HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1936-4-16, Page 5THE SIGNAL
TOILETRIES
HARRIET HUBBARD AYER
BELCLN0 DUBARRY
FLOE POWDER, CREAKS, ROUGES
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
We Deliver
Phone 90 22 The Square
ST. AUGUSTIN E
ST. AUGUSTINE, April 14. -Mr.
Jas. Crawford, of Port Albert, spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K.
Wilson.
Mr. Geo. H. and lilies Eileen May,
Miss Peggy McLennan. of London, ad
Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Wilson, of Olin- Easter with his family and friends.
ton, spent MoudaY of this week with isr.
da Leo Clare left for Detroit on
f deeds here.
y.
Mr. Mrs. J. W.
sMisses oit, G dela
SY dwith Hallett friends on KleinO'Conno. of De
BeSunday.Foley, of Godertch, Messrs. Victor
Mos..
A. W. Messer and daugtiter, Martla, of p3enmlller, Arthur a Wt(
w, DIA
m
HMargaret.. f aralltee. oof BEtbeineare dvisittag at Whltecbarrch, spent E. d Dalton. o
Feder Sunday
the home of Mr. David McAllister. their homes here.
Mr. sad Mrs. Geo. Beadle, of An- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy and
Dura, called on friends here on Mon- babies, of
J. 81.O'CA gu tine, visited
isit Sunt
day.
A 'umber of young people in this da
vicinity spent last Wednesday evening
wttb Mt. $ii Mrs. J. McNevID of
0oderick.' - -
KINGSBRIDGE
KINO8BRIINOE, April 14 -Mrs.
O'Neil returned to tier tome on Sun-
day after spending a while In Goder-
ich hospital. We are glad to know
Me Ls getting along nicely.
Mr. Bill Dalton, of Detroit. spent
OBITUARY
WILLIAM PATRICK DOYLE
A former resldeDt of Ggtericb, in ru
the venison of William Patrick Doyle,
Mr. Gordon tar has been laid up torr F1n1miD: let vice—president, Mar
NOD of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doyle, sue- There 1r a versehlfl:Ythat is not al- with blood-pa>isoning In his hand. )oris McDonald; 2nd vl.e president, ba[ atetF. Friday last
at eta horse atto But- W imrT -•. Mie.Se)ne ,Melt(Id--l.uad9t14,..aud v D .t; secretary --treasurer,
teff onFriday tart atter 0 aborn I heard
of compharacter Mr. and bane Brock Orr, Dos)a alld- Margaret Ryan; assldtaut, y,.rne-A
Inners. Mr. Doyle was born her rd the character vGu is "Jack of spending the
tort] -[Billie, of Toronto, are derson; dlreeton, Helena Anderson, n-
forty-tLree Moser er& at St. Columbian all trades and mentor of taoae." N.aav Easter vacation at the home of the i na Heid, Jean Johnston. Margaret
An-
and came to GudeHch with bis par- to this versatile workless) has a name to ladled father, Mr. J. W. Bell. Stewart ; dietrlct director. Margaret
eats when * boy. He was married to report Ryan : audltorw. Anna Reid, 'Annie 1
Gertrude Blair, daughter ut Mr. and potter and tinker sad etch, but his We are sorry to re rt that Mr. Geo.
Mrs. John Blair, of Porter's Hill, Irklll 1a limited to tbet And the Did Hewitt le very poorly. I McClurr: pianist, Bernie.. Roach; dole -
Mr. I)oiig. McNetIt lett last week
!miter W district annual at Iw.udeulauro, i
about seventeen years ago and moved sayln( impllea as well est changeable. for Port Dalhousie, from which place Margaret Ryan. Cora Flotsam, tora
ot
to Buffalo. Surviving, besides 'hi. I tansy see hb bane be expecte to Ball fair swarms I Culbert Doris
wife and parents, are four sons, John, E>aersa>A hn raid
tlYKee, B.':*.io, .eic.ess, Lawrence"
nine, and Jame*, six; also a brother,
John Doyle, and three sisters: Mrs.
W. F. Htnchey, of Windsor, Mrs. ifl.
J. Meraw, of Smith's Falls, and Mrs.
Victor Dean, of Buffalo._ A daughter,
Marie, waa burned fo death white
playing with matches seven years ago.
