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OODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936
ISeaforth Theft
0 Charge Dropped
$1 Evidence Offered Against
Salesman—
tilde's Court
The 0. F. Carey Co.
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
Representative Loudon Life
Insurance 'Co.
Ofilleez-lissonic Temple, West
... Street, Goderich
Halm 11WI, Manager. 'Phone 231
4.7
Geo. Williams & Son
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Jere, Accident, Automobile add
General Insurance Agadir --
OFFICE, NEXT TO BANK
OF COMMERCE
Phone $3 Goderich
that The Signal's Classified Columns
or Sale at Port Albert
Nicely Wooded Cottage Lois
HYDRO CONNECTION
-Also Hooves in Town -
AUTO, ACCIDENT and FERE
INSURANCE
W. J. POWELL
PHONE in GODERICH
Plumbing, Heating
-OR-
Eavestroughing
WE HAVE IT
Repairs for all makes of
stoves K furnaces
Prompt service and reasonable
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John Pinder
num 127' P. O. Hes 111
A charge against P. E. Newton,
bond sa:eassuau, of Toronto, of tbe
theft of 10,000 shares of second Stan-
dard Oil Royalties, valued at $1•200,
the property of Robt. Boyd, of lin-
fortb, war withdrawn %ben he 'ap-
peared htfore Magistrate .1 A. Makin/
REBEKAH INSTALLATIONS
Mrs. l'earl Lawrence, district deputy
president of Rebekah d'ortrict No. 26,
and staff on Moeda, of this week in-
stalled the officers of Eitieleelair Re-
bekah Lodge, Seafortb, and on Wed-
nesday conducted the inbtallation at
Silvtercrest Rebekah Lodge, Ililverton.
at Thursday evening Wm. Lawrence
couducted the intallatiou of Joiseph
Oliver Rebekah Lodge at Mitchell.
The Installation team was as ?elbows:
Mrs. Toole, D.M. ; Mrs. Roope, D.D.M.;
Mrs. Doak, D.D.R.S.; Mies Marie Bell,
I)I). treasurer; Mrs. Shore, D.D.
chaplain; Mrs. Newcombe, D.I.G.;
Miss Driver, pianist; Mrs. Tweedie,
1).D.F.S.
on Thum:lay tart. No evidence was
offered, and the withdrawal of the
charge was agreed to by Crown
Attorney Holmes on condition New-
ton pay the cotes of $36.25.
L. N. Proctor, of Brussels, was
found guilty of operating a motor
vehicle while intoxicated and was
sentenced to seven dare In All.
Chief Postelethwaite testified be
found ttre-man 1:11 ids -truck been* the
highway on Sunday morning, Septem-
ber 13. Proctor was asleep, half out
of the cab wiidow.
-1 asked him what was the trouble
and he said 'I'm stalled,' " testified
Gm Chief. - 'Ion look it,' I told
him."
"Do you sag- ha was Leto:tested?"
•sked tbe Crown Attorney.
-He war drunk," meld the witness.
Defence coo:meet argued the truck
wao pushed from the hIghwiy, being
out of commission.
"I submit the truck was pushed by
hand. It would not move under its
own poser, therefore it was not a
motor vehicle under ttw meaning of
the Act. It was a perambulator,"
said defence counsel.
The Chief, ho conescated the ve-
hicle, stated Proctor had no difiiculty
starting the machine when he was re-
leased from jail on bell on Monday.
Orown Attorney Holmes then declared
defence onunsere argumcia was inap-
plicable, and such was tte finding of
His Worship,
Duff Beneteau, of Clinton, charged
with keeping liquor for sale, was re-
manded on Ws own bail a week.
A sixtten-yearold Clinton giri was
sent back to the care of ber parents.
Ste had been placed with the Salva-
tion Army when ebe guoved unman-
ageable at home. bat Lad tun away
from the 'citadel' and. stayed out all
night. Her parents were lectured
more severely than the girl, Miler
trate Mrkins endeavoring to impress
upon them their responsibility with
regard to the
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ELECTSC SHOP
THIGH FRACTURED
William Walters, elderly Colborne
township farmer, is in Alexandra hoer
pita' with a fractured thigh, the re-
sult of a fall this week. Mr. Wel-
tersiell while walking from the house
to the burn.
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THIEVES UNSUCCESSFUL
Thieves on Friday night drew two
blanks, in raid* on two offices at N% ing- 1
ham. On Saturday morning the of- I
are staff of the firm of Mahood &
Stewart found books and papers lit-
tered &beet the floor and .he safe don
Wide open. It never was kept locked,
as rash was not kept in tte safe.
