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Phons d86 Hamilton St.
WARNING
Riding bicycles on the side-
walk in strictly against tbs
Town Bylaws.
Offenders will be prose-
cuted.
R. C. P.stdet`wailte,
CHIEF OF POLie .
W reeking
ACROSS PROM Cog RTA'rrON
Lei*, LATH AND BUILDING MATERIAL TOR
- SALE CHEAP--
Pim* Frame Barn for Removal, 30 x 45 ft.
APPLY TO SALZMAN AT JOB -
FURNITURE
Repaired, Remodelled allla
Upholstered
viR
OY GUARANTEE!)
PRICES REASONABLE
George McKay
St. David's Street, Goderich
THE a'
Baptist Church
Rev. 8. It. McClung, Minister
I6 a.m., BiBLE SCHOOL
11 ■ m.
"TSE HOLY SPIRIT AND
CHRIST"
7 p.m.
••0 TASTE AND SEE"
Jitney Dancing
EVERY SATURDAY RITE
at the PAVI
-£DNDISION 100
'-Free Dancing till 9.30-1-
Free
.30•-rtree Taxi Service from
West Street
SPECIAL DANCE
ON TUESDAY, MAY 19th
Admission 35c
Mother's Day in
Goderich Churches
Voda and Services Appropriate to
the Occasion at Sunday's
Senior
Services In Goderich churches on
Suuday morning were devoted to the
honoring of mothers and to the mem-
ory of mothers who have passed be-
yond. as tbe tenflrrgationa toted in
the observance of "Mother's Day."
The day was warm and bright and
large congregatlooe attended the ser-
vices. Pulpit platforms and altars
were beautifully bedecked with dow-
er. and special music was provided
by full choirs.
At Knox Presbyterian church the
children of the Sunday scb of attended
the morning aeryke in a body. Rev.
D. J. Lane spoke fittingly on the sub-
ject, "Holy Living, Our Tribute to
Mothers," and Mims Dorothy Green
sane 'an appropriate solo.
Attendance diplomas and seals
were distributed by Mr. E. C. Beacom.
superintendent of the Sunday school,
a,. follows:
First-year diplomas -Robert Moore.
Nancy Hallows, Irene Stoddart. Jack
Felt:ley. Nell Tbompeon, Jack Hamil-
ton. Elgin Fisher, Louise Morrison,
Frieda Barbour, Noreue Morrlsou.
Jock Young.
Second -year seals -Joan Buchanan,
Irene Milne, lolly Newcombe. Jim
Saunders, Fred Stokes, Don Rivers,
Molly Bisset, Ruth Butt. Betty Du-
quette. Lech* Black. Betty Mellwain.
Third -year seals- Ordetta Fisher.
John Schaefer, Fkf Itraughan. Robert
Maskell, Lllllas Milne. l'na MacDon-
ald, Douglas Orr. .._
Fourth-year scala -Mary MacDonald.
Helen Muir, Noreen Mcsay, Ale:.
Butler, Frank Hawthorne.
Fifth -year seals-Marjork Daer.
Marjorie Tufford, Eleanor MacEwan,
Shirley Marwick. Robert Hawthorne,
Billy Lanaway. Jack Tufford, Beeate
Glidden. Max Cutt, Phy1W Hawthorne.
Peter MacEwan. '
Sixth -year seals -Harold -Deer. Al-
bert Gauley, Margaret Lanaway, Rdth'
Doer. Grace MacDonald. Robert Bisset.
sett -tear sells -Ruth Sbepberd,
Jack Laureation. Hamel Gaaley.
also annooaeed that twe
member* of the Sunday school bad
completed the junior memory course,
reciting all three parts. Mr. Beacom
out that the ronrse was no
easy task, and stated that the first
part consisted of reciting. at one class,
the 1st Psalm. the Ten Commandments,
ten verses of the gospel of St. Luke,
one hymn and a abort parer.
The two winners of headsotne diplo-
mas for their efforts were OrdelL and
Elgtn Fisher. The little hey also re -
Salvage & Supply Co.
Value Shoppers! Quality Shopper.
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FARTHER FOR YOUR NEEDS
Terse valises are effective May 14th, IStl4 16th
Lard 2.25`
'Pah 2 -25`
Chocolate Covered Bisects
Emery Peek7`
Shrimps Tt.
