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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
THE
BRIEFS
Baptist Church
Bev. S. R. McClaag, Minister
lid A.Mr-•Reids SCHOO1.
11 as
A Special Sereioe for Men
2p.m.
"The Kingdom and Politicos"
wire
the .:•rolob„eg. ar
IMMorlal Orrvina
The tutelar westing if the ilait-
ford Wall
's Hospital Auxiliary will
be held t the hosts of Mrs H. Wil-
liams. Thursday, January 110,
Please being your thimble.
The etkhre and dance which was
to be Oven la the Masonic Hall
ea Friday, January 34th, by the
young laces of Bt. Peter'. parish, has
been pu ned until Friday, January
list, on 'o Let the death of His
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AUBURN
AUBURN Jan. 1..—Mr. and Mrs.
W�avt II'Thrust°. ate visiting as
the huge of Mr. W►.s, Asquith.
Was Kathleen Tyndall, of Carlow,
sprat the week -end with Miss Bernice
Aayulth.
MIAs Jeanette Currie and Miss Mar-
garet Fear, of PtatlsvILe, spent the
weekend with Miss Bernice lawsou
anti Miss Margaret Ferguson._-
The hockey game last Friday night
resulted in a decided victory for Au -
kuru, the score being 5-2.
Oa Friday, January 2Nth, there will
be a concert in the Foresters' Hall
ander public library auspices.
CIURCH NOTES
The aaaual congregational meeting
of VMtorta street United cherub will
be held es Wednesday, Januar' !tis
A seryl to memory of the late Efag
George V will be held Is Kau church
on Sundae morning next, at the regu-
lar hour of worship, and will be con-
ducted be the minister, Rev. D. J.
Lasa
The annual meeting of the evening
auxiliary of North street United church
wilt be hold in the basement of the
church on Thursday. January 30 Re-
ports will be given by the various
secretaries. Each member is requested
to endeavee to bring a -new member.
This will be fee night and a pot -luck
supper wilt be served.
A. W. ANDERTON
TEACIllat OF
Piano .Singing - Organ - Theory
-ORGANIST
LATE PROFESSOR OF
AND ORGANIST TO LIS81:RN
over IM Successes In Toronto Conservatory
• ._-lis -pupils t heelless
Studio -4Z
ST.
GEORGE'S
MUSIC
1' LST E It
CHURCH -
PROVINCIAL
CATIHEDRAL,
k'.'ui,y(I,g
Trafalgar
St.
as
COLLEGE
IRELAND.
Examinations.
Organists
and Choir Leedom
Telephone 472
SANITARY 111MEAT W MARKET
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
PRIME MB ROAST, ROLLED lb. 190
SILOULDU9.R ROAST, BEEF- - lb. 140 -
SHORT RIB ROAST, BEEF lb. 17c
VEAL CHOPS, SHOULDER OR RI$,•.•s ...,., i k18n. _,
PURE PORK S U$AO ...:. , , . •s
LEG LAMB lb.
BREAST LAMB lb. 14c
"HOME MAID" HEAD CHEESE 3 lbs. for 25c
JEWELL SHORTENING 2 lbs. for 23c
BEEF TRIPPING 3 lbs. for 25c
_s.
lPHONE MMT 1111111 TON aTRF.ET • WR DELIVER
Hundred and First
Meeting of Vestry
IOD* RICH MAN
THE PRINCE
MAIDENS
RiM at St. Osorge's Anglican Anecd, the former Prince of
Church -Satisfactory Wales are TOW Interest now that
Reports I he has W the BrIU•h throne.
This one ens a Oodericb man,
The one hundred and first annual 1'.1a Pri and the scene was as
esteem its Orders la the early part
a'aetla••,y� St.George'. AngR- of the 0 far.
eta •ehre h wits held in the Gslld room One nigh tom was on guard duty
on Monday evening. Rev. A. C. (hal- when a pa • seuumi u: a :r:::== =-v
der presided, aid Mr. O. E Groves omcers - eons on a visit of ln-
was appointed secretary for the test- i. GuadianaGuadiana were nut
(Mna
particular!) ret about observing all
lug. the rules ettry etiquette, and on
The reports given showed that the tile net low neglected to come to
church had enjoyed a very .0 ...[.1ithe salute w doubt he would have
year financially slid di�finspirito•lly. W Another
Calder reportecrease in atm,- .oldier f i derlch why be had not
attendance over 1934. He thanked saluted vas the Prince of Wales,
the congregation for the appreciation he said, tad just passed. When
shown him and his family, and ex- the part,/ trued, on the way out,
pressed his appreciation of the work Tom was c to do the honors, and
done by the church organisations and was going tough the motions in the
ef>sc'laisbest of sty viten the Prince, the eus-
Reports, ail of which were gratify- picion of t
ing, were read as follows: Ch tarry
wardens' financial statement, by G. L. Th•-yoqs- sot long
Parsons, people's warden; auditors' out of his rs at that time -lost
statement, E. D. Brown, and the rec- nothing In respect and esteem of
tor read the reports of the poor fund, the fighting adians from his evident
Churchwoman's Guild, A. Y. P. A., desire to a up "stile," but rather
choir, Women's Auxiliary, Sunday to be rega ati one of the "boys"
school, Sunday school memorial fund, who were fi ng the Empire's battles
Junior %V..i., Church Boys' League, la those ate mare of warfare.
