ NeCia vote could they steal from our Chieftain Loehlei. -----.1iis; Callieron la mond, ,anirigiiiii.--' • To assist Edward Blake he will go back again; ' _ -. . But of all the vile crew, who howled for Sir John, - ' Not a corporal's guard to him will ;email'. Presbyterian Mirth Anniversary. -- The anniversary services -of Ashfield Presto terian church will be held Sun- day, June 25th. at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The preacher will be Rev. Dr. A. J. MacGillivray of Guelph. Dr. Matilleivray, who is a brother of Rev. J. K. McGillivray, minister of Ashfield church. was moderator of ebeGeseeel A.seemble in 1,38. At leg. morning service of this church On June Ilth, nineteen new members were received into the church, fif- teen of them on confession of faith. Mrs. Tena MacKenzie, widow of the tate Kenneth W. MacKeuzie of Ed- monton, Alberta, and formerly of the Holyrood neighborhood, is visiting at the Ashilield manse with her sister, Mn. J. K. MacGillivisy. Members of the Ashfield Presbyter- ian congregation had a "bee" clean - Ins up the minute grouuds and orch- ard -au assistance that was much ap- preciated by the minister. FREE " Inspection of your Hot Air and Hot Water Furnace, all makes. Reoonditioned and Resetting PLUMBING AND TIN- 8MITHING at lowest prima. CARL W. WORSELL Phone 475 Keays Street Their shot all felt short of our Chieftain Lochiel. • • • , 'nen all. through our country from Oceau to Ocean, Cordented and happy every patriot will feel. Grits of West Huron with pride will rejoice, Itt the man of their choice, their Chieftain Lochiel -To hasten that day, let all do their duty; Already with fear does the Boodle Gang quake. , Send in honest men to support honest measures; '4/ And Giese we will get from Cameron and Make. 't TheM hurrah for our Chief, we have sworn to support Alind shoulder to shoulder our strength let them feel; Widi Cillitteron to lead. there la nothltereen &runt - •lat,mt.r chlegain, unronquered„Loehlei. era s, Attention! The annual meeting of the South Huron Liberal Mood- ation, se constituted for Pro- xima/1 purposes, will be held In the TOWN NALL NENSALL as o'clock pat. -ON- Wednesday, June 2,8 include the eiec• tiortieloisfilters, The meeting will be address(41 ----44•1*--ihouttnect speakers: -:.44.".')., full attendance la retLeiteted. theft 11 ht or • it 1,31 „Zfft'VW2If?!*_:"-,5,1!".esteNeet- continues to itve NILE, .lione 21?-1:event viidtms at the home ,vf Mr:, and Mrs. Telford Nixon vrero Mr. and Mrs. Harvey AB- M and two children, of Shepporriton, and Mns Shells McAdam and Messrs. Alex. and Wawa Nlion. or Donny- _benok . Vern.. of Ilea, r •e week at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Rus,c1 IL- Jane Tabh of Cooderlot is eleitine at the home of Mr. John Tabb. ltev. and Mrs. W. G. Shaw were in ',melon on Monthly attending a meeting of tlie Oxford -Group. Mr. Telford Nixon vialted Over the weekend in Toronto with his sister, Mrs. Jack Daniel On Tuesday afternoon the Young Iodine Coild met In the basement of the church. Mrs. 11. Johnston pre - "dried. The Scripture reading was taken loy Miss Evelyn Shaw. Mrs, 14. Wats,n gave a very Interesting and belpful paper on "Mtrele." The roll call was- answered by thirteen membere. The sleeting closed by all repeating the Mispah benedietion. after which lunch was served by the host - fuses, Mrs. Harry Watson and Miss Beth McPhee. , The The produetlon of potatoes in Can- ada In 1932 amounted to 39,419.000 cwt., the smalled yleid recorded since 1916. funeral was held on Monday after- noon, June 12th, to Brandon ceme- - COAL tery, Itelgreve