The Signal, 1920-9-9, Page 5iy.
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the first thing you think of is a =w
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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
, -" THE PENSLAR STORE" vat .
stue eon
TdepLsae N Next Millar's Scotch Stare The Square
— TIE SIGNAL
on Labor Day. The players were O.
A. Nairn, A. Taylor, Rev. J. F. Rey -
'raft mud Fred Hunt Iskipl. anti
ti. lfeIMeraott, Ur. MacDonell, t'.
(:arrow and 1)r. Hunter Iskipl. The
Hunt rink won all their games, de-
feating L'hewley, Cargill. Paisley. and
Hanover rinks. and won third plata
with a score of pins 2:1. The prise
was four elcetrie toasters. The
Hunter rink was not ao fortunate and
did out get -in the moues."
6.C.L Reopens.
The 1'oliegiate Institute re -opened
ou Tuesday for the fall term with
the same staff as last year. Tlwre
are 130 students already In attend-
ance and a gaol many more are ex-
pected next week.
The school gethertyl in the assem-
bly hall on Tuesslay morning anti Rev.
J. E. Ford, reepresentlug the board of
trustees, gave the pupils and teach-
ers a word of cheer and entourage -
meat for the tasks of the routing
year.
'{emis at Landes.
Representatives of the Goderich tennis
club played at London yesterday in a
Western Ontario Tennis League fixture
and were defeated by Laitowel in all of
the five events. Summary:
1. Gordon Hay won from Harrison, 6.1,
6.0.
Bernie won from Strickland. 7-5, 6.3.
Livingston won from Williams, 6-4,
6-4.
Bernie and Hay won from Harriaor.
and Fleming. 6-4, 6-2.
Hay and Livingston won from Lloyd
and McKay, 6-1, 6.2.
Judgement in County ('curt ('sae.
His Honor Judge Dickson has giv-
en judgment this week In the County
('curt ease of ('onper v. Goldthorpe
et al. The plaintiff, A. J. Cooper. of
Goderieh, stied J. 1'. Goldthorpe and
lien. Rlsrett on three promissory
auto* of $110, $400 and $2110.00. The
dealing* In which the notes figured
were rather involved. having been
spread out over a period of thirteen
or fourteen years. The aetion as
against Itissett was dismissed, anti
jttlgment was given against Gold-
thorpe for $119.77. Including Interest.
Will Remain In Gederklti
The Signal is pleased to be able to
announce that Dr. J. M. Fiekl, who
was chaien by the Department of Ed-
ncation for the prkwipalshlp of the
new college at Monteith. Northern
I)ntariu. has declined the offer and
will remain in his present position
as Inape•tor of schools for East Hur-
on. We believe that the advaatages
sad comforts of life In I:olerleh had
with to do with the Doctor's deci-
sion, though the position offered him
was not without its attractions.
OR LANDS' SAKE
fertilizer for Fall Wheat and
er the high emit if living by
production.
If you can relive the same
amuuut of erupt. on one acre
MI two screw usually preduee.
by fertilizing a little more
silty, It wiU certainly pay,
for the unset of the extra fert-
ilizer will. urliniarily. he more
than counterbalanced by the
rating in rest Of preparing the
ground. eroding. cultivating
Ind harve.sing the crop o•
the extra acre. The
serest ran be used for posture
or for some other r-rup,'and le
so much clear profit.
—Farm add F'ire'side.
T• B ierset Bion. N. Doherty.
The Board of Trade is arranges for a
banquet this (Thursday) at the
Sunset Hotel in honor of the Minister Of
Agriculture. Hon. Manning Dohettty, who
is visiting the Exhibition.
Beeasatton Day Sunday.
The Gnat War 1'eteran, Assorta-
tion, te Canadian Order of Foresters,
the (le'lfelluws and the Orange-
men are Cooperating in the
arrangements for the D eeontion Day
serene". at Maitland e'emetery next
$pnday afternoon. Other societiees
are cordially invited to join in the
pro -eedfngs. RievNrca I of the local
clergymen will take part and the
ilond of the 3:het Regiment will play.