The remains were brought to Ood-
-tch and requiem high naris waa
sung by Rev. Father Nagle at St. Pet-
er's church en Tuesday morning. In-
terment war In the R. C. cemetery,
Oolborne township Me pallbearers be-
ing M. J. Ainslie. D. M. O'Brien. Thos.
Legg. Ed. Spare, Wm. Tarr and John
Chisholm.
GODERICH, ONT.
- VERSATILITY -
ByA.W.I.
.rte
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. April 13.
-Many In this community have been
•k with the measles.
rhuradaY. April ldth, 1906--5
demon eatertalned the Dungannon
Juulor Destitute on Thursday Last at
her home. An electlou of Akers was
the most important feature of the
atterroou's program. The following
were elected to ogee: Prestdeut,
-Registered Optometrist --
Eyes Examined Glasses
(17 year* in Stratford), at
"Satisfactiou at Moderate Cost"
Speci
for Saturday
_BEEP_
Pot Roost of Beed
Boil .,...
Hames 2 lbs. for
—PORE—
Haat Roast
• /r_ r Roast
14c
9c
22c
180
17o
100
Robinson Meat
Markey
(laderioh 36
Maw 36 We Deliver
IAM at goat. -The funeral of the the Sterling board of edueatlon, of
late J. J. Dean, whose tragic death on which deceased was a member until
WI 4I brought great sorrow to this his death. A large number of floral
eseasanity, was attended by a large I tributes paid testimony to the esteem
eeacouree, including fr4ds from all in which deceased was held.
parts of the township and from more The Arenas County Independent
distant places. lies. W. A. Dean of 1 maker the following reference: "In
It
Dere ad neons Swan, heal lesder
Waw about ( Word has been received here of the Clothing Aub, "Being well dressed
himself
it i death at Bharat/ of !dr-. Will►asa-D4f=. aa3 IUI _[roomed." IDvelcu dressed
danger at one time that he was in i The heartfelt sympathy of the cem- asalatant. Marrms ryas; !Doli
danger of being "a vl•'!tm of mle.el- munit7 V extended to Mrs. Doyle. leaden of Garden a* tanning Club.
Jany, miscellany of design and vast formerly Miss Gertrude Blair, and Cora Colbert, Ion all Crozier, lie
notdotility." We teen Otter ownneseon was family, In their sad bereavement. liaise, Bernadine Alton.
. his Deet in Odese self -Jud[- The T.P.U. will meet In the church • • •
seat. He was too sense est versa-
on Friday eve 1aS. _ -riles MArlt)A O$- _ •
s...r,z_lrwj>z i•e k rte
To set over against the tort of versa- well's group will have charge. Easter of the sealer rem et
tatty that the hack of alt trades and The quarterly communion service
Easter
report achoai
the miscellany e. a >et forth, one will be held in Union church next Ban- ler. nbo0 se Anderson 78, Leena
sovereign purpose, sae lx dominating day at 3 P•m• l t 2 Roach 73, Madeline Caesar 69, William
thing In life, makes 1t. sweat to us.
There may be a maalthecity of inter-
ests and no commuldlnl enthusiasm
for any one thing. It is possible to
dirt with a score of things and yet not
be taken captive by aaything.
1t is said that is where Samuel Lov-
er, the Irleh writer sad artlrt, made
his mistake This sal of Dublin
tame was .aid to be cursed with ver-
satlllty. He was artist, song -writer,
composer. dramatist and novelist.
Poems, songs and musical compoeltlons
flowed from Lis pen. Ills exercise
of the gift of painting hroaght some
• • •
CHARLES MEW
The funeral of the late Charts
Mew, a native of Colborne township,
whore death at Sterling, Mich., was
mentioned In last week's Signal, took
Pace from the 8t.erllng M. E. church
on Wednesday, April 8th. Rev. S.
