The Signal, 1913-12-25, Page 5Officers Elected
At a tweeting of Lodge Liverpool.
No. 141), , S.O. E. B.S., bled on Detem-
twr 10th, the billowiest oMeese were
elected for the ensuing year :
Prot President. Wm. I)annedge :
I'tesulent, Chis Young ; Vice-presi-
dent. \Vu,. Precious: Coaplain, Claes.
Phomas ; Secretary, Robs. Redfern
Treasurer, R. J. Walters; 1,t cone
utisstoner, W. E. Dunuadge : 2nd
commissioner. Herb. Copeman : 3.d
outnnris loner, Benj. Hugaau-th : Inner
Guard, A. B. Coates; Outer Guard.
Win. tielby : Ts mite... Clew. Knee -
•haw. Rohe file refs and Benj. Mog-
i/soh; Au "limit., W. E. lee. nailer,
Ben). H,,Kgast h and %Vu.. Wakelleld.
Fined for Threshing bchool Boy
Ic uiav he iso v provoking to have
hogs rail es ,.red slake all kind* of
u..eeniislily nol,e's e. uric (tsa.aem a
school house, but it. is not always wi.e
to take the law into orse'a own ha id..
One day Ievent ly Mi. Riohatd Porter
was pa-eiu,f the politic echuul et 8 S.
No. t%. Uodetich tunneler. when one
of the boyo. Willie Halr, called after
him. The farmer a'.. d the taunts 1..r
a white and then left Isle bootee and
tall into the school and gave the. boy •
Mttsreshin$. '
'3'i i:1 -1.m isir % ants& 1L Ike pollee
,-n.rt here and IJati•trete Kelly M
T.leeday night lain aree..esl tbnt. Mr.
furter aboard pee $5 end rest's. Mr.
Porter was rather In a reaffirm.' near
en4.le -red paying bio tine. The
magistrate gave him a weak to cement-
er it over or he gate to gaol.
An Interest ne Programme
Perhaps nothing snakes a •reeler
advancement for the pupil than to
learn to steak in pudic at a mosueol'e
notice That was the object of the
doweryyneet ion, one of the features of
the C olhgiate lsastitute Literary Seel.
ety at Ila meeting . n Friday Dee. lids.
tllr.nietbing bite LOS old.4ielsinn.d way
of drawing lota was the method of
dealing with a number of sahjrete
which the *choler. wet* c.11ed ..f..0
to debate. They segstitle.l tl.enseerve •
admirably. Tu .44 to the entertain -
sant, Maser Harry William.. who
presided at the pain••, played a r•b.e
corteseofding to the tsatio. many uf
the person whew esao. time presidia'.
, Mr. J. Meltlatas, Galata spin f, r
a ..aa ch
re.t of the prngrnsnese wall eery
sod. risme who egntnhnt.d were t
l ase easter mete. Maar*. CL Hahne
nM W. Fa oh. Mr. Krweet Pater
aid Mies Elsa (salt ivledin and .sEarl
dnlsnli ..fe>w Ii a• Marjorie Aitken*
nod Mr. Merry W LIIINgsp.
pi
+t
t on. role.
' f TT
um Kane rennet. 111r P. H. *trat..
-- �'-'� Ery bot htett ..tending the *rimed el
ti�rwtfaty et Tomato, gave a theft
dloeai*a.. Dr. H. 1. Girding speske on
tb& is.' tle-1 the past writ ed the rrel.ty. rhe sr
IT
en � a���t •time.'1to • d W No a pier .
sins steer 1St Emmen to • R Y early aver.
FARM
MACHINE
Robert Wilson, Massey -Harris
Agent, has a full line of Faros
Macbinery always on hand. We
have we think[ the cheapest
and hest Gasoline Engines on
the Market.
Also some beautiful Steel
Ranges from Tudhnpe and And-
erson of Orillir. :Justjtbe thing
for • farmer's kitchen.
\\
e have in stock
Cutters
Horse Blankets
Pumps
Cream Separators
Milking Msehibes
i)riving Harness
And one hundred and one
other things. Come in and see
us at the
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Street
T. Swarts'
1
'Bus, Livery
and Back Stables
Mo`1TRSAL [STREW!'
JUST OFF MK StelARS
.BUSES MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PASSRNOER : BOATS
Passengers called for in
any part of the town for
all trains at G. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
service and careful atten-
slur Livery and Hak
service will he found up-
to-date in ever) respect.
Your patronage solicited.
T. .SWARTS
I'Phone 1117
rAxies
LOCALS-- PERSONALS
Did Good Week
It is the eplwion ot massy
residents eets
that Mr. RealmRealmly is of sdeserving aI
customs department,
much praise for the good work be did
in oonoectton with recovering mad
Identifying the bodies of the victims
who lost their lives to the Great Lakes
disaster.
