The Signal, 1936-12-10, Page 3ASSISTANCE
Bele is one of the many ways in
which The Signal renders valuable anis-
lance to Its readers. Ask about our Club
Subscrtpdoor with leading dally papers,
also popular magazines
Substantial Savings Are Assured
It one could always be sure of ultimate
results, the uncertainties of Job Prluting
would be eliminated. Practical experi-
ence suggests placing your confidence in
The Signal.
Repeat Orders Merit Consideration
EIGUUTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 00
TSB SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LIMITED, Publishers
1. W. Craigie
Citizens Protest
Radio License Fee
INSURANCE and REAL
'/TATE
Oct oar Automobile natio
lho�r T Ooderich
The O. F. Carey Co.
Fire, Ac M1 t sea Meter Car
INSURANCE
Pepresestative London Life
lasaraaes Co.
Ofiee :—Masosic 'Temple, west
Godertob
Niles Rai. tlWpr. Taws 231
Geo. Williams Son
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Fire, Accident, Automobile eai
amend lesurssee Agents
OFFICE, NEXT TO BANK
OF COMMERCE
Phone SI °Werke
Five Dollars Collected from Each
of Dona Delingyteut/,betel'e
Thirteen reddest, of Godertch, some
protesting vigorously, /some protesting
mildly and /some without protest,
pleaded guilty before Magistrate J. A.
Making on Thursday last to charges of
operating a radio without is license,
and all bat one paid a fine end costs
amounting to O. -
The exception was one men wlio, ably
abetted by his tesrful wife, in a brok-
en voice assured His Worship the
radio was the only enjoyment his "in -
'awe" had. He could not afford to
keep them and the radio and buy food
and clothing and a radio license too.
For nearly thirty minutes the couple
_plied the court with their troubles un- gave character evidence for Rankin,
struck when they were nine miles from
but when His Worship amemad the
boys $2 each the smiles turned tie
looks of consternation. Some bad the
cash, bat others had nothing.
The situation was relieved when
one spectator. probably having In mind
the Hallowe'ens of his youth, tucked
a 110 bill into one boy's hand. When
the (otal ways pd In the gang de-
parted with a 5oisy rush.
WMReturn Plow
After holding that Daniel Rankin,
of Forest, had no authority to setae a
plow, the property of Wm. Down,
Stanley township, the Magistrate ex-
acted a promise from the accused man
that the plow would be returned.
deliver It back," said Rankin.
"It was a mistake. My wife had a
stroke that day and I was excited and
nervone."
The plow was one sold to Down by
Rankin, with 'a tractor. The plain-
tiff claimed a down payment made
was to pay for the plow, while lien
notes were taken on the tractor. The
notes fell doe and were not paid, so
Rankin seized both tractor and plow.
Five prominent Forest businessmen
Detroit Tngs in.
Port for Shelter
Scouring Lake in Starch of Twee
Scows Lost on Lake ,
Huron
On Monday night two tugs of the
Great Lakes Towing Company, of De-
lrolt, were forced to find shelter In
the harbor here when they were
caught in a enowstorm while patrol-
ling the lake for two scows lost on
Saturday.
b un
In avnversrLLtHLs.EnalIiR_ibr .. if .. .
Tuesday morning Capt. Chas. Gnewuch,
of the tug Wyoming, detailed the har-
rowing experiences of the crews of
bulb tugs as they fought desperately
when &-aught in a llerce'storm on Sat-
urday white taking two scows and a
dredge from Alpena to Harbor Beach
on the American side. The storm
til the uncials came akar breaking declaring him to be reputable .a n. Harbor Beach, and its fury soon
down with them, and tis*- ttgtatrate honest. snapped the rabies attached fo the
dl..jf you've d the charge. meows, setting them adrift in the moun-
"It t got to 111.ct the fees- tainoua waves.
why send two men e Chat P' ex- y -We thought se would lose some
everted one wadi pointing to the Mar-- men,' recalled the skipper, as be told
specter of the radio branch of the Ilenry how the sturdy tugs, the Wyoming
Inc stable e who aceomp the R.tor b and the R. II. Good (Capt. i d. Bea-
oeigtrwho acid think
lea him. "Our say g Ited beau), fought their way In to iftrbor
neighbors would think we were criurenter W6 Beach with tbe dredge. Terrl5c
mals, seeing a uniformed °neer enter In meas raked the ships continually, but
the house. It's a rotten shame!" y T they weathered the storm.
"The radio was out of commission," The two tugs started out on an al -
said another, but be admitted he had die ,
operated the machine since his 11/64
- license expired is April. --- -
"My son was up town getting the
Ilse The Btgeal's Ole- - —, Qoltia•tie license when the Inspector walked in,"
objected a third, but It was the same
answer: "Two dollars and costs."