RECKITT'S
BLUE P� 6c SODA
BISCUITS
KRAFT
VF•LVEETA CHEESE CAMADIANsCHEE E
Plain or Pimento Plain or Pimenss
Chateau Cheese
Plain or Pimento
2 27`
CHRISTIE'S, M.CORMICE.
WESTON'S err
McCORMICK JERSEY CREAM
'B" Package
TEA
3y(-oa- Pkg.
=o<
YAW. Labial tk 29c
Riehmelle Win
Omer. Psk« meg- 1-1b, Tits 69C
CHERRIES 225c
PERFECTION
••;.�..i4•aw.
Cowan's Cocoa ren 23c
HOUSE-CLEANING NEEDS
Cleaseer
BABBITT'S • 3 T- 13(
Star or Ilandy Powder
AMMONIA
Good Quality
BROOMS -
Pkg. 5(
Each 25(
Arm & Hammer
Washing Soda 2Pkgs.13'
Peri ec twin
FLOOR WAX 1 -ib. Tin 25<
Round }Nib
CLOTHES PINS den- 10<
Spring Clip I0 -Pin Pkg.
Clothes Pins 3 Pkge. 25<
CLOTHES LINES 30 ft. 1St! : SO ft. 2$4
EON -AMI, Cake or Powder 2 for 250
!LOA. 4 -pad Pkg. 14e ; 8 -pad Pkg. 234
Ni1W-. larse-Tt - .
�, 11 Perf'n 12-0:. Bot. 111!
Perf'n S -oz. Jar. Mkt
PENN-RADD r
Pauuarlea.ia
MOTOR OIL
WHITE SATiN
PASTRY
GILLETT'S
LYE
Tin
Cath Pr Cam
1
FLOUR
24-gp. 57C
Au
Canada Garden
SEEDS
Small Pkg. Large Pkg.
5< 10<
Hevueel 6 -or Tin
Chicken 27<
A LANDIWARE DISAPPEARING
TLL L a picture of the old Banits House, opposite the C.N.R.
station, which 1s now in the hands of the wreckers. Aa stated to
these columns last week, this was originally the Maitland hotel, and
was erected about seventy-five )ears ago by Edward Honker, who
conducted It for maay years. Afterwards It waa purchased and con-
ducted by B. J. Saults, who retired from the business some years ago
but retained ownership of the property. Evidently the original en-
graving to this office wan mortised and the words "Smelts House" in-
serted at tbe time of the change In ownership of the hotel.
OM residents may be interested In seeing this picture of a land-
mark that is now disappearing, and possibly they may be able to recog-
nise the figure of the biedrlver as that of the late A. M. Polley, a
famous character of those days In Goderich.
mired a special prise from hla Sunday
school teacher.
•
At North Street Vatted
At North street 1'olted church 1
choir of mothers led the service of
praise. The hymn "God Give 1's
Homes." arranged as an anthem, was
sung, Mrs. Mond apd Mrs. Lane taking
the duet part. 'Mrs. R. F. Player
sang ■ solo. "Father, Our Children
Keep"
Rev. W. P. Ione spoke from the
text "Salute Rufus and his mother"
(Romans 16:13).
Beautiful flowers on the pulpit plat-
form were contributed by the members
of the W.M.B. evening auxiliary. .
At the Baptist Chorek
Rev. S. R. McClung. of the Baptist
church. preached on the words, 'Seek
ye first the Kingdom of God." and
gave a *bort eermonette on "Mother,"
for the children. Mrs. McClung sang
'Hymn* Motber Used to Sing," and
recitation. wt -re given by Wm. Johns
sten aad Miss Verna M111er..-
61, €e.srge'e Moak. -
Ise. ilia L Roberta, jf Winghasa,
rural dtaa of the Deatry of Her
spoke appropriatety at ;-8t. G
Anglican chore+ at tee Amorning ser.
rice oa the subject "Aid the Mother
of Jea.mw Was There." aid a fall chair
rendered the anthem, `games it Times
a Stilbeas.'
Thesis St. LLY.I Amrek
At Victoria street Caked chervil the
Morels" twrvIee was la bailor of moth-
ers, with a fell choir of young men
ben the Christ*, Service Group tee*.
lag the monied of song. In the even-
ing the .device was b Mace of lathers,
and the chair wee esu poled of yeas
wosuez e . Be'. !. W.
• thin sermons 011
o
topics dsuw� lit_ the day.. Tie
wheel
Oat at 10 elder k. sad
the programs mum wappSad Ow tie
Religions. remotion n(' ..._.�r_L.