His Only Paper
"It's the only homer we take and
wive taken it 1dr AU years." said Mr.
James Breckenridge, when be came
into The Mignai office last t3aturdsy to
get his paper. Mr. Breckenridge ha.
been a good subscriber to The Signal
for over 50 years sod he aeys be will
take it as loop ae he needs a news-
paper. as it bad given him the best of
&atiefactian.
Shoplifting Prevalent
Toe police hese are 10 receipt of com-
plaints (tone merchants about &bop'
fting, which is going on at this time
of the year. As abs missing articles
comprise principally toys, etc., the
nnlied believe that it is the work of
boys and a strict watch is being kept
tot three slippery customers. Setersl
prosecutions will follow unless this
Leis stopped.
Press Matter foe Outside World
In consequence of the Great Lakes
diaster, in the neighborhood of 70,-
pM) word. were telegraphed from Gode-
s-eh to the outside world through the
lora' telegraph oftloes last month.
The U.P.R. telegraph oslae here re-
ports II, fl) wards east over the wire
and the Cl.N.\\ . place their figures. at
at,'enn words. Estimating at 1000
words are required for one column,
this wooed wake 71) columns of pryer
matter.
Cleared of Bribery
Montreal Street
Most be in Early
Owing to several below of corn -
pooeMooe arriving lite rhe Publisher
of Tho Signal regrets [bas muck press
[tatter ban been lett out this week.
To immure Irtwttioo. matter most be in
early.
Christmas Visitors
Mr. Reg. Elliott, of Calgary, Al
barite
Mr. Cyril Carrie, of Toronto.
Mise Agnes Hatoiltaa, ut Burks
Falls.
Mr. Earl Elliott, ot Molieawortb.
Mies Robertson, of Windsor.
Mies Elia Tye. of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mee. Harry Wor,elt, of Tor-
outo.
Mies Lilian McManus, of Soelt-
grove.
Miss Margaret Bi+wt. of Toronto.
Mr. Win. Bisset, of Guelph. .
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver (Held and
children, of Dundas.
Farmers Club
At the last meeting of the Veinier's
club the election of officers took place
and these wbo were elected to office
were: president, Geo. l.airhwaite; vice-
president, John Sowerby : secretary -
treasurer. Harry Salkeld : executive,
(;has. Whitely, Ham Montgomery.
Cleo. Sowerhy, Oliver Edward and D.
ti. Salkeld.
Owing to business reasons, Mr. R
Revell, the secretary of last year, who
so capably filled that office, refaced
re-election lbs year. At tbe r'e-
quest of may triends Messes. John
`Jowcrby sod Barry Salkeld offered
theoraelve and were re-elected.
The next meeting will he held on
Wednesday. January Uth. in the
Orange hail fourth concession. The
diecus.ioi will be on the lines of • m�
operation end those who will take
pp+rt will be' Mears. H. Montgomery,
H. K.'Revell, Jos. Maltough and Dr.
McEvoy.
Resident of Colborne Dead
Mrs. Mary Butt, wife of Stephen
Butt. of the township of Colborne, die 1
at her residence trite on Seturda
Ezra Bretiner was cleared u: three
charges of bribery by Judge Doyle on
Thursday afternoon His case haw
been pending since January last, when I morning last at the good old age of '1'l
it was alleged t list Brenner prevented 1 years. rile had been wiling for aortae
two people from voting for local op- thee but only anneted en illn•ae rf
tion. His Honor held that under the about two months previous to hest
statute an indietwetit did not exist
•art then efsxracquitted Brenner I death. isle wee coouecud with the
Methodist church and ettrneed Betk-
fl a s's A.ilorn.y-kisie (er ce ;rata- el church fru the township ••
toted Judge Doyle on the way h, bad and was • consistent ase [She
disposed uf the case. was bigbiy respected and beloved by
May be Exhumed
It is ,likely that the body of Carl
Ro.enhutg. one of the wreck victim!,
buried in Kiocerdine some time ago,
will he exhumed and sent to Toiontu
tor itxetutent in the Jewish cemetery
there. Early thin week Mr. Moses
Rubins trceived word from the Jewish
Rabbi in Toronto stating that if it was
proved that R senburg was & Hebrew,
0 have has Lely exhuroed ar.d sent to
Toronto at the expense of the Jewish
congregation there. Mr. Rubes. is
awaiting the arrival of \Ir. R. A. Har-
rison, secretary of the Lae Carrier.'
aesociatioo. who at present is in tiouth-
awrptun, before he taker action in this
matter.