j" Jr B. MUSTARD COMPANY 4. • ' • GODERICH INN Opening up under new management. Good Meals. as= Room*. Ali kinds of Soft Drinks and Tobaccos. CATERING TO TOWN AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. Everybody welcome here. Give ua a trial. Reasonable Rates: -Also one front room to rent for a Barber Shop- PERCY GRANT. Proprietor. HAMILTON STREET - GODERICH SPECIAL ardware Values Electric Hot Plates, 2 -burner Lawn Sesta, well made each $1.29 Steel Mee Reel, will hold 100 feet of Hose on sale $2.25 Garden Shears, 8 -inch blade of fins quality English steel per pair 85c FISHING TAOKLZ-Special assortment with box. rod, reel, line, hooks, etc. ....... complete $7.50 Bolt action, 22 Rifle with 100 roundi of ammu- nition each $495 Ply Swatters 10c and 15c - In both rubber and woven blades Arsenate of Lead, Paris Green, Climax Bng Killer, Two -in - One Bug Killer. GORDON TEBBUTT OUR SERVTOE IS PROMPT WE DELIVER PRONE 41141 HOLY NAME RALLY The annual rally of the Holy Name Societies of the Roman Catholic par- ishes of Goderich, WIngham, 8t. Au- gustine and Kingsbridge was held on Sunday, June lith, 011 the grounds of the Barred Heart church, Wingham. Nach of the four ova -billet wax large- ly -represented. over .710 being present. Besidea Rev. J. A. Paquette of Wing - ham, the clergymen preaent included Rev. L. 1'. Lowry of Goderleh, Re,. F. A. McCardie of KIngshrldge and Rev. B. Gaffney. of St. Augustine. An inspiring ',address wan given by Rev. Thomas MCOarthy of Rt. Peter's Seminary, Lm4d0. An imgreartive part of the ureic, was the renewal of the Holy Nasse pledge. This was PROGRESSIVE PICNIC followed by the solemn benediction, and tbe rally was brought to a close A picnic under the auspices of the toy the singing of "Holy God, we Progressive Association of South Praise Thy Huron will be held in Jowetts Grove, Hayfield, on Saturday afternoon next Speakers on the program Include D. J. Taylor, M.P.P., North Grey; F. R. Oliver, M.P.P.. Eolith Grey; W. G. Medd, M.P.P., South Huron; D. M. Rose. M.P.P., North Oxford; T. K. Stark. M.P.P.. Dufferin, and C. A. Roberteon, 'North Moron. A program of apart* also le being ar- ranged. KINCARDINE CASE AGAIN IN OOURT Rrure Comity Farmers Hay Parking House Rock Was Worthless After an sel-day hearing on Wed- nesday. Judge Coodello reserved judg- ment In the action of Jae. /Shields, John R. Reid. Robert R. Wilson and other shereholders, against R. H. Han rie S. R. McLellan,/ and other direc- tor* of the Klueardine Packing Com- pany. Thls ease was tried leaf Sep temher before loodiee W. Raney, who returned jnolgmetot infavor of the plaintiffs R101 amide A referenee ' to the lora] master, Judge Coetello, as to the damagce suffered by the shareholders of the Klneardtne Pack- ing Co., Ltd., by reason of their having seirehesed stook In the com- pany. It was directed In the 'tuft runt that the basis wax to be the dif- ference between the artnal valne of the shares at the date of subscription and the amount polo' In each (11110 loss the dtvidenda. Minima Harrill, MeLelland and Me- Lellandprior to 192S, operated the peeking pima on an extensive orate, them and Viiut mil it of the estate was doing more than ',swoon of tontine"' In reality the property of their motto - in less than two year.. They then er. lar. Cooper's eife. Sow de•-Paaed. ,o-ganix4-41 a- Jetta atoll eonspany and !MI 11'xa only he1.1 fa trust by hint wad share to farmers, inchtditie the plaintiffs. to the amount of PIO ono. The Immlneet f/Itl not aneeeed tinder "ouriveroner, sitoesiwitele4linoliiirdst by To CONTEST IIKQUF.STS The wilt of the late Robert N. Coop - et, fleaforth. eome under review of the Supreme f'ourt, John W. Thonsteon and file slater Char- lotte, etepetilloben, Wiring lea lied a writ against 11. flays, barrister. Poeaflorrh, sole executor and one of the ehlef hence. larlea, geeing for an Recounting A1111 1.1A11111111f 1310 entire tem -eels of the eatete. Under the will, the defendant IS this action le elven $11.334.05. ft.