restoration fund and -Bishop Seager
scholarship fund
It sae-d,'cided that a letter express-
ing
xpressing the heartfelt sympathy of the con-
gregation 1w seta to the widow and NK KUNTZ
family of the lAte Mr. George Wil- Frank member of a family
Rams, who was 4 member 'of the that opt brewery at Salford
select vestry. -and a former warden of some years died at Hamilton on
eke cion') Tuesday, J tory 14th. The remains
Ofilcerav were elected as follows: were e o Godertch sled rested/
People's warden, Mr. E. D. Brown; in BTopbe funeral chs where
rector's warden, Mr. J. S. Platt; vee • funeral rare was co ed IV
try clerk and treasurer Mr. C. E. Rev, Fat • We -on Fri ay-morntng.
Groves; chairman of sidesmen, Sher- Interment in Colborne R C. ceme-
iR R. G. Reynolds; lay delegates to tery, the pa Curets being I. B. Rey -
the Synod, Lt. -Col. A. F. Sturdy, Mr. voids, M. H kirtln, J. Chisholm and
E. D. Brown, Dr. J. A. Graham; Wbati- E. Span.
totes, Messrs. G. L. Parsons, J. S
Platt, C. E Groves; auditors, Messrs.
Wm. Beatty, G. N. Dowker; select ves-
try, people's appointments, Messrs. R
C. Hays, A. F. Sturdy, Wm. Beatty. W. Switzer at ria Blanchard township
C C. Lee, W-10. Bisckane,.
1p,- P1. ....farm aeae-lit. %ergs. kir.- Swltser.
A. Graham. t; I.' D. Eastman was who was fifty tine years of age, col -
elected trustee iso the endowment lapsed den chores In the barn
board for thea x red term of the and dr t llpat Instantly. He had
=r''^`-• `�. . Mr. R. C. saaetej< Peart trpublc for some
'try the board -for time p� to the fatal attack. He
was a of the'late Mr. and Mrs
Richarb eviltner. Surviving, besides
WRIST BROKEN IN FALL his wife, tormer:y)Ltsa Shire, of Kirk
recognised the visitors.
situ followed asked the
ITUARY
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RW ITZER
Word wee Kelved by relatives here
on Tuesday of the sudden depth of R.
a term of two years.
Mrs. Fred Mugford suffered an un- ton, are fota'rtcldren and two sisters
fortunate accident on Saturday after- Mr. Wm. lobioson, of Goderich, Is a
risen when she slipped on the icy roma• t
- walk as she -stepped from her home ill In ..YlIL be made this after-
Goderi: h township and fell, fracturing n°4:41- Tr -ti
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her right wrist. The Injury. was M18(4t'fiUSTA McL17OD
tended at Aieiat(!ra hospital. '
„ Aced has beta. received here of .the b
-A. H. siSKINZ, w rs
A. H. Erskine, Huron county treaaer-
tr, is a well-known man la this dis-
trict.
ietrict. On Saturday he received •
letter from Seaforth. It was ad-
dressed merely "A. H. Erskine, Esp."
-no town or street or further desig-
nation.
AT ST. PETERSBURG
in a long hat of Ontario people wino
are viutlug at tit. eetersburg, Flori-
da, we observe the names of the fol-
lowing from Oudorich: James Dos
atdauq Agues P. Fuser, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Pearson. Maas Eva M. Somerville,
l,oec vlllc, Mrs. Ruth Thomp-
son, Jervis Wiles.
• .1 I '. NEVI TEAS
r Toplinf Wtf be the big night foe
local Oil , when they prepare for
the begl of their pew year.
Tomorrow, asuary 24th, will be their
New Yea Day, so compliments of
the seasonfire In order.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
L W. Mt/Ni=1TH,
•/ Chartered Accountant
tea Ontario street, Stratford, Ontario
(Member Iliratbrook, McLeod a Moo-
Reith, Toroais, Ontario.)