H. Berry officiated, and the pallbear-
ers were members and ex -members of
IPort Lambton, brother of the deceased. ; hi. tun[
residence among Ster ng
was the celebrant of solemn hige laaaa friends Mr. Mew established a fine mira s e an
of requiem, and assisting priests were i reputation and was held in the highest , examples' as we have *hen to us should
I Rev. Father Hussey, of Seaforth, des- e„t.t.t.to by everyone. lie had served , bare thy- effect of insisring 1114 not
icon; Rev. Father wean:tie. ar park- l on tite school board for many years, ; merely to be content 411i1 doing one
; hill, suletieseon, and Rev. /stile? atm put in many year* as highsay i thing well, but on Isom., iii her helpful
1-glilltier. master of e"r"mosiss• ReT• I essensulesloner. fila was a quiet, kind-lline winking ourselves aa authority and
Sunday achoo a p.m.
It Is hoped there will be a god ■then- I t aeear 113, Alberta Ourrle 84.
' tic Bulletin was edited and •
hi. N. Sullivan of Clinton delivered an ly nature, quick to respond In ODD. I workman that needoli not to be
"; of sorrow and need. His death ; ashamed :init. of itrhe preschsett::
_ape eloqui•ut sermon, oar I
Saletijrzirtartli Itte late bringreorrove and, a deep sense -o an pa -
11 Robert McAllister. Contests
were enjoyed under the leodership of
Harold Gardner. Lunch was served
by Mrs. A. Tichborne, Mrs. Harvey
Fuller and Mrs. Robt. McAl
W. Cralk. of the Victoria street par -
nage. Godertch, entertained tbe
niembers of Union W.M.S. on. Wednes-
fifty afternoon. The meeting opened
with prayer and terming Mr. and
Mrs. Celli: very kindly sang a duet.
Se•Clure read au article, "Our Lord at
' Prayer." Sentenee prayers were read
i.v Mrs. Jas. Young. Mrs. R. Melt -
unlit, Mrs Robt. McAllister and, Mrs.
Buchanan The hymn "Christ the
Lord Is Risen" was mum and the
meeting dosed with the Lorin+ Pray
BE KIND TO ANIMALS
Next Sunday. April listh, is being
recognised in the United Skates and
I in parts of Canada as Humane Sunday.
It is the opening day of Kindness
Week. the twenty-secen,1 renewal of
1 the Be Kind to Animal- anniversary.
on Sunday little Shirley Terapte will
ing of them a pledge et kindness to
animele. Thia Humane Sunday
will be observed in moo( church**
throughout North America with all -
',reprises. sermons by (*laymen Infer-
llbearers hi widow two daughters, and the cheek. compositions Ise-can-e---asee-,a,--
clues and friends one grand
In the pill grit the editorlif
evening. Another pastor is equally DUNGANNON
W. Hove and Alex. McDonald. The , ystbss, four brothers, one sister, be- at home
we Throe garvey, Jack McDonald. 1 mrs. Frank Whipple and Mrs. Herman i give audi
Murdoch McLeod, Thom. IIUMelne--IPtur --meppee,-saar__ifaaaaaitetzaa_aa ,,Aged
t Tittle boys- and little girGrailVilTha
kind_to their dogs and tbeir cats
the4r birds. They should be Mad to
hormokrows and alI animate, bemuse
late „Kt. DIEU is surylved by twO , awes a host of other relatives and desk and occupied as a clever cartoon. ani a/1171.• to us and-
-
;len Cluff returned to tbe village a week WI if We ire, good to tbem. It * as
lembton, and Ignatius, of Montreal. ---- • • • . much for years in New Brunswick ago after spending the winter months wieked for a boy -or girl to 81011 dog
and four sisters, Mrs. J. M. Bowler, or a cat with • stiek am It la for a goon
brothers, Ifev. W. A. Dean, of Peet ' meows. .
lita Michael Dalt' a" Midla Wan' The people oe Goderieb-Were deeply eats air a traveller mimosa °Lover- inmentiler and Mrs. Jas. S. Nicholson „
1 to bit a horse or a cow with a whip.
Out here In California 1 play with
MRS. H. T. EDWARDS was with • man who made a great suc- with her daughter., Mrs. Straughen of
ale. 43Ir Aahlield, and Ihnw Ste"' 011 grieved to learn of the unexpected
Port Lambton. Ali were present for Ideath on Monday nicht, April eth, of
the funeral Rev Fatber Dalton and I Nellie McKenzie. wife of IL T. leAl-
Mr Walter Dalton came up from De -i wards, superinteodeot or the .Chtid•
ails and other garments tor ntalm. But of Auburn.