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thoarneds of ambitions yonns people
are Is•t prevailing In theft own hooses
rNitphentbbtrea Irrs.nito��s.� )
...meant, to fact terryep�lserr of Dwd-
lee. eel -
Hai. r -o tri bore Nett Mesa j�sSeidlat!.res.
teed. Enter senate sae day iedIvM-
asl la.trrsrt'nn. Ktportfree..
s
ear. ,s.r{.ere•
yperfwl Err M A.r l.,eea.ra.
Ae,tared_ ,.nh a'emetsrrtal Mee.
atlirlient mf.sens.. Canasta.
n^.iet
Celle's. L iedM.
Clinton Business Lanese
Gan rrsrrror n. t'. WARD
President.
Prtnrinaf
all who knew her.
She is survived by her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. R. H. Mew. of Col-
borne, \R.. Wm. Fisher, of Sterling.
Alberta. and one brother, Samuel I'en-
nebaker, of Clinton.
The funeral took place from ber late
residence oo the Maitland c..noeenioo
to Colborne cemetery nn Monday after-
noon. Rev. A. W. Benne officiated.
It Would Not Open
W hen you cannot open your safe
when you are in need otra sh, it is most
provoking. yet such woe the unhappy
owes ut the clerks in a local bank, es-
pecially wheo the manager arrived, a
few murniugs ago. Having a ouwter
of cou.binatsous to the ►ate lock, one
of the clerks forgot the lettere uf hie
combination and the .afe could not be
opened. After thinking out nil incal-
culable problem., how the iron chest
should be opened, the manager hash to
wire to Tort nto for the cowbioat.lon
n.en,bers and in the rueaotiwe got hie
cash from another local bank to keep
buicw.iotnere gwoe'rreen the re:urn
menage arrived.
ENTER ANY DAY
AT THE
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OW.M SOUND. ONTARIO
T.vnsame, Dot . 'L3. INS Si
A lloliday Assortment
le wbrt le needed when
releetiog something for
presentation.
A Choice Bit of
Jewellery
win an the bill. \'cur
.caste were in miod when
buying the elegant .tock of
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
AND
JEWELLERY
SUNDRIES
on sale here for boliday
tirade. Come and see.
J. S. DAV EY
Jeweller cod Optician Corner Colborne St. and tigt-are
Biliousnes
is certainly one of the most dmYree-
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue—bitter taste in the
mouth— nausea — dizziness — these
combine to snake life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver—the cure •
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They
go straight to the root of tete trouble,
put the liver right, cleanse the stom-
ach and bowels,dear the tongue and
take away the bitter taste from the
mouth. At the first sign of bilioust
nem take
Ds. Morse's •
Indian Root Pills
f
Individual In.sr,r'lnn. pThie•v-
tyres. years of auee
ra
gararantised w grednetve. Inform-
ation Free.
C. A. Ft esfttsw. F. C. A.
Pilotage'. G. D. YL letie t.
W - INTIM T1s KM OPK!rn
J Ale. atm
i
II
Skates Sharpened
15c pet -pair
EAST ST. GARAGE
Next Town Hall UODERICH
PHONE 243 J
Wishing you all a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
HOHMEIER
THE FURNITURE MAN
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
At iTHOMSON'S Music Store.
One of the most importa:lt things at Christmas time i.
MUSIC, the one thing 10 add refinement and charm to the
I
duel, circle.
in making your purchases rentetntwr we have all kinds
f Instruments from a Piano to a Jew s Harp.
tieintzman & Co. Pianos and Players
Victor Victrolas and Disc Records
Edison PhonolPaphs and Cylinder Records
Violins. Guitars, Mapdolins, Accordeons
Harmonicas, etc.
In our Statioeery Department we have a large and heautitu
;ins of Papeteties, Folder&, Card". Hooklets, Fountain Pens. les
Te,tauseets. Birthday Book', Psalm and Hymn Hawks.
All our Roods are nlee end fresh and new at
THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE
FREE TO BOYS AN GIRLS
For SeIP��O�ros f Our Christmas
hs � �� Fancy
FOR BOYS -Ever teedy Flashlight. Nieklr-plat•d Hockey
Skate., Tool Mux with nine Totts, Mecbaotcel
Trawl witbrTemder. Coecb and Tick, and many °theta.
FOR GIRLS-;o1d-platedExtenaien leader, M"wince
Meeting e.anplr'e, dainty Gun Metal Watch.
I.adv- :\nu Doll Carriage rod many other*.