VETERINARY SURGEON
DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED G. 10. MILES, V.B.. B.V.tle,
At a meeting al ti.lYartAlti%t ,. VI T RiNARY SSUHO1DON
of Mala ' llwoo Graduate of the University of To -
Thursday afternoon Oat, t u K rronto and Oatsrlo Veterinary College.
Office at T. T Murphy's, Hamilton
street. Phones: Day 206; night 240.
directors In Mika last year wee re-
turned Aur 1936 as follows: C. A.
Reid, W. A. Coulthurst. U. L. Parsons,
C. C. Lee, J. B Reynolds, R. L. Lloyds
T. R. Patterson. D. D. Mooney. USID PIANO SALE
Those present expressed themselves
as being highly gratVled with the legs IANUARICCLEq CE SALE OF
club season, vi USED QIANOS. Such well-known
The board of directoraarill ma.t,jo - makes as Bela an, Nordhelmsw,
_pan/ an executive Tot 1830- _ _ 1 Mason ! 441 40. per, and others. •t
reasonable : pekes; nd terms. Write
HEINZMAN A CQ., 242 Dundee street,
London, f}f further particulars No
obligatigW,
A charming wedding was solem-
nized at 21 Glen Grove Ave. W., Toron-
to, un Saturday evening, January 15th,
when Margaret Jcsele MacLennan,
daughter of Mr. Finlay Maci.ennan of
Lucknow, became the bride of Joseph ROARDER W
Allan Bailee, sou of Mr. O.Iver Doug- home (two
las Bales of Lansing. The ceremony locatlo(Jf, �O
was performed by Rev. W. G Back. `phone MT.' II
The guests were received by Mrs. W. I --I-
F.
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F. Sorley and Mrs. Gordon Hicks, sits -ML0.vftW4NTFD R RAWLEIGH
ter of the bride. The wedding music Routes In N. iluron county. Write
was played by Mrs. E. B. Gallanough, I today,R WLEHII1 ('0., Dept. ML DR, F. J. >c FORSTER, LII, BAR,
and during the signing of the register 216..�ontreal, Canada, .YOBR. THROAT.
Mrs. -IL- E. Bales ueng-"Oh Promise - - Late--Bowe-Sang os.- Now-. Test
.114." The bride, given in marriage (1, Opbtllllmic. 9�_ 4tNll. Lr--,►
It'L t'NtYyt't t11te
by her' father, made ti lovely picture w sistant at Moorefield Eye Respite.
In her wedding gown of golden Ivory 'Dye/ To t
'TORS.
and Golden Spa .re Throat Hospital.
satin with tulle veil caught with or- Llsadan, Bag.
ange blossoms. ller only ornament Notice is 'er given to alt person, r'YE8 TEbTF.D, GLp83R8
was a d amond broach set in gold whish having any claim against the estate of N{ Waterloo StreetP8., Stretford.
LIED
had belonged to the groom's mother. Margaret Haley, 'late of the Town of
She carried Johepna liii! roses. The Gorferi-h in the !County of Nonni. Telephone 267.
bridesmaid, Miss Anna MacLennan. spinster, who died ea or about January Next visit -Wednesday, February
sister of the bride, wore a blue gown 2nd, A.D. IOg6, to send same to the 19 from 7 p.m., to 1 p.m. on 'Thursday.
and carried Imperil roes. Mr. R. E undersigned on qr about January :1.ti,. February 20, at Bedford Hotel.
Bales, brother of the groom, wa, twat 1936, as on and after that date t .. arm _ s-:_--,
man. The buffet table was decorated 'executors bersi irInsTce LEGAL_ ._
with rotes and lilies of the valley. I distribp -er -a But -mid- ,R.,Y.�..�
After the wed -di -13k- supper the happy tr, rd Gallia - Ow trlsTme DUDLEY E. h OLMEB,
couple left on a motor tour. They tend D Barrister, Etc.
will live In Richmond HILL I Ilse God rich this 20th day of Ofllce-�'ourt House, Goderich.
'Janus . Telephone 55.