Mew waa
1i w iskee/rt, , The
Pewee* monomial rep Was se
far tete drat tient ane will be pre*eatei
at Adenoma to the r-:ame that follows
mom Hoeft the rde- set down by the
sands, wheel lard we manaaemeat
and will be wanted by the clads for
a year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
(;oderice Women's Hospital Auxiliary
will be held at the public library on
LASE LEVELS
Shrum Gem Three bailee Higher than
a Year Age
Ottawa, May 11. -Water level In
the St. Lawrence River In Montreal
harbor was 77 Inches (ower during
April than In March. but 14 inches
higher than April, 1935, according to
a report issued by the Hydrographic
Service. Department of Marine.
The level was 181 tnches lower than
the highest April (18871 since 1860,
35% inches higher than the lowest for
that month (1961), and 88% Inches
lower then the average level of April
for the last 76 years.
The level In Lake Superior was 1%
Inches lower than April late year and
3% Inches higher than the average
level for April for the last 76 years.
Lake Huron was Silt Inches higher
than April, 1935, and 2814 Inches lower
than the average levet for that month -
In the Wt -76 yfirs!
Rhlsifheel of Lake EH. was 10 inches
'finer than April last year but 18
Riches lower than the average for the
last TS years.
iyrlo was 16% Iaek a blabs
than April. 19116. and 15% inches lower
than the average for tbe month In the
last 76 years.
BRIEFS
The regular mediae d Ooderlcb
Township Hospital:aazMary will he
(-*ld at the home of the Ritmo Salkeld,
Bayfield road, on Thursday, Maw 21St.
at 2.30 pm.
Knox church Mission Band and
Girls' Circle will told an afternooa
tea and sale of baking at the masa
Colborne street. on Saturday, May
16th. from 3.30 to 6 pm.
The regular meeting of OS &Tiber
Circle will be held at Knox church oa
Monday, May 18th. at 8 o'clock p.m.
The report of the Provincial meeting
r eentir held at Ottawa will be given.
The next regular meeting of the
VIrtorfa Home and School Club will
be held Tburday. May 28th. instead
of May 21e. on arenunt of the Bog
ic'ouu meeting to he held on the lat-
ter date
T. t:. O'Neill. of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce staff. was taken to Alex-
andre hospital no Thnrsday night last.
Nenday. May 18th, at 4 o'clock p.m. for an emergency operation for appen-
Clcltla. During hie abseure C. F. Co -
lean. of the Strattnrd branch of the
ht, will he stationed here.
Hoop GOING with -
- GODERICH MARKET PRICES
(PE(' I Al.!
Large Juicy Oranges
25c dozen
Extra Large Pineapples
tic each -
BETTER BRAN
FLAKES
Tuna brae flakes are pre-
ferred by active people.
Packed with flavor and nour-
ishment. Crimp and delicious
with milk or cream.
Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes
have enough extra bran tb be
mildly laxative. Insist on
these genuine bran flakes at
all grocers. Always oven -
crisp and ready to eat. Made
by Kellogg in London, Ont.
:.; Yawl
Henn, 5 lbs,. 23e; bees, 4-5 lbs., 11c;
bens under 4 lbs., 10c.
Ego rad Butter
Fkgs, per dozen, 12e -161e; batter.
dairy, Ib. lsc; butter, creamery, lb.,
22c.
. live Sleek
Bacon hogs, cwt.. 47.75: beet, ih.,
4r -Sc; veal, Ib., 7c -7%c.
Grate
Wheat, per bus.. 65e -70c; buck-
wheat, per bus., 33s -31k; oats, per
bus., 25e -30e; barky, per bus., 33e --
Vegetables
Potatoes, per bag, 41.25; turnips,
per bus., 25e -30c.
Flour sad Feed
Bran, 100 -ib:- bag, $1.10--41.15;
shorts, 100 -ib. bag, 41.25-41.30; Mani-
toba floor, 100-1b. bag, $2.85-$5.25.
AUCTIONiBRING
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH,
ja LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL ,
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give ettlafactfon.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. 0. E. MYERS, V.8., B.V.Sc,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and Ontario Veterinary College.
Office at T. T Morphy's, Hamilton
street. Phones: Day 206; residence
249W.
PUBLIC NOTICE
LAWN MOWERS POWER GROUND
and repaired. Reconditioned mow-
ers and hlcycles ter aide or exchange.