Another said he tried twice to pur-
chase a license, but the vendors were
sold out.
It was noticed that the women paid
their fines without a murmur, the men
being the only ones to unburden them-
selves before paying.
Sidney Crick, who was arrested in
Howick township by Constable M.
For Sale at Port Albert
Nils* Weeded Cottage lets
HYDRO CONNECTION
—Also Houses in Town—
AUTO, ACCIDENT a.d rum
INSURANCE
W. J. POWELL
PHONE 212 GODERWCH
IF ITS
Plumbing, Heating
uR—
Faestroughing
WI IIAVE IT
Repairs for all makes of
y --stoves or furnaces
Prompt serve a sod sea+moble
raw.
John P. der
BROEKEI_WHITE
()n Tuesday, November 10th, Harold
Louie Broeckel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Broeckel, of Chagonese, Sask.,
and Miss Roberta McIlwatn Wblte,
daughter of Mr. and Mss. Josey
lte also of Cbago, were un
matrimonyIn St. Thomas' church.
Star City, Sask., at 3 p.m. Rev.
Mitchell officiated. Miss Cecelia Broe-
I sister of the groom, and John
James Greaves, of Valparaiso, signed
the register. The young couple are
making their borne In Chagoneas dire
tract. The bride is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Robert McIlwsin. sr., of God-
erteb township.
DR. TOME' A1,1011AL
Viktor The Signal.
Dear Sir, -1 was greatly interested
when I read of Dr. Yokes' appeal to
the county council to do sometbing
about testing dairy herds for both
tubercular and undulant fever germs.
1 war very much disappointed the
following day in hearing.the views of
the agriculturist repreeentative, Mr.
Ian McLeod, when be advised the
county council to go slowly, as there
war no provitiou for compensation to
the owners of the cattle if tbey bad
to be destroyed.
Evidently Mr. McLeod has never had
a case of undulant fever in his fam-
ily, or he might change his opinion.
I'm speaking from personal experience
of a case in our own family which
lasted fur three years, and has loft
a case of shattered nerves that tasy
last for another three years. Tho
money It has cost 1n doctor's bills
would have bought a couple of cows,
to say uothlog of all the suffering it
has caused.
If cows are more valuable thau he-
man beings at the present time, per
haps tbe best thing to do would be to
approach the Government to grant
some compensation, and give the reit
of us a chance to steer clear of a dir
ease that brings years of suffering.
Wishing every success to Dr. Vokes
iq_h18.tdorts t0 dear up a bad -situa-
tion, and th*i king you for the spate.
AN INTERESTED ONLOOKER
WRITE 1T OUT
(Owen Sound Sun -Times)
There is quite enough irreverence.
quite enough Indifference to sacred
most hopeless quest of the scows on things In the world now. Surely al
Sunday sod were off Goderich on them season, when the thoughts of all
Christians—"Xiaas„ '-me- might haw
said—are turning to the greatest event
Attractive Clubbing Rates Available at The Signal Office
Renew for Daily Papers, Magazines, etc., now
Monday evening when they were once
more overtaken by a 'storm and forced
toprut in here.
' The second storm Um regarded as
an act of Providenve, for while here
— the skippers learned a scow and a
‘ sixty -foot gas boat from the second
Clark by the American coastguard cut-
ter Cardigan. and taken back across
t By HARRY J. HOYLE the lake to Harbor Beach. This was
confirmed by Capt. Gnewuch, who corn -
"TUE EMPTY HOUSE" municated with Herber Beach hy
Nash. pleaded guilty to a charge of 1 was just Jogging along rae road in telephone from Goderich.
11 PH Osifer of lazy Meado
tis scow had been picked up off Point
The tugs left on Tuesday morning
dealing 115 frompAubrey Hutchinson the old horse and cutter and sort of for Harbor Beach, believing the second
and was remanded a week.
d.reitmlng along, without a good deal scow to be lost. The two &cows were
. What Is a Vagrant?
of anything in my mind at all. Had rained at about 3100.000, and the
Alfred Waechter, of Mildmay, gave search wag carried on by sea and air.
the court a lengthy dissertation on law a good meal and was feeling warm
when be •ppeared On • vagrancY under the old fur coat....contented like, THE DOG CAME BACK
charge. ,, when a feltow doeen't want any trouble A little doe, of doubtful parentage,
"You can't tease me as a ragrant,
or nasty feelings to bob up In his mind. which has endeared itself to one or
he complained. as if from experience, two local merehants since it was
-because I was looking tor work. beet Houses I kept looking at them all
orphaned" by its owners leaving town,
that so?" he appealed to Use Magia- along tbe road. Big thze-look ng "
was given t6 a farmer a few days ago
trate. and continued: "A vagrant is houees that looked like fat old ladies
to male the eagle eye of the dog tax
a person who wanders aimlessly with a cheerful grin on their fares.
collector But "Teddy" didn't like
around not looking for work and hav-
ing no vieble means of mipport.
