The Signal, 1919-8-7, Page 5"MARY"
THE LARGEST.
LIVING.
LAND ANIMAL
ON EARTH.
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wo/LN/N4 S TONS.
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APOSITIVE FEATURE
AT EMS EXHIBITION
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11 PERFORMANCES
DAILY-RAINceSMINE
2 AMD H O CLOCK
1010'. re re Macros
!Keys Eeettr
silt
1 Authorized Ford Service Station
using only
Genuine Ford Parts
Also
k:
tl
Storage Battery Service Station
Repairs to all kinds of Storage Batteries
"Owned sed Operated by a
East Street Garage PractiC Mas"
GODERICH - - OKFARIO Arthur N. Glover
LOCAL TOPICS.
Kumball-Hanot(.
I Announcement is made of the marriage
on Monday. August 4th, of Charlotte E..
;daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Fair Hanna
and the late Robert Fianna. of Milverton.
to Mr. Caswell J. Rumball. of Toronto.
son of Mr. and Mrs. E..) Rumhali. of
GOderich, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. J. H. McLeod. The groom's
Marty friends in Goderich wish the young,
coupe rhuch happiness The honey-
moon trio will include a visit to the
groom's old home herr. •
l'Isiu'kal Speekslist Engaged.
Muss Beatrice L. Fletcher, B. A..
spectailst in classics. has been engaged to
take the piste on the staff of Goderich
Collegiate Institute vacated by Mra.
Urquhart. B. A.. who has resigned to
take a position on the stat of Guelph
Collegiate Institute. Miss Fletcher
Domes (rum High River. Alberta. havettg
taujht for four years in the West• and
�Iuiuniuxlu�tHtuux�niiii?onulliiux�ulnnilnxliili�uinix betas going West she taught for sortie
—years in Ontario tchoo
X
k. She assumes
alher new duties at the beginning of
THE HURON CANNING =September
Mrs. Urquhart before her
marriage taught for several years in the
school at Guelph to which she now
',K • returns. She has done excellent work in
& EVAPORATING CO — hertwaoey a mG, i'noxhhuciLh. havWttg
• = taken a valued part in the work of the
church. She is at present in town
making the final arrangements for her
is prepared to buy any quantity removal to Guelph'
Prior
of RASPBERRIES
•
to t11Y departure
Will Live st Reheat*.
li
Call and see
of
Mr and
• Mrs. 1t. 1'atuer..0 fr town. they
Then wee Lam -BUIL. Tbere Is
usthing so soothing for tender.
aching or blistered feel It will
ea' the burning. draw out the
soreness. prevent blistering and
give you perfect foot DotefurL
Also there ie sorbing se good
as Lam -Bok for sunburn. bat
rashes. blistered hands. ach.to
muscles, mosquito sad insect
bites. outs, bruise, burns and
all skis meanie sal ailments.
50e. all druggists and stores.
rut tlie a'I tt uttile F. Weir uuil I(U$M4l
Couto, field the i••iole for 1hr warded
mere. ' Fifty-four Years
It ,sg {d ilia farm laborer of Banking Service
The Wsatern Crops.
i t about 15.000 men
will be required to workas
to assist in harvesting the crops in Man
itoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The Cenadian.Pacific has arranged and
is advertising usual special (area( 112 to
Winnipeg. and will run •pedal trains
from "Toronto, Tuesday. August 12th. and
Thursday. August loth.
LOCAL TOPICS -I BIRIEWi.
t
fG fiend on August est with the ob- 'skip,.
lett of reaching some agreement with re- • The W. C. T. U. will meet Monday.
gard to the respective liability of the two August Itch. at 8 p. m.. in the Temper -
counties for the cost of the new bridge to ance Hall. Will the latices of the different
be erected over the Aux Saubie River at chttrchga cpme and join us in our work?
that p.nnt Although -so tt is held by The W C T L want to express their
irwe anon steamers were at tlw
hurter title week --ole• irndlat. with
117,0w.r1 feuded,. of oat" :end wheat. aid
the Iilrnlltnt. with 1:11.1*s1 buebels of
Date. It.th ,..re wi+ were for tlw tio.Iw
ri.'h Elevator
Fred Huni had a ink in the Exeter
lawn bowling tournament this week and
winning three games got into the semi -- - -- -
Time has demonstrated the soundneew of the petioles;
on which the first Board of ireloh rs f itis
this
Bank fifty-four years ago, end
have contin
throughout its ezlstence. 000
ducted lee Jany o�rvativ have conatuntly been
et protreseloe
dudes In a sone, general tsar pubho
manner, p depositor d g NTA
alike is amply
UNION P RANK ,t OF CANADA
Goderich Branch F. Woolcomb, Manager`
finals. where he met defeat. The nnk
was composed of C. A. Nairn. Arthur
resentativet was held at Taylor. Chas. Chapman and P. Hunt
...err tlw auest5 of honor at to social
us. We have a quantity of new O ,.snit.¢ held in (lir Itaytist ehumh. is
X and used i r -quart Fruit Baskets X �;t�;M:r,�p,_ i,;;r behalf ;f the eon-
= "um'tion with whirl• they had taws
j;,;
= I „uley. presented them w itti a ruiner
•
for sale at right prices.