--Ar' Il i(ft Qua
NOTICE I HAVE BOiI(lHT Al!Impordd Clydesdale stallion and In -
find petting him on the..roed. Pee
trNr
JAS. CHIS iOL.M, Jr.,
Goderich R.R. 6.
WANTED
WANTED TO W;T.-r. GOOD USED
piano. Mui he In drat -class con-
dition and rowdiest'', priced. Apply
SIGNAL QYTICE.
R(►OMERB WANTED. - LAS(i)l�
frame bomlt, coaysaleat to Square,
all modern eeaveatencea. Apply J. R.
BARNWELL, 27 Keay. street.
WANTED. -LOCAL SALESMAN TO
Gell directly to consumers 100 per
cent. pure Pennsylvania cerUAed mo-
tor lubricating oil at au attractive
price and which will net to an active
salesman a good living. Cash trans
ii aloe. tuiose.Wt. t/typ&7 to DVA
25, THE 'SIGNAL.
NOTICE TO t2EDITORB
NOTICE TO CRISOTORS.
Notice Is hereby given to all persona
having claims against the Estate of
William Hill, late of the Town of
Goderich, .n the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased, to send the same
duly verified to the undersigned on or
before the 28rd day of May, 1936, atter
which data the Executors will proceed
to distribute the said estate among the
persons entkled tbereto, taving regard
only to the claims of which they then
shell have had notice, and that the)
will nut be liable for the proceeds of
the estate so distributed to any person
of whose claim notice shall not by then
have been received.
F. R. DARIROW, Goderkb, Ontario,
Solicitor for tbe Executors.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK.
ANL► IMPLEMENTS.
At the farm of Lisle Ufilftaa, hat�M4
Lake Range,
at Kintal _�! Neth
SATURDAY, ILAY
at 1 o'clock p.m.
Everything to be sold, as the pro-
prietor 1s quitting farming.
WELLINGTON IHENDERSON,
Auctioneer.
LOUIS DALTON, Proprietor.
jjNIUMIREVED ANiON SALE OF
VVHOUSE FURNISH INOS AND
0Ta ARTICLES.
Wire Instructed by Mrs. Thome*
Mc0ratten and James Green to sell
by public auction, at Melt Srme la
Ialtford, oa
eA'a DAA -MAR-- Mae at 1.30 sharp all the contents of the
home, including:
Emerson oprlght piano, a good in-
strument ; antique walnut sofa ; eve
large upholstered chats; library
table; rug, 3% x 4 yards; number of
small tables; gateleg dining table; ate
dining chairs; couch; four coagoleam
rugs, 3 z 4 yards; pictur4s; carpets;
eurtalas ; hall rack; three auntie*
chairs; antique Iltdroom suite, mat-
tress and spHAgf: three bedroom
mites, mattresses and springs; walnut
tall leaf table; six kitchen chairs;
Sideboard; chest of drawers; walnut
washstand; White droppead sewing
macbine; McCrary range and pipes;
Quebec beater sad pipes; kitchen
stove; Magnet cream separator; large
barrel churn; lawn Mailer; eau kit-
chen cupboard. lamps; crocks; jars;
Ilght team wean'. with pole and
shafts; two -section harrows, and num-
erous other articles.
Everything most be disposed of, as
the property is sold.
TERMS -Cash.
T. OUNDRY A SON, Au. t)oneers.
FOR SALT
L`OR SALE. -PERMANENT WAVE
machine and dsyee ter sale cheap
BOX 22, SIGNAL OIITICE, Ooderkh.
SMALL f/IV&ROOM HOUSE FUR
aaie as -easy -term; electric Ugh',
water and excellent cellar. Apply to
L. E. DANCI6Y,
L'88EX COACH FOR SALE AT
is Bradley's garage. Excellent condi-
tion. Two new area, hatter) and top.
Newly painted. 450 cash.
FOR BALE. -FRAME HOUSE ON
■ Brock street. Also piano and a
number of other articles. Apply at
residence et T. T. MURPHY. Colborne
street.
UOUSE FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY
�3aabriek house on Trafalgar street, In
good condition. Modern convenlencee.
Apply GEORGE WESTBROOK, Tra-
falgar street.
$JOUSE FOR SALE. --TWO-STORY
brick house on Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
World exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply at /11ONAL p4"FICE.