"I left home just before bent," he
as id.
"Wine year?" asked the Crown At -
"This year," he replied, "1966—or bit aggravated. Never know how they
year. Already the tin eup contains
torney.
!come to happen or why, but they just
Is it 1937?" several smali coin.; and slugs from 8
"Itemand a week," said Ills Worehlp. -eem to happen. 1 slot machine.
. Waechter sat down with a dejected Aud then 1 came' to the old Moore
It bobbed up like n skeleton.' .
.alr, but his face brightened slut he Plare.
trate told him to be quiet. the 0 as 1 wasn't prepared. for it after
Then a cosy -looking little house where
farm life sled trotted with unerring
instinct the eighteen mile* back to
ly, if a house could just up and telt
what It really knew went on. All
Ills leyaleY havtug thus shown it -
Geese little apats that somehow perelet
self. a collection Is being taken .up to
in happening when a fellow gete a wee
provide Teddy with a licenne for next
ibegan to speak again The masts- ut a wedding, and somehow made me: 4Y-FIELI)
be Wet as did that real nice philosophizing of mine BkatirE ; Dec. 9.—Mrs. Agnes
Attorney told hint to ;el ,
the J. P. and the attending constable,tithout the different nice houscs. AI- Currie s g ,
• an blurted out, ail a though the word nice does Poem to Kltehenati
'set resort : "1 have a job td go- pretty inadequate_ __-____ Mras H. homes has returned from
Mimes 1111 P. O. Be: 131
rigifelfway where I can get my board." r gave the line% a little chuck tie , Teredo-,- %here she was visiting
"Very well." naid the CTOWI1 Attor- and Amiabelle, who is always willing relatives.
to slop, was quite obedient. Some -I Mrs. 1). ith, of Ingersoll, is visit -
be will help you." lhow for moment.' didn't see the old , Ira her tas, Mr. and Mrs. W.
_ _ _ ney, "you explain to the constable sod
Waechter jumped up with a mill. empty' house, with the sagging back Iliggies.
Moo and the empty windows thht Chester cGillIvray met with'an ac -
West Street
--ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARR.Y A COMPLETE
-STOCK OF
Electrical Appliancos,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of ell
kindle
Estimates gives se epplicatiee
FRANK WARTHUR
him to the police car his face fell once looked en black. I saw a new house, icident on ue,day afternoon which
on his fare, but wben the officer
more. and a young man and his wife stroll- !necessitated medical Attention. He
out and hit ire With such
-411(166.414414
in opring,.....and the air felt like soft in Ids forehead.
Eeho of Hallowe'en 'velvet against the skin and crickets A commuhity party eiass held In the
Ten Hayfield boys—an eleventh was
and from, •nd a Oa of funny liflie town bell tin Wednesday evening of
"It doesn't do a fellow reputat on
pete ,can remenrher that night just na plain !spring ilc
plained
as anything. it arras- staterinrit-
snowed In and unable to atten —ap-1_,,ea. ,
peered before the Magistrate mei told i`r",;,,,_
"WY went Ws hew neighbors then,
him they had made replacements and
and I felt thit it was sort of a duly
repairs of several outhounee which
__. with me to drop in and Dee them.
they had up -ended and deposileu I Just to sit out on the hack steps per -
throughout the village on Ha.11owe'en
harm and emote and chat. I went
night. The Ilne-up stretehed right
acrose the old line fence and up the
acmes the courtroom in frqnt of the cow -path and then I stopped, befall,*
Maeletrate, who delivered a kindly
I teedd bear voices; not to be an eaves -
lecture in which be advised _the boys
dropper or •nything of that 'mare,
to have a lot of fun but "don't go out
but 'somehow I wanted to tind out If
and destroy property. I'm here to
my company would be Intruding.
punish you hisys and I don't want to
They were strolling In the orchard.
hare to do it."
There were smile" of relief at this.
Chris!mas
Slippers !
All the latest styles it Felt and Leather for ladies, Men and
children at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
are to be found at GEO. liacVICAR'S SHOE STORE. ,
BOUDOIR SLIPPI411 are here in all colors.
GOLOSHES make a very useful Christmas Gift.
HOCKEY OUTTITS for the boys or girls.