GODERICH MAREET PRICER I %J • HAYS k HAYS, --
vwwr vas.'.,;: Barristers, Sec. DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Few' Barrister and Solicitor
Chickens, lb., 10c -15c; ducks, lb.. PUNIC NOTICE Office Hamilton Street- Galeria.
c Liv 1(ic dressed hens, lb lON 1 Tetenhoas 512•
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Have your Eyes
Examined with
t elatest equip-
ment by
j. L. COLE
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Serving the People of Huron
County for over 15 years
fiodeltollt Out
AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS G- l'NDRY, GODERICH,
LIVE STO('K AND GENERAL
VIED Al (TIONEIiR
Telephone No 119
t;l). -IN PRIVATE I Sales attended to anywhere and ever,
11 I. Convenient _effort made to give satisfaction.
Godisleb 1' O., or fr'i ie s' sale notes discounted.
MEDICAL
12 s e- a s, ITHE FIRST SESSION OF HURON
County Council for 1936 will l.eiCRNEST M. I.EF.,
Eggs and Butter held in the Council Chambers, Court as rel er and Solicitor
Eggs, per dozen. 1:•c-22:• ; butter, i Clouse, GodeflcL 7nterlo, commencing Sea Lie Building. Adelaide and TM.
dairy, lb., Me; butter, creamery, lb. Tuesday. January 24th, at 2 p.m. - Soria Street's, Toronto 2,
•c. r.,,,...n will •. in session Friday,
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tjss.s.ss..evere ssswusue ss■ass.s...ss aleaust
ell • •
-kat* at Bawoo. Masa., of Yom Angus
�.�agktsr of the late Dr.
N. sad *rt IcLeod of Goderieh,
Yegiepte,dhtri; witch was due'
to a ate occurred last sum-
that
waiilunly a -Lew days ago.
that w of It a received by an old
friend here. °-
SlIgi Miss
burled at New-
ton, MOB
Mias ■rI S cow. an exceptionally
clever del, eta If the most brilliant
.tudenti-that mese attended the God-
erich Collegiate Jest�tute. She was
the only child ether parents, who died
here many years ago, and she left
Ooderfeh while KW. a tonne girt, and
had Deed for tits~ years at Boston.
re • •
•Af�LN BORE
in from The Oshawa
angary 1b;
Mr. Mico Berk, a resident of
Oshawa fir past twenty years,
died this mor after a week's ill-
ness. fie was re in Goderich forty-
seven years a sad had lived there
until coming Oshawa. Mr. Burk
lived at 86 trave avenue. Pre-
deceased by rents, his wife, one
daughter and a n. one sister in Bud -
bury and an la Western Canada
survive. The dian Order of For-
esters, local cis, of width de-
ceased was a ember, will ,;.be In
charge of the 1 servic* which
will be held the parkas of the
Luke Burial piny, Kids street
East, at 2 o'c tomorlovr Afternoon.
Rev. A. D. pastor of St. An-
drew's chore ' III condect the ser-
vice. The f I will be private.
Burial will de in the Union
cemetery.
DOMINION
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These values of slue � Tien. Jas. 23 M Sete Jan. 25 isdasire.
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SPECIAL.
Grapefruit d .. 5 for 25c
Oranges !. 6 -qt' Bakets 49c
-OMINIO
sm
St/krill's or )JcLsren's
Jelly Powders
Pkg. 5(
COCOA
GLASscds .',ssortec
t aassro's Orange
MARMALADE
25c
Try The New
Bovril
BRAND
CUBES
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12C
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MRS. JA
Grace M. H
James H. Jo
on Saturday
hospital, wine
operation. S
year and had
last year. U
borne township♦ daughter of the late
Thomas and Hamilton, who
Were pioneer =tie of the township.
She was merrti/ in 1901 sod lived on
a West Wawai.sh farm before mor.
ing to Auburn Mrs. Johnston was a
member of St Sarre Anglican church,
and was hlrhee regarded by • large
circle of ft-leada. Surviving, besides
her husband, gee two children, Mrs.
Roy Farrow, o` Mitchell, and Themes
Johnston, of kebnrp, and two grand-
daughters; sum four brothers snd
three minters ¶'hey ■re Thomas
Hamilton, of Admiral George, of Hal-
lett township; Lir. Joseph Hamilton.
of isungsnron; Darld, of West Wa
waeoeh; Mrs A1•ett Goldthorpe and
Mrs. J..1 R-hermon. of Colborne. and
Mrs. Samuel jiehastoe, of West
Wewanosh
Rev. A. A. Malmsey, of St. Mark's
church, Anhnesippe•dneted the funeral
serriee on Roidsy afternoon. The
interment was 1ADnngannon eemetery.
the pellheerere loping Ren Johnston,
Ben. Goldthnrob Clayton Robertson,
Noreen Hsm(ysn, (forge Haml1ton
and T1tow H,Wtnn.