The Walkerton Tournament.
Tan rinks of Goderich bowlers took
part in the tournament at WalLerton
Tota orders mow fee Rall
Model Theatre . Program
CODE:RICH, UWP.
DON'T FORGET
Next Sunday, Sept. 12th
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
Thursday, Reptenil,er 0th. 1,20 ;1
The L. R. Steel Co., Limited
+q wr�C,;a� � •le ,t• 'at r�
5c to I.00 Store fix �t �4,r Nt i~
Goderich Industrial Exhibition
7.00 P.M. SUBJECT
"The Tables °
gw,e Turned"
Visitors to Goderich or} Fair days are invited to call
and see this store, which is in itself an interesting
Exhibit of modern methods of merchandizing. '
There will be found here -(many excellent values in
the numerous lines included in our large and
varied stock. %mow nljrl
A visit to Goderich will not be complete without
'an inspection of this store.
A WELCOME FOR ALL
ALL SEATS FREE
For Attention of Foresters.
The members of Court Goderich.
No. 42. I'a nad la n Order of Foresters.
are tequ•*ttsl to tne't at the hall at
2 'o'elot•k on Monday, September 12th.
or the purpose of attending the an -
decoration service at Maitland
s ery. Vipiting• brothers are irt-
v to juin with the local Foreatera.
('(curt It nmlllcr. No. 'MO. Canadian
(eller of Fu,restera, will hold a
memorial ser vhee at I'olbortw usenet
on Monday, teeptemlwr 19111, •t
tiela'k. ' Surrounding Court,. are in-
cited to juin a irk thew. Everybody
welcome.
H. T. Edwards Selling Out.
Mr(( H. T. Edwards huts dispstwri of
his a*infe•tionery and he cresin Iwisl-
nwss to Mr. M. 1'. Wilson of Brussels.
who will take it over about the middle
of October.. Mr. Edward,. has been in
bmsiness in Goderich about fifteen
rears and thinks It is time for a
chatgce. However. he has no desire
to have Goderich. and will remain
here if he u -nn find emnetliftrg cuiisMr
to engage his attention. For the pres-
ent his plans are quite indefinite.
Needle... to any, the people of Goder-
ch would mucid regret to lose Mr. end
Mrs. Edwards, and we hope they wtil
e.ee0ietue e+ re•.ide_.dat re --
OBERT WILSON
HAMILTON STREET
OODLRIC M
MONDAY and TUESDAY
A PARAMOUNT PiCTU'RE
VIVIAN MARTIN
In
"An Innocent It
Adventuress"
Also
OSBORNE ('OMP:1►1
MDNEBDAI and TiiURSDAY
A BIG ENGLISH SPECIAL
She was a dishonored maiden and
her father faced the grim duty of
Flaying her. Then lie demanded
from the Foreign 'belie the payment
of Ila rode —"An eye for an eye"—
"A woman for • woman."
The amazing English + eeewe
MATHESON LANG
The Trouble Man
no child under five years of age should
he admitted to the elasees.
The contingent committee reported•
that it was decided that bo action
should he taken this year In the mat-
ter of the lowering of the ceilings at
Central Reboot. Other matters of re-
pairs and supplies were referred to
the carious committees.
Real Estate Changes.
Mr. Albert Allen, C.l'.It. conductor,
has purctasel from Mrs. W. J. Os=
her house and one lot on Britannia
road. prying $3.000. Mrs. Cox is re-
moving to her home on Kingston
street.
Mr. W. A. Chisholm has 'sold his
yeti brick I ae on Bruce street to
Mr. J. H. Juhnatoa, of the Goderich
Merantile Cowho will occupy It
shortly.
Mrs Wielder hats sold her One res-
idential property on Wellinglen
street, overlooking the river aud bar-
ium. to Mr. Mhortrred. of Pittslsirg,
der., 11w pumlame price twang $6,0110.
The location is one of the most 'lair -
able in Goderich. The aimrtreed
family have been among the summer
reshlents in G«lerk•b and we'iniek'r-
staud will now retake a permaMWt
lone here.