. Alto during the same night an at-
tempt wan made to open the safe in
tbe office of the Fry dr Illaekhall
nzanufacturing plant. An attempt to
open the vete bv driPiog a hole
through the door was aboondon441, and
the thieves departed. taking a small
sum from tha_rash register.
Provincial Conostable P E. mecoy
is in charge of the investigation.
SERVICE OF WITNESS
The Deanery of Huron was well re-
preeented at a service of saltness at
St. Paul's Anglican church, Clinton,
on Monday evening. Rev, 'K. Maloun
was in charge of the service, which
was sponsored by the Local Council
of the Deanery Of Huron. Rt. Rev.
C. A. Seater, Bishop of Huron, ad-
dressed the gathering or The Ideal-
ism of St. Paul."
Rev. Wc-431.--21saaer, of Barfield,
installed the Winery ofileers at the
conclusion of the service.
Thom attending from (loth -rich
were Rev. A. C. Calder, Archdeacon
Jonee-Batenstn, Mime Catherine Lewis,
Harold Blackstone, Albert Shore, MiSti
Margaret Bradley, Mlle Margaret
Evms, Miss Irene Foster, Mint
Foster and Miss Fk4en Thomas.'
IV. H. A. Has Had a
Successful Year
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Mrs. G. IL Watson Re-elected
President—Projects for Aid
• of Local Hospital
Mrs. G. M. Watson was re-elected
president a the Women's Hospital
Auxiliary at tbe annual meeting, held
at MacKay Hall on Saturday after-
noon. The report of tbe nominating
committee, announced by Miss Etta
SauRik war as follows: Honorary
president, Mrs. M. G. Cameron, New
'York; Mrs. M. E. Felker, Windsor;
Mrs. ('. A. Reid, Goderich; honorary
vice-president, Mrs. E. W. Chrrie;
president, Mrs. G. M. Watson; vice-
presidents, Mrs. A. D. McLean. Mrs.
John Hunter, Mra. John ileribon, Mrs.
1).-E. Campbell; secretary. Miss Claire
Reynolds; treasurer, Mrs. A. F.
Sturdej erne neretary, Mrs. Jolla
Murboon.
Mime Reynolds reported a inost suc-
(woeful year bad been enjoyed by the
Auxiliary, and) Mites M. E. MikeId
gave a similarly encouraging report
for the Goderich Township ii0Apatal
Auxiliary, which was well represented
at"the meeting.
• "One of the main objectivea of the
society at present," said Miss Rey-
nolda, "is the purchaaing 1.f a gas Was -
!chine for the administering of
anaesthetics to patients In our hos-
Asks Referendum
'K.AR, NO. 44
on Beer Business
THE COOKING SCHOOL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Gederich Links Internam! in Mrs. H.
M. Aitken's Visit
A 'Meet famous lu thy history of
Nov. Dr. Hasen, of London, ID ooderich will be recalled when Mrs.
of North &rest H• M. Attlles, towductitte the <Pied*
United Church inarch Company Cooking Schad in
1MacKay ltaIl on Friday afternoon of
thia week, will prepare and cook a
CAIARY A COMPUTE
4STOCK OP
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of ell
kinds
Estimable gives es spalicaties
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FRANK WAITER
Telephone 82 -L •Goderieli
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Tired nerves make you restless,
nervous, Irritable and sleepless. Most
women, and men too, depend on Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food for new nerve
force. For new pep and energy use
Dr. Chase's
NERVE FOOD
"We are astifring to t•ring about sr
refereeduse towesable people to vote,
ludependently of polities, on whether
or not they want the beer businees,"
said Rev. Dr. G. N. Hawn, of London,
representing- the Ontario Temperance
Federation as ise-spoke from the pul-
pit of North street United church un
Sunday morning
the last two years," he said,
tbe introductien of beverage
rootus, ot which there are 1,100 or
more in the Previte, beer drinking
has Werra:led 300 per cent., and con-
trary to tbe arguusent of two years
ago, the consumption of bard liquor
alai has. eternised. 9. four pee cent- lam
crn_m
ve being olest last Leer in On-
tario, and there has been 1 gradual
lot -reuse througbout the sleet -The
minion. ,
-Last year Ontario vent risty-eigiit
millions on liquor, and that don not
include illicit drink: That was during
the hard. times a 1935, when thirty
six mil/tons were spent on reitef."--•
pr. Hazen spoke emphatically on the
subject, pointing; out that alcoholism
breeds crime, initnerality and viee, and
Ir detrimental to body and mind.