MARK NORARii.ITIRR
The method the ent.rprlalwg is tr
plan with vicar tie stretch out • map
of poaiMiltlea, then treat them ae
prebaidtltkra
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H. JOHNSTON
Iton, beloved wife of
a, of Auburn, died
Ing at Alexandra
had undergone an
as In her fifty -fourth -
In poor health the
was born in Col-
• rammer
Live Reek • 31st.
Bacon bogs, twt., WI.); beef, Individuals ee _deputations desk- -
the County Clerk in advance so that
regular badmen will not be bates
All aceounta tenders or applIcat
fer greats should be In the Clerk's
County Clerk
Vegetables
Potateek-pso-Isee, 4145-11.111-i
nips. per inga...26e.
Wheat, per bus., 65c -70e ; buck-
wheat, per bus., 33c -36c; oats, per
Fleur aed Feed
"Men wbo do not west Mach cannot
be tempted"-Chare
"People will go to see a good play
any time, anywhere." -Daniel Fro&
HORN
GRAHAM -At Alexandra hospital.
Goderich, on Monday, January
13th, to Dr. and Mr.. J. Meredith
Gregge‘a daughter
DIED
KUNTZ.--41 Ha m It on. on Tuesday,
January 14, Frank Kuntz.
JOHNSTON.-At Alexandra hospital,
on Saturday, January 18th, Grace
' Hamilton, beloved wife of James
H. Johnston, of Auburn, in her 34th
EDWARD. -At Toronto General hos-
Wei, on Monday, January 20th,
Marjory Mc°, belored wife of
Oliver F. Edward. Goderich town -
The funeral will be held on Thurs-
day from the home of her father,
James Lillie°, Bright, Ont.
FOR SALE OR RENT
VCR SALK-A rrw SAMPLE
• knitted suits at reduced prices. Z.
11. HERALD, 22 Market street.
Phone Ild.
EACTOR AND DROGUE/IS
THERAPIST
Ooderich, Phone 341
a▪ nd nervous diseases. Lady la an -
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday amid Ea"
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to -311— !!
a.m. only, or consultation may be MS
Monday and Thursday at 11110dMil
A. N. ATZINEON
mid take -Come 111
South etreet and Britannia reed._
FOR SALE OR RENT. -RED BRICK
_ HOUSE on Cameron street.
reams and bathroom. All convenien-
ces. Apply MRS. PEARL WINMILL,
brick house on Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
VCR SALK-100 ACRES ON COS -
I CESSION 8, Colborne township
Good location. Bank barn; frame
house. Nine acres bosh ; plenty of
water Terms to suit purchaser
ED FISHER, R.R. 5. Goderieh.
VOR SALE. -BUNGALOW ON
a Keay. street. Red brick, good con-
dition, seven rooms ineluding three-
piece bathroom. Hardwood floors
throughout, modern lighting. storm
windows all round. Easily bested bY
furnare. Double garage. Extra lot
with young fruit orchard, Sacrifice
for 'quick sale. Apply 47 Keay.
street'
MeKILLOP MUTUAL TIRE ENSUE"
▪ ANCZ 0(). -Farm and Isolated
town property Insured.
Seaforth; James Connolly, Vice -Pres..
Goderich P.O.; Merton A. Reid. Sea -
forth, Set -Tress., Seaforth P.O.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, A.R. No. S.
Sea forth James Shoklice, Wal toe ;
Wm. Knox, hondesboro; Merander
bardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1; John Pepper,
R.R. 5; Wm.'11. Archibald, SeefortA,
R.R. 4; James Connolly. Ooderich.
ton ; James Watt. Blyth; Finley Me -
forth; Chas F. Hewitt, Kincardine.
Policy -holders can make all payments
and get their cards reeelpted at tbe
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cates
Grocery, Kingston etreet, Goderich.
J. H. Reld's General Store, Baydeld.
Save Money By Prepaying
TowWof Goderich 1936 Taxes
TAXPAYERS KAY PURCHASE TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS
TOR 1088 TAXEll AT FAVORABLE DISCOU/ITS
COST COST COST COST COST
AMOUNT Anytime In Jen. Feb. I te Feb. 25 Abr. I Ns Mar 15 Apr. I tie A.pr. 19 May 1 te 15
800
48.80 49.00
49.20 49.40 ,aveivo 4206
Prepayment Receipts must be presented along with 1936 Tax Bills during the 4irst install
ment period.
your money earning 5 per cent interest ent Receipts early and have
Bank interest is only 2 per cent. Purchase your PrePsYm
4•1 June Discounts will be allowed in addition.
Neil R. MacKay, Tax Collector
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