, iny pets every day,
how he erwid mfike Ced" eine"' and Mt*. Archie Johnston. of Lanes,
I do anything to hart them, berenee.
other beautiful article( of furniture. visited • week at the h"Ine "f Mr' anti next to my boy and girl friends. tbeY
Then lw was expert •I mpering rooms elm oats Swan. ,, are the best playleatse I have. 1
t for Huron *Monty. i homes and other bootie decoration MIMI Karr' Ander-pn, 'ten"graPuer 'nee Owns all and I'bope that no little
dear friend and were accompanied by l Mrs. Edwards passed away Mt- her I work. __if_aa evening entertainment eitiployetst Kincardine...spent ' boy or girl will over be punisbed for
ber he always had a god story ho
- Ed. Anderson. ' I Won't you all make a promise not to
doing any unkind thing to any animal
Messrs. Thomas and Frank O'Connor ,
1 home on Victoria street after a brief lagged for want of an iveresting num- pendey with ber parents,itt.-and Mrs.
could tell In a fascinating way, or • %Mr. and Mrs Milton Kilpatrick, of 1 hurt your pets for the next year?"
reading he would be see to glee with Lanes, were Sunday visitors with the it wood. be wea for an a os. ow
real dramatic art. letter's father. Mr. Rich. Twamley, in and young. to observe tbis "Be ICInd
of Detroit. The entire
epina in heartfelt sympathy
bereaved relatives.
c°rIllannitY nines& She had been unwell for
with the. abeu a
t week and on Monday even -
Ing suffered a stroke. She was a life -
war srusxv BOYS AND WHOLESOME GIRLS on
MILK -MADE BREAD
MADE IN OUR OWN BAKESHOP
TM US POs
CAKES AND PASTRIES
E. U. CLEVELAND
wart STREIT PEONS 114
\of tbe late Thomas McKenzie and of
Mrs. McKenzie of town, who of late
Ism been living with another daughter,
Mrs. Walter Buchanan of Toronto.
In 1903 she was married to Mr. Ed-
wards. A member of North street
United church, she was for two years
president of the Woman's Association
of thet church. In common with her
husband, who is a weil-known horti-
culturist, ebe to* • been Interest in
flowers, and she also associated ber-
et:1f usefully with his work for neg-
lected children. She was much
loved lu ber own circle and was held
In the higheet regard by tbe entire
community. and her untimely death
is keenly regretted.
She leaves', bedsides her mother sad
Edward., at home. and • sister, Mrs.
Walter Buchanan, of Toronto. A
son, Harry, was drowsed in the
Maitland River la USA --•
The mother tin& 10111111tat Toronto
were notified on Moineby evening of
FREE ADMISSION
OPENING NITE
•i•
Goderich Pam ion
Saturday, April 18th
-Tony Farr's Rand
THE HALL IS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, RE-
DECORATED AND PAINTED. rnisr-auss
RESTAURANT SERVICE IN CONNECTION
For rentals see C. K. Naftel, Montreal Street
Biographical Ilteraturs does not lack
of supreme examples of this astonish-
ing versatility. Recipe reading of tbe
life of the famous Archbishop Temple
affords an Illustration. Hie mother.
who was too poor to hire title _
lift ber sick son. teelfied that wheal
Temple was teaching in an uppee
school he would rouse day after dee
from his school, as soon as he discov-
ered her seed, after his third lemon
with the sizth form. to do it for her.
T hank You!
Our cordial thanks are ex-
tended for the generous pat-
ronage accorded to us dur-
ing the Easter season, and
we hope to continue to BerVe
the people of Goderich and
vicinity with
Frisk Pure Ce.ndies
°baseless, in bat or boxes
los Cream Soft Drinisi
Meals M all hours --
VENUS RESTAURANT
risme 1711 West Side Square
he villiage to Animate" movelltent. not only next
Miss Jean Stothers, of the Toronto , week but throughent the year.
teachers? staff, la spendleg the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr. and '
Ides. Moe. Stothera.
B. J. Crawford returned on
Monday to her home after spending
the winter mouths with her daughter,
lire R. E. Willis, Detroit.