'1 think we all feel tte liquor busi-
ness is an economic loss, a wade.
No man ever drank himself rich.
"There is an element of respectabil-
ity about the beer 'parlor* which the
bar -room did not have. No decent
woman would enter a bar -room, but
now the Government seal on beverage
rooms permits a most serious thing,
mixed drinking.
"It la becoming the fashion, as you
know, for young mon and young wo-
men to drink together, and tbe trouble
is we are getting used to R. We no
longer are disturbed by it. Oh, that
the Christian Church might be awak-
ened to see the twrimeoneas of this
problem in the Province of Ontario.
"In one town in Huron county two
drunken young women were seen
eprawied On the sidew•lk. It might
he said io favor of the bar -room that
wizen persons stood at the bar they
knew when to quit drinking. Today,
while seated In the comfortable bever-
age rooms, they never know when to
stam."
Dr. Hazen pointed oaf that 1,224
persons lost their livee on Ontario
highways boa year, their deoths be-
ing att-ibuted to the "drinking ,
driver." 1
etattinue? Why licente the business?
"Why is this faituation permitted to
Not because of the money derived from I
It. The eon/miner den uot makel
entater,,And.. it is mime fraRt Ibt....vaer- I
rtiaots. to go to the maunfacturere of
liquor. With their million -a they
exert n great influence with the 'mili-
tate]. A special fund bat. 194'11
110d1 already two generous donations ..•
rhe indirretenee Of the Christian !
b
Goderich Post, Canadian Legion, and
$60 from a former prevIdent, Mrs.
Cameron, of New York. As the ma-
chine Will con from fire to e4ght
hundred dollars, the Aexlitery hopes
that organizations sad individuals s -ill
see fit to help the fund along from which ruins the ascii.* of our people,"
time to time by contributiqg towards i‘sonelnded the smeller.
it, 'the need of a machine of this kind I
being very great."
.tmong floe projects, for tabling
are -a agle-44-tickm• Alt'n anlri
house and the sale of it took book,
eontaining favorite recipesiir
of Goderich. which ham been compiled
by the Auxiliary.
Activities of the Past Year
During the last year the Auxiliary
provided gifts for the hospital staff at
Christalfs; arranged tl.e programs
and provided the mapper at the
nurses' gradvietIon, at which the
Auxiliary presented the graduates
with auntie& achosors; held the hos-
WIG birthday party at MacKay Hall;
sponsored • theatre night benefit for
the hospital; held a garden tea at the
home of the president and asaisted
the Lion. <lab at the crippled child-
ren's clinic.
The trraP4Urer'a report, given hy
Mre. A. F. Sturdy, Rhovved receipts of
$11.04.0Z, with a balance of $.111.10 and
PO in the fund for the gas machine..
Goderieh Township Auxiliary
Mrs. J. M. Johnston. treasurer of
the Goderlch Township Auxiliary, re-
ported a balance of $340.91, and the
Neeretary, Miss M. E. Salkeld, reported
the Abriliary had thirty active mem-
bers among a membersthip Of fifty.
Officer, of the fowneltip Auxiliary
are: Prenident. Miss AMI' tRan;
viee-presidente, Mra. T. it.. Rundle,
Mrs. W. A. Edward, Mks Andrews,
Mrs. J. E. Whitely; treseuret, Mrs.
.1. M. Johnston; secretary, Inas M.
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ftelle-41.
intereeting revert or the thir-
fienth annual convention of Women'e
Hospital Aide, held recently in the
Royal York hotel, Toronto. was given
by the GoderIch delegate, Mrs. Car-
rie. Al thie meeting regret war ez-
prespest by Mrs. Oliver Blunts, presi-
dent 1)? noesocietion, at the pasoing
of Mrs. W. I. Horton, 4•1' Goderich.
there were nix hundred delegates at
the convention.
At the concluelon of the meeting,
after vote of thank* bad been ex-
tended to Mr.. Carrie on motion of
Mlist Manny and Mre. Meleughlin,
afternoon tea wan aervel. Mriv. J
W Hunter war hooter", aessleted by
Mr.. Mullion. and Mr*. Carrie poured
tee.
meal that will be it duplicate of %hat
war served the evening of the day
when salt war first disseovered here.
There arc probably not very many
now living who cac perronally recall
that night, fun great talus are still
told of how the town 'went almost
mad with the excitement of tbe end
-how a 'huge supper was @erred's
the hotel, where the oveus were kept
buoy roasting ham after ham and turn-
ing out pies, cakes and hot bieculta.