- 11: Sutherland sod FAlvard Itischier, Seaforth. frivol -1a of decisgrare given like slimmer. Tite • rising Shen is a contraet made he the late Dr. Cooper with thin, tot,et. for cervices rendered. on the reststarr'a death St assets of e.tsse wax to trams to end slimed now le-. to them 110 triW NI heirstir. Chariot t Thompson fur- thrr. (igen* 113.1411 wawa and tor Efr-11,11Ittro lifaniStilna over *51.000 reieen,,, Wm. het aie on Wrdne'ta' for the eliiiittiffp. reftirertearfineltarer wow wrrrytt.. Nets, hut tufa contentlen was atoolhorn- coetesoted by the defonee. cantraw41 Grant, at Walkerton. meted for the defendants; L. It. Invitee? of Ooderieh for lie plaintiff& ite4ige . ' J. G. &Asbury, J. M. Cevenl:ck, President. 1.•••••• 6 flre, 4:64 FREE BALLOTS A 100d -Win tour is darting out in Ontario, sponsored by the Lion*, Kiwanis and Rotary Ser- vice Chihli.--.., --Ttz.--rrtire---alt-rhe -e-ante-a :re,rtl* Goderich. June 24th. Lorie Lim- ....„., ited is offering six - valuable ::=.'`$* prizes to be given away absolute- ;./.,, LA. ly free by draw at the sesta the tf,,•-• tour to anyone who holds the 1: lucky ballots. i Iiii• . These ballots will be given away to every person requesting one, when the tont reaches Ge- - ----1'---- rich. • Every ballot distributed in Goderich, in order to he eligible • for these prizes, must he regis-f,r1, tered at our store, and then ts: mailed to Louie Limited at Toron- `4,A to. See Lorie Diamond Rings, Lorie 'Wrist Watches and Loris highest quality Jewellery on dia- 4 play in onr windows. - • E. C. IDiamond Merchaat aad Jeweller ;PHONE 136 GODERICH The average per milt* consump- tion of whrat ground for human food in Canada for the ten years 19n- 1932 was 4.3 bushels MENA__ Bathing Suits $ 1 .39 All-gyool, one-piece style, with attached skirt in blaelf. - Sizes 34 to 44. $1.39 • BOYS' BATHING SUITS same as men's, in black. Sizes 26 to 32. 95c Kr.A1111 OR SPEED BATHING SUITS $1.95 to $2.95 M. Robins Tip Top Suits $19.50 -ttect • (Wench ';;t• • AC ill 4, 4 ; ,* • n 7 IMPORTANT - " ANNOUNCEMENT for GODERICH • ,ZILTALBOT & CORNISH EAST SIDE 5QUARE PH0NE121 GODERICH, ONT. - - ., _ . ri7"414e.X.':, • 4.700' IltAL:'- T""ei • 4.4 • '• ,..1"%, : •:•.1Ote:,,' 1,4,..t,5e a IP -'" Now Authorized Westinghouse Dealers , 1., fztpkw , :,,, .4...1:. We announce with pleasure our appointment as authorized dealers for , Westinghouse Dual.automatic Refrigerator. In selecting this well•knowa Canadian product, we are offering our customers the highest type of electric refrigeration -the only Dual -automatic hermetically sealed refrigerator on the market. It will give us pleasure to show you the latest advanced models of Westinghouse Refrigerators. A visit to our showrooms will not obligate you in any way. ' • - • -(44 - +•., • r ' e„„..4 • , We have also arranged for • special deferred payment plan • which enables you to take advantage of the present lower prices. Let us explain how our terms can be adjusted to suit igti.44,14 your budget. m*, es there ts only one moo (hew v* Wife -"Yes, deer. earight gre and fop bad to use the soup 1 ';te- • 4. , • , ` , "'••14 Totpkt ••••' a a 4 3 ANINAWavavairiff•iwirwntrasem.t,A.--.A.,..a. Ses,..o"