• -- Iuu iwr el the Nim.• rim. expressitla
•
what we are." Tao other interesting
and helpful classes meet at the same
tour. Members and visitors are wi 1-
tome to 311 these meetings. At the
brut; of public worship the redo' 's
morning theme will he "Jesus. the Man
of Joy.- In the .vesting: 'Drink and
be Sober." Sort ial wee one to sununc
visitors.
the Huron county authorities - the thanks to the-editor"f each local paper
bridge is wtwlly wtthin thr county ot; fox servi.es rendered during the past
Lrmhton. Huron county has in the past year. especially during the trinket cam -
contributed towards its maintenance. and ign.-Mrs. M. A. Davidson, Frees .�
the claim was put forth by Lambton that Cot
this county should pay one-half the cost 1
of the new bridge. The good roads, .
commiast„n of this county representedl'Hl'R/'H NOTES.
Huron at the Joint meeting and it w. ti i
agreed t • go ahead with the erection of; Rev. H. E. Thorrxlex. of St. Thomas
the new bridge. Huron to pay oris -half I alit again .ucuty the pulpit of Knox
tlog cos Amputated atter Accident church next Sabbath. His morning subject
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Content were' wits be: "A Grateful Lite." evtning.
•[)welling in the Secret Place."
dolled to Veinditor tart week by the tile- mot
b I l f h rr f ! accident to i
r e. and aO'sNI wishes for th.•ir fishier. their wn, Archie. It apprtinr that the
_nits in Victoria scree
,. . Iwr•h'a u . ,re' ration u t r ser- their Pa newt.
o N ver Ous ac. rn e I Methodist chcrch there. wit! be union
ic
XIIIIUMIUXUIIIIIIIUIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIII ► Mr. fans roti Irtr on .11"1 144 for young man. who a few immune a deveni evening and
J�F' Rr aft tux
I about hell.
GODERICH
2 PerformancesWEDNESDAY
AUG.
1tslwwa, where tow family w'll i, Fe- returned fens overawe. wire- working minister, will preach on "What we know
utter reside. shit Mr. 1'auarrou std rx
In the llw*y- ynrlr at Winwhendsor beu
Iter grandma]. 1'anwr.M. went to Al- hr fell tinder:r
a train at fointreu ears
i
mono Mich.. to dell Iwr daughter,, wswd over his leg. The limb war so' The W. M..S_of Victoria street chur:h
Mrs. Derby. before jniuing her has- badly toughed that •it had to be ' held a public meeting in the schoolroom
barn) et l,ehawe. :Anther daughter. amputated below the knee. t ' of the church on Monday afternoon. Mr.
Mrs. 1.. Itnnikeld. has Igen living sit Mr. and Mrs. t'ouuun are 'still at Burwell. a returned missionary. addressed
ltshawa for some time. I..alerieh is N•iudsur. where *their son is in the .the Society on -'The Work in China."
worry to 1os.• the Cameron family. but hospital. and their dsnghter. Mrs. Three new members were received. Re -
win iw glad tl. Ie-er of their prostwrity cooper. also Is with thews_ The an- ' freattments were served and a very enjoy -
la their tow Meese. fortunate young man visited his par- • able time was spent.
As Aged Traveller. tints here after lits return from mill- ; The Men's Sunday Club of North
The following from The Hood River tan• ditty orrreelts. !street Methodist church. which meets in
e y y
ver Sunda • morning
(Oregon) Glacier refers to d gentleman
who has visited in Goderich as the guest
of Mr. ani Mrs. J. L. Aitken:
"One need not sit abroad to see beauti-
ful attnery." was the comrr.ent Capt.
Another Greyhound Eaeurnien. the church paetr
NTtw White Star Line. Is'rroit. en - 'at 10 o'clock. will discuss next Sunday
IM •Ila e•N I I11+ ,4144. the date, ..f rise •ilii aabtect"•What w , look at determines
September ev•ursion from 1i.elerieh.