Tbobe in attendance at the Cooking
School will not only see three things
preprred and cooked, but fortunate
members of the audience-clinen
through "lucky numbers" ou the pro-
KralL-will take befue
diebese.tut well as basket* coutaluing
the hams- products of The -Canada
Scareb ComPanY.- Including' Crown
Brand Corn Syrup,Bensoies Corn
Stareh toad Mazola.
AlMiough this is that drat time Mrs.
Aitken has couducted a cooking school
in Ooderkh. rbe la no irtrauger to the
onien. stl &la ThAni1Y..M111.1_9.1_1‘118111
have not 0111Y listeued to ber regular
programs on the air, but bave also
:seen her at the Canadian NatIoual
Exhibition, where,her cookery tiensou-'
istrations have been, for some years,
one of the most txesular attractions at
that great annual event. .
Few Canadians have travelled
more widely than has this attractive
native of Slincoe county, and she has
the gift of making her audienee see
clearly, in imagination, the places
where she has visited, so that the
travel taAts and description* of fam-
ous peraonagea she has met, .with
which Mrs. Aitken intersperses her
cooking demonstrations, give these
gatherings • unique charm and inter-
est..
All the' Proceeds of the small ad-
mission charge will go to the work of
the Women's Institute, under whose
auspices tbe Canada Sterch Oonestey
Cooking School comes to Goderich,
and those intending to enjoy thia event
will be well advised to get to Mac-
Kay Hall well tvefore the hour of
starting -2.30 p.m. -4)3 Friday after -
D0011, as the interest being shown
pointa to a capacity audience.
have bes•ti ma•le toeard it # T t a people'of the Provinee le another
ream's'. Every ruined life in due to
the backsliding of the chtweb. If
this church and all tbe churches of
Goderich and of Ontario would unite
far a -matinee pttrpesse we could win
We could. do sway with thin btushing
Smart Shoes
For the Boys and Girls who are
now attending the Fall
term at school --
We are now offering the greatest values in good, reliable Footwear
at prices that are away below the present manufacturers' prices
Footwear of all styles in Oxfords, Strap Shp. pers
TENNIS AiND GYMNASIUM SHOES ARE HERE FOR
ALL THAT REQUIRE THEM
(nil and inopeet our *Wit end Sr us show yen the wonderful
Mines we are aerie(
GEO. MacVICAR
The Practical Shoe Man ,
MEM limot or fiQUAILE oonzawn. ONTARIO
NEW CAR MAULERS
J. W. MacAlcir, local automobile
liven,* hirer, this week received his
initial group of 1937 licensor plater,
for release commeneing Noveniber 2.
The numbers are white on a bril-
liant rev, background, with white
crowns In the upper oorners suggestive
of the c mutation of King Ealeard
V-Iti next spring.
Something new for Cintario numbers
is the insertion of a letter between
numerals. t;oderich markers will be,
In all probability, .7.N14144, 'IN-. and
TN- .
CAROLINA JUBILEE SINGERS
The Carolina Jubilee Singers made
another appearance in Victoria street
Caine! chureh on Monday night. The
audience nes not quite su large 59 on
former mipearances of this company
here, a fact to be attributed, no donta.
to the Lions show at the Opera House.
The pregrera was much enjoyed, and
sevnal flavorists number.. of former
years, including -The Steam tIslilope,"
and Mr. Davies' solo, "Ole Man Riv-
er," were beard with especial appre-
ciation.
SILVER TEA
. The members of group three of the
Event's/ Auxiliary of North etreet
Unted t-hurch entertained at a sib
eerier -et the honw of Mrs. W. Y. A.
Naftel, liritannia road, on Thursday
afternoon lase. More than -sixty- la -
dins who. atteuded during the after-
noon were received by Mei. \attn, as
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Meted by Mrs. Robert Johnston, Mrs.
D. D. Mooney, Mrs. .1. R. VVIneler
and Mrv. A. It. zirott. An attractively
arranged tee table. centred with a
timeline el_ "munie....wee-la salaams of
Mr.. W. P. lane and Mrs. Fronk Ker-
shaw. -
CHILDREN
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PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS
TUVE EVENS IT UP
Topkin: -Time balances all Wigs."
Poplars: Ver. I know: Weary VIII
merried six wives. anti Edward VIII F
isn't likely to marry any." -.-St. Lads
Globe-Desnoerat. . • ' kr
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Donl Hesitate.!
Wel BUY AT THESE REDUCED PRICES!
WEEK 23rd to 30th OCTOBER, inclusive
itt CKLEYN BRONCHITIS MU..