Mira Teat Leaving for ('himm
Miss Mabel Toon, daughter of Mr.
.1. E. Tom, pull', school inipei•tor for
West Huron, has been appointed a
member of the hospital staff in eon.:
need ion with the Rockefeller Union
M..uliebl College which is leing estab.
li-.hel at Pekin. Thine by the Rocke-
feller Foundation. The College will
provide a course for Chinese mod -
feel students. while the hospital will
train Chinese girls for nursing. Miss
Toni will he a member of the original
staff of the hospital. and It speaks
much for her reputation as a capable
nurse that tuber has been chosen for so
important a position. She left. on
Monday for New York (city to Join
two other 1nraM who expert to sail
YOU ARE INVITED
L. L\STEEL COMPANY, LIMITED
r.,....
:voirataimitat= 5c to $1.00 STORE ,.
ONTARIO
rira GODERICH ----�z���� �r��
In Harness Again.
Mr. John Elliott. It. A.. of London.
who some time ago retired fropu
teaching after a long anti sue•e'ssfnl
career In the profession, has been in-\
eluc'eel to resume - the week and to
going bait- to Ilowmanville to take
the pult►t•lpelshlp of the High Ne•hoenl
there—a position which he formerly
held fur many yearn. Mr. Elliott,
though he has a great many years of
good work to his ereelit, is Ity he, means
sa old man, and the Ikow•manvllle
{amyls wrideeutlg do not -estop -lw oilers
him to become rnsteel wlwn they have a
r .ek for which lw le well fitted. Mr. El-
liott Is a brother of Mr. G. M: Elliott
of nown to Signal
readerr dmill
lsie
aasanewrnn l coatribn or
to these enlunine.
To Establish Golf Club.
A movement Is ds foot for the or-
ganization of a golf club In (itoderlch,
with suitable grounds and a club-
house. A preliminary meeting wean
held Inst week, and an expert golf-
er after looking over the various
sites around town has recommended
the grounds at the river flats on
which golf wens played some years
Ran. Several gentlemen have offerel
to contribute generunsly to the (untie.
anti It is Nepal to have r club-houaee
built and the grounds in good shape
this fall. Another meeting of those'
interested will ie held in the Board
of Trade rooms on Friday evening of
this week, at A o'clock, to heir a re-
port' on the groendu and to discuss
financial arrangements.
Publk *host Board.
At the regular monthly meeting of,
the public srhwd board on Monday
evening the serrntary reported that
Miss Sharman had slgnel a contract
at $1300 and Miss Meentley one •t
$825 per annulm. Meuse eomplete the
engagement of the teaching staff for
the year now entered upon.
Owing to leek of aceommewlation In
the kindergarten, itwas decided that
fruit; Mrs. Putt, milk.
Thr next regular meeting of t
Stalely will Iw held on October 1201.
bat Tit/Bore are always welome to
call at the Sheller on I'ameron .deet,
to see the work for themselves.
CHURCH NOTES.
The sermon subjects at the Baptist
church next Sunday will be: 11 a. m.,
"Wholesome Pride." 7 p. in,, "Elie
Tables Turned." Bible school at 9.55
a. m. B. 1'.P . U. meeting8 . .
a t Dm
All seats free. Everybody welcome.
Rev. J. F. 1t,•yeraft will ronthtet the
aervi.,•s in Victoria street Methodist
choreh next Sunday. The sermon
subject■ will b•: Morning: "The Rich -
mit People ht tiw World." Evening:
•eget Water from Tour Own Weil."
TI,,' financial Meeting of the east
erich Methodist district w1U be held
in Ontario street chure►i, Clinton, on
Monday. September 13th. The busi-
ness meeting will .•ummersr at. 10
o'clock in the remnant anti the eon -
femme at 1.30 in the afternoon. This
conference will be made up of pres-
idents and three ele•tel repreeoeent
Attires from the• different so,•iugiies.
stork as the ibure-h bards, ladies
AM, W..M.S., Snntk.y wheel, Ep-
worth league, eta.. A repreeeeutative
from the g'•ueral utft.rs at Toronto
a ill Is. present and give an nddmse.