PASTURE FARM TO RENT NEAR
Benmiller, at will sell on easy terms.
Apply to MRS. RUTH THOMPSON,
13368 Chelsea street, Detroit. Mich..
or to HARVEY FISHER, R.R. 6,
Goderich, Ontario, Canada.
FOR SALE-R1;X10AL.AW ON
■ Keaya street. Red brick, good con-
dition, seven rooms including three-
piece hatbroom. Hardwood floors
throughout, modern lighting, storm
windows all round. Easily heated by
fnrnaee. Mottle garage. Extra lot
with young frust orchard. Sacrifice
for quick ole. Apply 47 Keays
street.
New Books
IN OUR LE»'Dllra
LIBRARY
Cole's Book Store
Goderich
Ont.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
1• W. MONTEITH,
Cbarured Accountant
89 Ontario street., Stratford, Ontario
(Member Flretbrook, McLeod • Moo-
telth, Toronto, Ontario.)
MEDICAL
R. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
god Golden Sputa, Throat 1304011111.
Loudon. En
EYES 'TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit -Wednesday, May 20,
from 7 pm. to 1 p.m. on Thursday,
May 21, at Bedford Hotel.
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
�I Barrister, Ele.
Office -court House, Oodericb,
Telephone 55.
MG -"BB R. NAIRN,
ar Nanlster and Solicitor
ages Hamilton Street. Ooderlea.
Telephone 512.
FRNEBT Y. LEE,
1
Barrister and Solicitor
Bun Lite Building, Adelaide and Vic-
toria
lrtoria Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
rHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Oodrteh, Pout 341
Equipped with electro-dagmetle
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic, organic,
aid nervous diseases. Lady le at-
tendance. Omce hours 2 to 5 and 7
to 8 pm. on Tueday. Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. only, or ronaultatloo may be dad
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and omct--Cerner of
South street and Britannia road.
I INSURANCE, LOANS, RTC.
lMsa3tB11i
KILIOP MUTUAL EIRE INR-
A.NCE 'CO. -Farm and Isolated
town property Insured.
Officers -Alex. Broadfoot, President
Seaforth; John E. Pepper, Vice -Presi-
dent. Itrueefield ; M. A. Reid, Seese-
Mury-fressu rev, Sea forth.
Directors -Alex. Broadfoot, 8ea-
ferth ; James Sholdice, Walton; Wm.
Zaire, Londeeboso; George Leonhardt,
Dublin; Joh■ E. Pepper, Brueefield :
James Connolly, Goderich; Thomas
Moylan, 8eaforth ; W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth ; Alex. McEwing, Blyth.
Agents -W, J. Yeo, R.R. 3, Chutes;
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brucefieid ; R F. McKercher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt Kis-
cardlne; R. G. Jarmuth, R.R. 1, Born-
holm.
Policy -holders can make all payasen(a
and get their cards recelpted at the
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Citt's
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderich, or
1. H. Reed's General Store, Baydc1d.
FARM FOR. SALE. -BEING LOT 89
on highway 8, one and a -bait miles
from 1lolmesvllle, conalstleg of 100
aeres more or less There is a 'nod
frame house; excellent bank Karn :
pig pen, driving abed, and chicken
hoose, all In gwoed 1r. The farm
is Ill exceUeat �n and la coq;.
atdeeeet nuns the In thee diene e4 ; r
watered by creek and never -falling
spring. Hard sad soft water In booms,
The property Ia befog sold to elms
the estate of the Into Wm. 1'1111. Per
&intuit particular* sppi/ HAREIA'rr
M HIf.h HUGH HILL, WM. W.
HiLL., Onderkh, Ezecntsrs of the Es -
tete of W.. Hill.
SAVE
Money
by
Prepaying
TOWN OF GODERICH
1936 TAXFS
Taxpayers may portfolio Tax
Prepayment Rerelpte ter 1934
Taxes el favorabk discounts.
COST
AMOUNT May 1 to 13
=10.00
50.00
$ 9.93
49.65
Prepayment R.eelpte moat be
prevented along with 10.16 Tax
BIN during the first Installment
period. r
Rank Interest Ie only 2 Dar
rent. Portent* yen'.Prepay
ilkeW' akketutplit-Wet, atxd 11.11l,1,,a
your pump). ewrNag pe .,
t nterdt.
Jude nnnta will be allowed / `
in addle "ra
NEIL L MtaoLT• :-._
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