FOR BOYSAND GIRLS Moving Picture Machine
_ complete wok flews End
.Itde• mend us your name and addre.e today. plainly written, and
we „ill sense cards hy return mail. along with \Vheo nisi. ratedet us
si„�n.• of free premie... for boys and girls. id.
rho looney and we will send premium poet pa
Toronto Novelties Co., Dept. 373, Toronto, Ont.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH :
•'
No Friasb
Like The
Old
‘Fel
Freta
girlhood
throw ``fqt
middle
life and right along to old age
Chamberlain's Tablets are woman's
best friend—bed the nerves, aid
digestion. seep headaches, kuep the
E bbrT
blood tee nod re teem mi.
good health
bot
Dintiels ata Dailey or Fids[, •
n
Chsakshls a G.. iusse
CHAMBERLAINS
. TABLETS .
W. ACHESON & SON
A
SALE OF HANDSOME
COATS FOR WOMEN
Lel nee Coate, new atOa, ,nienlrli 1 cl cloth*.
all
lno v eo fit• M1
:..r . Ir to. [stir. t.rrtrterty .117.09 to 1114.00
tu,•rd to. (rota ..
• . • Me. . . FAtift, h ,..: i•
Women's Beautiful Fur Coats Reduced
\'try finest >tmwsthern muskrat Coate. Dark e-lect skin+,
,u„, tinsel with Raarante.d esti'., sta'li.h and reite"oele
... erm, light 514 owe. lingular ?elute $SI.Ilei, at tach $70.00
Ladies'. Fur Lined Coats
Lined with hest skins of rw.resne with revere and roller
of Western meas.. A high clam vont and warranted In every
detail, all Mase. Our .pedal pie.
Women's. Flr Trimmed Coats, quilted lined
(.'sat nI id heaver and hroad doll' roller and
ewer. elf 1I0. tiSrtt , all miaes. Si to It. Rev isoo.00
Mien's No. r Bulgarian Lamb Coats
Toe nbst fnr warud'h and 'testiest serve'. f•kln• alt N.
•
Men Blade: China Dog Coats
an of- rasa Sneharsm hints. The ekinein the.*
of
male e we .r m* Ifo 1 to ate end guarantee
yea. ( d Wagrin quilted farmer's satin --w No I e-eo.
tlisse 41 10 $ erh... -.... • • •
Fur Robes
•
Meek leer Robes [dads of even selectsickly la
Mlle i d �t green plush breed. 00
r► fit ... .. .......... •
eninessmosimmummimikummomormosst -as=
W. ACHESON & SON
THE
Star Theatre
}leer the local talent at the
Star Theat t e.
Kee the pictures they ate pot-
ting on. Three FeaWre pictures
a week. •pl•ndld draw.[ and
comedies which •tsote you of n
first-class entertainment at all
Unite.
Local Talent Wanted
Any person wiehentt to tnke
part will oblige l.y calling at Boa
Office in the evening or drop a
card to for proprietor.
J. A. CULVER
Pruotielur f
'Ovaram*
B A
,OF CANADA
No Fear of Win Ye
Berney WTour
b.a Travel sag
,t in the form ot
's' Cheques
Issued by the Union Baiik
of Canada. No ope can cash them without' your signature.
Issued in denominations of $10. $20, $50, $100 and $200, with
value in foreign currencies plainly stated on the face. Accepted
at full value at hotels. ticket Oleos and business places generally
throughout the world.
-Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
To all Our Patrons and the General Public we
wish
A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy and
Prosperous New Year
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
SEMi-READY T ILORiNG
A;ents for Carhartr Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Fitweil Hats
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs. '
atiowterweseeemmeemimeemeemeeessmear
•
If you have $100
+, •0 .Lor were is ser gn+eN `i et ! for
acs.. M e.e• is ins
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W. L HORT0N. Gti..ki
meals.* otpor..
e
Buy Useful Gifts
At the Hardware Store
HOWELL HARDWARE CO.,
Limited
Cutlery
Twin. ,saute and price recommend our line of table
cutlery. We have the lot -gent .assortment of table rut:cry in
""1114-61"1/it"" t+UOeLaAE right.. • ....,w.:. -. • s ., •... e . • .
Safety Razors
Nothing is mote useful' to 1 mon than a real pr1(.1
aet•ty razor. \Vr ha.e a foil aesortheent in slits tin,.
ranging to price from BOo to 117.00
Carpet Sweepers
Just the thiog for mother. Beautiful in drags : made
of the tir•hrat w'e,le: hand pnh.htd and with nwkelrl
fitting*. The " BISSELL" Is indeed r hamlenns.• pieee'of
i urn itu re. Not ling more •uilanle for a Chrt.tsa,. Uitt.
For Boys and Girls
8LED� large and very fine line of Skates.
Every size and kind for boys and girls.
22 Cal. Stevens RIFLES - $2.50 to $7.50
DAMES --All kinds - - 13c to $ 1.00
The
b.fWee.
Howell Hardware Co.,
1JT
Lierrat'
raHein•• !An
to. boast and
amine Inert