The big steamer l lreylnittrni will
C. A. Schetky. U. 5. N., retired. who, arrive from Detroit tan Wcda•sday.
recently celebrated his ninety-second eeptember Ord. and the same evening
birthda., made alter motoring up froth i will nun an ese•ursioo on the lake
Portland with the family of his son -In- `nesler tlw auspleee of the :Gird Ftegi-
law. Scott E. Aitken. Capt. Schetky went load.made the trip to Portland by train. Tlenr+d*y morning 11. Greyhound
Despite his extreme age. he arrived here wilt levee for Introit. returning eu
Tess ured. he declared. than it he had' sanlrtity evening. Riving the excur-
taken a rail journey of the same dettance.rinnists it (nil day acrd a belt in the
Capt Schetky has sailed the seven seas, r-ity. tow of rite attra.'ti.nl- ,1 Introit.
world and has travelled extensively in-, tiro L.uiIi :.ad Ih•truit. With rn.' famuu-
_MORAL ENTERTAINI
INSTRUCT'
PAPK
wORID•fAMouz
SHOW
S A SRO
Vila SD
A PROPOS
25 YEARS Of HONEST DEALING
WITN THE PUBLIC..
TREMENDOUS
EXHIBITION'�yof
WEALTH*" AN5 SPLENDOR
, PEMFECT SPEC:YENS OF THE
tart wet CURIOUS CREATURES
GATHERED TOGETHER ern ONE
S000 user wILL
SEATS ly SEAT
(ONf0ATp85000
PEOPLE.
T MTS THAT ARE
PoSIT1VELY
WATERPROOF.
Two TRAINSIOF
MONSTEP
RAILWAY
A GRAND. FREE.
STREET PARADE
tIIYATIOT.OAM
IMMENSE MENAGERIE
THE CHAMPIONS OF ALL
COUNTRIES COMPETE •1 FEATS
OF DARING AND ORACE.
THE PCINCELY SAlaalEa PAID ring
MAMMOTN ENTISPaltt( let MINS Ill
IroaN ti r141 MIT VALUAULE ANT)ITS
MALI 111 FEMALE RIDERS,
AERIAL ARTISTS. LEAPERS,
TUM•LERS. GYMNASTS AND
SENSATIONAL aaT►M0M FEATS
OF SKILL AND DARING BY BOTH
MALE w FEMALE PERFORMERS -
1 IK !NUN IF 1II1-111001 VISES,
THE wopLD's 5E5T
11011 N (MITES SEALS AIa ILI UNS,
AN IMMENIE
In, sr wNKIFIILLT T1111E1 ELEFIIiTS,
Too Was ei Flour a 11U-iltUUIS UII$
Nt/MMl a NIAT 115[1 INCLOSURES.
111(1 AT INS 1. Y.
has visited all the principal ports of the sill Iw,. !sage.. I.as.•taell mow- lute eu
:and in foreign t.untnea. but he sae's no Tv Tubb piny tug for tin Ttr.•r-.
region has a greeter stent appeal than Thr eIrevhnnnd will 1. .r ih.deri.11
the mod -Cot umbra.
The limpet Bend Bridge.
A onnt meetln4 of Huron and
•
14111iw (Oils 1,4•1,11. e- .•(IlrliwS. Niel Flirt -kit 1h1
Vi. Whitis. st reel . Mini!)
11"auuMuni
adrl picots at � -
Wednesday after ,Ne 11 rt
'Ti'TheItaptist Sunday Khoo t. kt a
n,c at the Point Faun on the c•rvK' holi-
day. There WAS t,eotod attenldaike. and
tin. Dating Wigs much entoyed.
Bring back the joys of your
vacation with a
KODAK
Sunday morning on the hual trip to i
Detroit.
Lamb i Trtr fares fur this trip will he the
, ample es for tlw Juni. exeursiou-real '
; trip a..211. one ens* S1.7:1.
Semi -Ready Talk :
'-There can be no success with -
nut true merit -no lasting success.
"The man who makes ten mil-
lions, and gets it unfairly, can
never be, happy --he will be rail-
roaded into obloquy.
"Nor can a' business builded on
any other than Quality and Service
last for long.
"•Twenty-one
ready Tailoring
tried out. ��
"After seven years of what
might he termed the experiment
stage, the idea of making better
clothes was perfected.
"Today the Semi -ready system
still stands head and shoulders
above even the American clothes.
years ago, Semi -
was launched; aid
St. Peter's Garden' Part)
Harbor Park w'+.s in gel* attire on
Tuesday afternoon anal evenipg. the
,ua, u+lou twine tlw mobil party under
the anspicee of St. Peter's church.
'targe crowd,' attetulwl. and the park
prostrated a busy wrtw. (especially at
the supper hour. when hundred,' pifr-
tnotk of a bountiful sprsed wet out 011
tables In the pavilion. Booths for the
NNW of candy and ether refreshments.
bill lee' fa n, vwork. ere.. were *ell
patrontatd, and the pompon rulmin-
*owl in dancing to the timlolllous must..
of the Gorlerieh t trdwstn. it Wu,
midulght when the dauetitr erased and
the 'tethering ellols•reed. all will ;
plea:eel with the evenings entertain
mint. The v.-innitaV ticket for the
etN•yelopu,edla donated by Rev. ruttier
Menai wise held by ale. Makstim Mc-
Intyre. of Iherkluill. Tose pedestal was
won by Mr. Thick. the cushion by Mr.