It will be an important m's•ting and
should be well, ietteu.hel.
North Street Methodist ('hurrh.
from S anewurer on M4 pt. mtw'r 31st
for China. The good wishes of her
floderieh friends will ae•onapwany her
to her distant poet.
Child Welfare Work. I
The 1'hlldre•tu s Aid Sea•it'ty msuusel I
t* regular monthly meetings after'
t e holiday ssasen, out Tueeslav last.
in \\tlw county agent's (+Mee at the
coati house. with a goal atteulauae.
The `treasurer's report showed a bal-
ance of only about $:to in hand. which
IA dose, !Wincing and causing Monne
anxiety the executive. Anyone feel -
In -the good work timid -
aid mater lly hy their donations or
suhem-rip tion right now. Expenee sic -
entente for tt veiling and other net --
emery items tO the amount of $.30.7:1
were passed and ordered pa hi. The
executive were given authority to
Obeisant a note when nt•i•c,e'eary, in
order to clese' the tlseal year, which
ends with tik•tober *let. A large
number of enemas we r'with ii as
having ashen and d�Itt since
last meeting, semi, of w irh are of a
perplexing nature atlll reyulre
musters' attention and Tent --and
wise handling. In the tep•s'of two or
three families where the Iwmtditiuos
were nose iiinhelrnhle and of long
standing, the art' taken has thus
far been productive of the Iwppieet
musette and more flan justify the ex-
panse and trouble In'•urrel. Several of
the children are now earning good
wages and all are rt-uep onding readily to
the kindly treatment of gad fomter-
ltonnt's. (if sours. there Rre rater
where tinfsyorshle °Orly environment
has left wrong teedeneie-s, and changes
of !oration and Home measure of die-
ripihw ha ye been neviasxry, but thew
are the great minority of the many
w•hk•h have Come under the super-
vision of the Society. The executive
invite a larger attendance at the neet-
Intne of these feeling an Interest in
child welfare, that ►bey may learn
more of the greet work being aeom-
pllehed, and be In a position to add
their support to the Sitelety's efforts.
The Ilonetiona minty last report are
an follow, mad are gratefully se-
knowhelgel: Mrs. H. R. Mooney,
town, $20; Mrs. Muswell ltekl and
Mrs. Strang, each $2; W. J. Ford,
aaemherslslp fee. $1: reeeeved out
maildPea.new sewn nt, inn...
donations of supplies: Kra Grind
rod, potatoes'; Judge Dickson and NI
W. 'Jewell, vegetables: C. Willer,
vegetable, and fruit; Mrs. I'artle sol
/Arm. McDonald (CInwroa stn -eel),
Mins Jean Bogie has taken a school
Redwood, Northern Ontario.
-v. Jame* Hamilton is attending
the alumni wtnfer•uee at Knox
41011 e•, Toroulo, this work.
Mr. Simon Stall and daughter, of
Halley ry, were in town on Monday
orating the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Snazel. r. Stall and Mr. Snead ate
brothers -i w.
Mist Ma le Warrener -.returned
home Satnr night after her seven
%s eeks' trip to Europe with the Lon-
don Free Prow rty. . 'She had a very
enjoyable time. ' _
Miss Elizabeth Mackay has returned
from Detroit, where she had been for
several weeks. She w s accompanied by
Mrs. Kenneth Campbe , of Detroit. who
has been in very pax Rh, but is now
on the mend.
The Signal was plea. - to have a
all thin week front Mr. John 'Tor -
ranee, of Porter's Ilill, who was mak-
hag bin first visit to town in seven
years, Mr. Torrance has passN
through a long and reverie Illness,
hilt we are glad to gee him sew able
to be about in gesd health and 'spirits.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew A. Lynn sad
Mr. Joseph T. 1.31in. of Detroit, Blah.,
are visiting their mother and seder,
Mrs. Jane Lynn sad MISS Jennie
Lynn, in their home on .tngle-ta
Street. Soon at ter their metro to
Detroit, Mr. aid Mrs. A. A. Lts.