TIRE, 41e, 76e
Kitl'IM'HEN SALTS, with trial size
. Ira. Mk
Box Slic
SAL HEPATICA mall We
ITAI.IAN BALM
21e
DJER KISS TAL-
CUM, ite
IADI ESTHER
FACE POWDER
51.
OIL OF EUCALYP-
TI'S, for bead colds
25e a bottle
JEW:KINI4 HAND
LOTION
Small
Large ........43c
COMMON SENSE
RAT POISON
tee
SWEET SPIRITS;
NITRE, 2 oz. 25e
scorn;
IIMUUROTt
PEPSODENT!
ANTISEPTIC
Large 711e
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
23e
underneutinhed
eldldren.
thrive en delicious
Ovaitine.
(Ave it to them in
wait, hot or cold.
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GASTRONOX„11.
— BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUGSTORE —
ANN
Lauder's Campbell's Dunlop's Wigle's
Drugstore Drugstore Drugetor• Drugstore
J. G. Stanbury. of Exeter.HcanducteaRRIS
fite-linte-
member of the Bar Association of
Huron county. Ile leave* today. to
take over his appointment as judge
of Lincoln county.
Mr. Stanbury acted in County Court
for Owen Geiger, of Hensall. win
sought an accounting of the finances
of the late James McMurchie with
regard, to his holdings la the Blyth
Flax Company. With the defem
dent Guaranty Company, the plain-
tiff will forward written argument to
Judge T. M. Costello. The (lime !mite('
until nearly midnight on Monday. •
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'HIEN
JUNIOR ORANGE LODGE
Yinititt C S
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ERE.
SpeCiahrfccr This Week!
We an discontinuing all lines of Ladies' Shoes, Rubbers and Goloshes. Also the
same inChildren's, Misses' and floyie. These lines are being cleared at much below cost
First to lie Instituted in Huron County
--0Beere Installed
tin Saturday night oflicere and
members, &dealt forty In number, were
installed and initiato41 by a Torooto
degree team in the Juvenile Orenge
Lodge No. WI, the first junior lodge
of It. k'itti to Is. (trganixed in IliwOn
county. The members are from ten
to sIxteson yearof age.
The degree team, twenty-one atrong,
Installed the following officere under
the direction of 1.0.1. organizer Itro.
W. P. Leppert!: Worthy chairmen,
Ik)I,Hlsi Thompson: W.V.C., Kenoetb
Pennington; ehaplain, Ray Ntition;
mei-rotary. Wm. Feagait; treasurer,
twmpivell; arse lecturer. Bzuee
1110.1mIle111.; second. lecturer. Morley
Bloomfiehl; first guard. Ernest Knee-
shaw ; second guard. Brent Wilson;
&rat standard -hearer, JaITIPS Andrewe;
11.1.111.1111 standerd-beerer, Wm. Sander-
son.
The ceremony. whleh C'h* Wi11/4499/14,
by
it large attendance of members of
the Go414 tit h irrenehea of the L.O.L.
and, 1,41.11.A., wee fol14w4s1 by ad-
dresses 1.3 George MeCombe, M.W.G.M.
of British .Cmerica: W. L. Sanndero,
Pti M /11141 Ismirrty 445/91`T 11r/1. W.
Wet -rooter, 4.1' Verna.
The jonior lodge 11V/1n organized
chiefly thweigh the efforts of E. 1'.
cleveland. W.M., 1-.0.1.. No Iff2.
Itefres).menta were 14erVP41 by ibe
member" of the (Ioderlib lodge.
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Service -weight and ChiIrdits at pair ge,
91meitillaime ''''‘'
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Sizes 34 to 44. All ne44-pa4terns and
fast .colors • each 98c
tosSISSIPAIN
HOUSE DRESSES
Faat colors and well nuttleEach CS
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WABASSO PRINTS
All new patients. 18c, 2.34 25c
:16-ineh. Yard
IBEX BLANKETS
$2.25
Largest size. heavy weinht.
Sale price, pnir
s atifilaMw
FLANNELETTES
:16 inches wide. Faney stripe and He
white. Service weight only Vara..
BUT ADD liA.V1111
5c, 10c, 15c to $1 Department
of NoveltieS, Toilet Artieles; School Supplies
and Stationery, Glassware and Ladies'
Wear Department.
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Our Stuek Cal new and a well assorted
'stock of Mel, 're and 'Boys' 'OVERALLS,
PANTS, l'NDERWEAR, , SWEATERS,
PITLI A) V E RS, SO(7KS, SHIRTS, CAPS,
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