Mies Margaret Pentland, Ditcher at
Southampton, Is 'mending Me Eliget
vacation with her mother, A. B.
He could do thie nursing taek to per- Pentland.
wished te start a lend Society he made ttaughter Melba are moving to then'
a ready welcome for them and formn- new house in Dunganoon Gila week.
lated rules for them la les study. Tbe takintireneirms.arJyara.ndileKFenitchherorts Loano-ci
Local Municipal Board, who thought • twMorc.b.
they understood eater supply, being don, were week -end visitors, with Mrs.
Priletleal men. found in co-oPerating licEachern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
with him that an ounce of theory A. Melees:Me.
might well be mixed with pounds of Wm Clara Sproule. accomparded by
experience. The I.iberal candidate in Mrs. J. 13. Henson of Stratford, meet
Temple's diocese felt himself reproved Good Friday with ber mother, Mrs.
In the presence of a man who made • David speauje,
party nobler while he repudiated lts Congratelatiose to 11r.-1011 Mrs.
Robe Beill (Dee Ea Brown), of Car-
low, OD the advent of • little daugh-
ter on April 2nd. at Alexandra bob.
Mra. Wm. Hamilton, of Ethel. spent
Earter week -end with her brother, Mr.
Mrs. Misabeth Robb, who has been
es the sick Bat lately, le gradually
improving, we are glad to say.' '
Miss L. Dreaney bad the following
visitors. to call on Good Friday: Mr.
sod Mrs. Allan McNabb of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Chia. Whitely and child-
ren. of Goderich township. atid Dr. -
and Mrs. Hall, of Godericii.
iwent' of banking sod currency.
Sir Harold Matilintoah. tbe great Mr. Jim Million, who has finished
toffee manufacturer of liallfax, Yorks. hie eouree at 0.A.C.. Guelph. and me-
lts another ease a a remilkably Ter- cemsfully peeved the examination*. is
I Kettle man. Ile Dot only knows how spending the Easter vacation with his
Ito make good candy but he 11. a great uncle and annt, Mr. end Mee Lome
I eying bred Jersey( cattle leers.
Mrs. Edwards' •erioue condition. but
sltbough they sped bY train alsd auto'
mobile to her bedside they did not ar-
rive natal 4 o'clock Tnesday morning.
funeral aervice at ber home on Thum -
Many sorrowing friends attended the I
day, sad the wealth of floral tributes
wItich overmodest the bier was eel -
deuce of the esteem ID which tbe de-
parted one was beld by tbose who
knew ber The service was conducted
by Rev. W. P. Lane, of North street
,..lialted church.
After the service about thirty
fries& carried the floral offerings to
the waiting cars an6 the funeral cor-
tege proceeded to Maitland cemetery,
where Interment was tnade, the pall-
bearers being Robert Johnston. A. L.
thonehouse and FL 8. Griff.
Save Money By
Prepaying
Tows of (Acrid 1936 Taxes
Taxpayers may purchaae Tax Prifillytkant Receipts for 1936
Taxes at favorable discounts
COST COST
AMOUNT
110.00
Prepayment Receipts
Tax Bills during the first
Bank interest le only 2 per cent. !lurch** yottr Pre
payment Receipts early and have your money earning 5 per
mut. interest. •
June Discounts Will be allowed hi addition.,
49.45 49.65
timid be presented along with 1936
installment period.
_Neil R. MacKay, Tax Collector
Sir Norman Angell, who received
tbe peace prise a few years ago, has
been succesolvely a reacher in Cali-
fornia. a gold pro/pester, a special
correspondent, a sewspaper manager
in Parts. a polTikiiii,"ind iast but not
least a write( de veswomice He le
• farmer of no teem order, farming
off the Essex come on Northey Island
and raising much produce. He con-
ducts for hits guests astir -raking yacht
or two ago he invented an ingenious
card game to Melt people the rude
Use The Signal's Classified Columns
Wall a er Time
Springtime Is
Wallpaper Tinge
Get that room decorated now.