Intend repot iug to Southern Florida,
where they exert to mike, their
home.
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Hydra Store
00! ERICti
Pictures
The heat of summer makes
all household tasks more
difficult.
Buy an Electric Wash-
ing Machine •
Rev. H. D. Moyer occupied the pulpit
Of North Street Methodist church last
Sunday, after an absence of four wee).s.
during winch he, with Mrs. Moyer and
Miss Helen, was holidaying at Kings-
ville, where they have a summer home.
The pulpit was occupied very acceptably
during the month by Rev. J. E. Ford.
Next Sunday -morning in North
street Methallst ebnr.h at 10 u'cloek,
the shah$ Head will hold its first
rally after the mummer vae•ation. Ev-
ery nu,uils•r is urged to he peewee and
bring aomee new member along. The
einem.. and Mtnem Chin n -ill nest at
the same huts The told.• for din-
,iission In the 1'Inh will he: "What is
the value of Bible study and how eau
it lie 1' .0'n•agal and u'Ttended?" Mr.
C. M. Rolsertenn will open the iiiseas-
thin.
The poster's morning theme will he'
"The (*metal Fails of Life." t-si'n-
lug: "The Pr.rphMie Mission of the
Modern Pulpit." Strangers and visit-,
ors will be cordially eeleomed.
The Epworth league meeting on
Twenty night will be ...induced by
Miss M. lheigherty. The topic ---Thee
Printing crease as a MI+stonery Force
in ('hhm"--will be takes by Mr. .I
W. 1'aetetter.
Blackstone's is the place to get that
gift boxer chocolates.
LOCAL TOPICS iN BRIEF,
The W.C.T.I'., will hold It/rv'gnlsr
meeting on Momlay, $epteddlwr 13th.
hu the Temperance Hall at 3 p.m.
Isitt/r. welcome.
Mr. and firs. Donald Mackay, Brit -
atolls rod, announce the engagement
of their daughter Elizabeth to Mr.
Ititvid It. Mclbtnald, of Ripiey, (lot ,
son of the late John R. McDonald. ft.
P.P. Time umrriage is to take pias„
the latter part of September.
Mr. -William Chisholm writes to The
Signal stating that the paragraph about
the young bear in last week's 'ugnat was
not altogether correct. He says the tear
was captured about 10 o'clock Monday
morning after it had escaped from the
bleat and was taken to his house and
securely fastened, but in some unaccount-
able way disappeared from his plate.
City Dairy iee cream bricks always
on band at;111.,T. Edwards'.
Mrs. Wraps► --My fat Ia\ sole( p
again. e
Perapp- lt'm fussy that It Is never
yumr tongue.
Iasi Framed Plrluree are
wluluws to thought, mid be -
cone, your mostintimate
fricld-i, and exert an uncos-
..-iuow _
Our Moult is very carefully
mleetel and se onel to bene. It
romans Iwantiful Art Studies,
and till styles of picture produc-
tion which will sweat to per-
sons of good taste.
We cordially invite you all
-- - -come is and see theta, • ---
Art Store
Phone 198
We have three makes and .at
different prices
—The -- seeing"
Th "Trojan"
alljf'the "Kribs"
CALL AND SEE
MASKERS IN STOCK
New Millinery Modes
FOR THE AUTUMN
and WINTER of 1920
Surely never were hats so
lovely as this season
THEY SHOW THE
i•ATEST CONCEP-
TIONS IN MILLiN-
ERY ART
YOU ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO INSPECT
OUR STOCK
Miss R. M. MacVicar
Kingston street, Coderich
'TEN'S TROUSERS at low prim
good materials i plain
shades and patterns, all sizes,
with 5 pockets V.'/5
MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, as-
sorted patterns, plain collars,
finished with 5 pockets, loops
for belts, and cuff bottom -a.
Sizes 34 to 42 $5.75
BLUE URGES and seat grey
patterned tweed, serviceable,
dressy, and remarkable rate
ne... All sizes at .. , .. jd.SG
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