111
--Ye.lave all insets at the moat reagonable
WISHING ALL A MERRY ORRISTKAS
GEO. MacV1CAlt
Also
last week te honor the bride and
groom, Mr. And Mrs. Ivan Steckle. The
evening wail spent in eards and danc-
ing. The happy couple received many
L 0. I.. Ofbeers.—On Monday even-
ing members of L.O.L. No. 24 met at,
their hall and appointed °Were for
the ensuing y•ar as follows: Master,
Fred %item; deputy master, Chariot'
Ian Heard; financial secretary, E. A.
Featherston', treseurer, Harold St
Talking to each other in that sort of son; marshal, Limlaay Smith; lecturs
voice that only lowers seem to use ere 11 •Datrow, W. 1/-. Ferguson.
interestiugtime in St. Andrew s Inked
church badement on Friday ev'ening,
when an illiustrated Korean story was
Ise Maud Sterling: "How
errie Got Her Wish." There
forty beautifully -colored
es. A short piano recital
in the injerminsion by a
The Practical Shoe Man
NORTH WIDE or WARE GoDERWII. ONTARIO
bitelLMOVEIVIPPEWL
•
nometimes--e throaty whisper and
a happy kind of smile Ora I could see
in the moonlight and a gentle laugh
that had more music in it than the
hest ermphony. nomething ramie their
talking sheorbes1 roe kept me lis-
tening when I elicited Wive tiirtuel on
and gone back home "And we'll al-
w•yor be the happiest people in the
read by
Kim Pek
were eotn
lantern si
was give
world of course, and Well alwaye number o piano pupils of Mire Gladye
lire here John, dear, I love skis Gale. egnong those taking part were
place let's you and me promise
never to leave IL"
I Dirtied and went away. Now lit
te twenty years Inter and I'm going
thing in front of that place where Cs -
two young 1011`,TIO had been talking.
Nen' the barn Is stagging down end
the windows gape with trIghtlese eyea
and the apple tree by the side of
the kitchen door is blaekened and
11m1m are falling from it.
I wonder if there are mernotlies In
that home. Motet voices, Mut
seem to go flitting around the rooms.
Haunting whiners filled with pathetic
*ashram. There Is something sari
abont an vapty brume. A sane. mat
one. had the mound of voices ....child-
ren padding op end down It* Matra in
atecking feet a house with a thou-
s/zed memoriee gone sled leaving only
• grim old terly building like a fort
of ogre.
Mary Sneeelen, Ruby Reid, Della Mc-
Ewen, Nitride Atkinson, Floyd Mc -
Ash, Vert Peruse. -The carton* num-
ber,. wer iwell given.
Dewar, litn of Mr. and Mrs. David
Dewar. *as runhed to Clinton hos-
pital on inaturday lent and underwent ,
an operation for ruptured appendix.'
Latest reports are that his condition
favorable. Mra. Dewar ia staying
tn Cflinfoni to he near him About 2
Dort* Feithersiton, who hail come home
from Clibton Collegiate no Monday
afternoon, became very 111 wird was
taken to Godericb hoopitel, where she
underwent an operation for the remov-
al of bet appendix. The, le the sec-
ond operation Dorfa has had In •
short Gibe. The many friends of
these two tick members of onr com-
munity Irish them e speedy recovery.
GENERAL
wammittettectectectictmctocutvectotem
It's Just Good Business
to Look Your Best - -
CHECK UP on your Wardrobe; maybe you need
EVENING -CLOTHES, DINNER SUIT, a
smartly tailored OVERCOAT, 'dr a -SUIT or
'two for business wear.
Martin's Clothes
row old u slowly and gracefully as a true gentie-
rms. because they, too. come from good stock.
FRANK H. MARTIN
Telephone 317
tlEtittCWWWWWW
TAILOR Ooderich
MOTORS ANNOUNCES
NiEw
1937
`A -
New Diamond Crown Styling . . . makes this new
ear the mod beautiful in Chevrolet history, a speed -
line masterpiece!
New Valve -in -Head Engine .. . more powerful than
ever, faster on the "get-away"—with the lowest
operating eosts ever proved in • full-sise car!
New All -.Steel, All -Silent Bodies ... Built by Fiaher,
with the famous Turret Top of solid steel. Unisteel
construction throughout.
Plus •All These Features . . . Perfected Hydraulic
gliding ride; Safety glass in every
window; Fisher No -Draft Ventila-
tion—and many others.
See the new Chevrolet—"The Com-
plete Car, Completely New"— at
our showtooms. Monthly tertnis to
suit your purse on the General
Motors Instalment Plan. e-tPC
•Os Muter De Loa, II odds
PRICED FROM
Bossiness Coop')
Master Del.uxe
Models from 11819
noorW torn. Aron. and
PHONE 234
GODERICH. ONTARIO