P. .1. Kyiut. anal the l:oly'e fancy yoke
by Mrs. .1. 1,. Klllors n.
The pensee cls of the day were in ex-.
.ass of Ai111. and the htifnat-of the
shirr In, w'he of 4..twee air t•hirlly
responsible for the ru.-eesr of en affair
of thtl+ kind. are t.. Ile w tignitnlatell
upon the .au,l.stii ,,l it result of their
efforts. -,
Among 'those present were 'ter.
r*therlt It%Pll. of Parkhill. Moran. of
Khtkorn. 810 1 ua0- sit Kingsbridge.
McLean Bros.
iloa,klnarter., for ielni-ready
R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring of all kinds up-to-date
for Telephones, Burglar Alamos.
Police Patrol and ?ire Alarm
Systems.
Private Retiidences and Roams.,
Pieces -a specialty'.
All Work Guaranteed.
Knox K. S. Disrupt.
Ttw pleuie ..f pox church Salable tlt
,.'hush. held Wets u•r.hty of Net week
ret the h.spltal.1.• ItOlne of Mrs. A. 1'.
NielA•an. Huron rued. w*s• it very en-
Jnyeble 'Maar Nod prJYI.lwl N g•ssl
afh•rttaoub rt.-rrnti.nl for large nnnt-
her of memlwr, of itt. w•h, 1 rued their
friends.
A seep•+ 1.1 1111.01. wee run of. tie
following being prizewinners:
Girls under 7 --Mary t'Nrswell. M
/(lye
Ma'liregor. Hath Caldwell.
Hey', tinder 7 -"1. Mehey..1. fear
N. I 'a rte r. -
Girls ander ' 10 -unite McAllister.
Irene Johnston'. Vent McGrestor.
tkn•. under 11t --Urinals McKay.
.Tack 'Wombs Fleassl- Nivens.
Girls under 12 -Thelma McAllister.
Annie Newell, Arlene JerdhM.
Hoye anter )2 -Reg. Hell. iong.
Nairn. E. Armsh•ona and K. Stows
tied.
Girl,' under 14-- Annie Newell.
Thelma McAllister. thesis HWN. rein.
Three-legged rave. girls -Ti chis
McAllister anti Annie Newell. T.n•y-
1114Irexar and Rhoda McNevlm.
Three-hraaPd rate, hoyl—t'. Stowe
au.d It. Newell. .1. Woods and It.
Matheann.
ttroud Jump - it. Nairn, H. hurray
and E. Armetrona ties(.
Hop. Keep and ferry --H. Unna.. 1).
Naim
ilItndfotd rate. stele -Thelma Me-'
Altlder. Annie Newell.
1tHaTfnld nee. hoot's --H. Johnoton.
It. lletheam. .
Ladhrs' ram -Mrs. R. tot. Mre.
.luhttstnts. Nis. it radio!. Morn. ('aklwell.
Men's nese- F Wotr, .1. 11.41. .1 P.
Donee.
in A imsehnll game between Ht
Andrew's Club rn.l the married men.
the 1'hdt won veore, x to S. W. Me
Aseesmgr Donald and W Wrtr were the battery
Electric irons. Toit•ters. Grills
Fans. Vacuum Cleaners. N ashini;
Machine'. Flashlights a n d
Batteries of all kinds Al way'• on
hand.
' Ring up sY sir On and have nes
give von An estimate nn )nor
a iriag. 11 will be done right.
Robt. Tait
t,VsM Street : Nese Patoff.ce
darn+ --Shop It, Nnu,s 113
is Rheumatiem of the face.
Uric5. id left in tie blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges slang the nerve
which brat,i'hes from the
eye over the forehead. and
Across the check to the
side of the nine. The
cause is the ...one a. in all
Kheumati•m -- disordered
Kidney. The cure is like-
wise the same--
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
4.
NOTICE
Robins, the up-to-date
Gents' Furnisher,
Phone 90
Developing and Printing
Campbell's Drug Store
THE PEN$l.AR 19TURE .nolo St. and Wanar.•
r RIGL
announces that the
Store wills Closed
Wednesday Afternoons
during . the months of
June, July and August
A Flavour for
every taste
ALL sealed air -tight and
impurity -proof. in the wax -
wrapped. safety packages.
• obins
OPEN 11:VENINOS
South side of Square
Be sure to Ret
WRIGLEY
because it is supreme
i n quality.
s°`>' ZICOUGILS
Made In
Canada
The Flavour Lasts
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