The newest designs in Wall -
Sample designs to choose from
T. H. Carrick
carcuT PAPER GANGER
AN I ) DECORATOR
Call Carrick foi a KOOd clean /oh
—PHONE 157-
29 Victoria St Owderich
its r IFS RRk
Anniversary Services
-in_be bald
North St. United Church
on
Sinday, April 19th
The guest preacher will be
NEV. P. BRUCE THORNTON,
wbo will also rive hie celebra-
ted, illustrated lecture
°AROUND THE WORLD WITH
NOTE BOOK AND CAMEILI"
013
lAsoday. April nth at ILM pa.
SHIELD PRESENTED at kis farm place at Knaresborough Mrs. J. R. MeNah, of Lueknow, a
that have won prises in the Royal i former resident of Dungannon. was •
Winner* In Carpet Bowling Show. interest has overflowed to welcome visitor In the burg on Mon -
Receive Their Treoy 'Aar"' the cancer 'research problem and be day.
loss done much for the Empire Cau- Max Wilma Treleaven Is asisisting
The Goderich Carpet Bowling League (IT Campaign. As a director on with the positoffiee duties thist week.
was brought to a pleasant close last ' boards of building societies and banks! MIse Iona Swan. of St. Helena,
week after • successful season, when and assurance companlee be is a roil- ((lilted her cousin. Doris Swan, over
the champion No. 1 Foresters were tied man. The 1.M.C.A. work knows,. Muster Sunday.
presented with the l'. Cleveland ; him for a great helper and enthusisat ;1 Mina Die Riven Is spending a few
shield by Councillor J. E. iluckins at and tbe World'. Sunday School Avow- days' Oho week with Wench at the
a banquet in the club moue Wm. elation at their IAA convention made i Bedford hotel, Goderich.
narker, skip of the championship team, hitn their prt,iiliint. Ile is a good 1 Mr. Gordon R. Kidd, principal of
received the shield for lila team and lay Methodist pr.aber. Dungannon public school, is spending
*Poke brIedY, expressing Ms appreche ; it certainty a good tbing to take ;the Easter vacation at bne home at
tIon Of • winter of fine trport. up a bobby or hobbies and be aisle to Southampton. Mime 0. Farrier. teach -
The champion's, for the setmod con- bec rt in some other line thee ' er of the junior room. is with her per-
secutive tear, are W. Barker. J. W.
MacDonate, Geo. MacLeod and C.
place teams, Victorians and 1...0.1.„ re-
ceived small prises.
At the head table during the ban-
quet were Councillor iluckins, K. U.
Clevelsod, president of tbe Magas;
J. Adam, secretary, end A. .1. Wilkins.
Short addresses were given by Mak
Larder, Alp of the VIctoriaas: J.
Adam, *kip of the L.O.L. was; A. J.
Wilkins and J. W. Bell.
The Alps of Meagre team* which
played la She teal/tier co-operated with
the executive to make the owlet even-
ing a grand mores.
who cultivates this sentsible "ereatility Mre. David 5 Errington spent the
will save himself from ruttiness and Easter week -end with her daughter,
will be enabled to Pee things from new , Mrs. Wallace Black, Trafalgar 'greet.
viewpoints' and make most deeiralle 'Godierich.
eontacts that will be refreshing. Mr. Heber Folly with Ms •fonr Anna.
_ Thornton, freine. Frank and Roes, MO -
1 tored to Toronto on Saturday to owe
thr &Mal hockey frame between the
It Red Wing,
cONUNOt
"Canadian Cowboys"
I TUIIIDAl. APED. ?1st. 1538
Laerli Cafeteria Admission Me
TALBOT & CORNISH
They started for hnme the same eren-
Ing and report the gime one of many
Ur. David 'Sirens Itt immured to work
on the farm for the rummer with Mr.
Elmer Irwin, aear Isicknow.
, the 'home of Mr. stet Mrs Arthur Cat -
bort on the frarPI Med
WITH GOT/MI(11 LEAPING TALENT
OVER 100 IN CAST 300 COSTUMES
THE MOST ELABORATE STAGE SHOW, EVER
PRESENTED IN OODERICH
RESERVED SEATS
plan Tenn House opens for both
Drug Store next Tueeday
RUSH SEATS (under balcony)
45c, plus 5c tax
nights at Campbell's
morn in g.
OPERA HOUSE
22-23 Next Wednesday
and Thursday
SCHOOL PUPILS' KATINEE WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON