The Signal, 1922-1-19, Page 1ainiaali.w..
is One of Your `Best Features,
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SE I NTI•FIF"1'11 1F:AK O. 3.
THE PEOPLE'S
(;t)Iflit I('1I, oN'1'.11tI 'rIlt'IIS
COLUMN •
u. the t\-, ..,•*ill Iw• old,• to carry
1114,• connlry :uul the •,„,,,,,,.. 1.1,..„„iGoderich Boys on
1Ru ly „Ili be it free• the -Ihogressloe-
ntrI' rain 111 "a' " it 1k111' Defeat Heavy Mite
Iltipul/t 1 baro trot takru up lou
unueh stews. anti that the editor ail!
lad pulveue Awtullh's "%atrb(nl *nit-
ieg" policy loo long. I rr111at1,
1. ours orally.
"Mural Ire."
N 111 F.t,KNEI* ARE IN rOLITI('S
To The F:.litor of The 21411,11
liar Sir, We note in a r,veut issue
of your pallor that the ellitor in s,me-
%hnt puzzled as to why the farmers
hate formed n 1114111111 or separate
psu-ty la peptics, velug that the uau„-
ell bels of the Liberal nod 1'rogre.-
eive• parties etre' in a g14441 wsuy re-
141w11s kletlthroll.
1;4.a441l4 that they are, or were at
tenet, 1401110%1101t hit/kit/kr, yet the ques-
tion arises *ould they, the Liberals,
in view ew , d tpoet w>. t r. ev , ,rl end the
(ompoeltlun elf the {arty. iw• trusted
to terry tint their "goof intetitious.'
1 remeullwr when the l:user,a 11 vow
aider Sir J. A. Macdonald were 4110-
pl1e011 by a I.H,crwl Government that
the complaltrt was made (hat the -Lib-
erals stole the 1'on*•rvative, clothes."
I wonder if that M what they are try-
ing ou the "Progressive Party'." There
1w n strung ausplebn among the ferm-
ent. at least. that it was only a rim -s-
tem' of the "ins and outs" with taw
po1ltklan3 anyway.
lt'e true that Bir Wilfred frnrier
lu 11)11 fought an eieetion on the re-
cipes -By [slue. but what happened ?
A large part of the Liberal vote
doppel4eover. Sir Thomas White aril
practially all the other big bushiest;
ate11 tit Toronto alit Montreal, I.tbwrals
as well as ('oneervattvea. eupportrel the
(1uaasvvative party. Why ? Because
when It came to an Mow that Itlg
Bisstw,u thought would work to their
diesdvantage• they voted ss a ••.•*4411'
awl not fr.,tu the vlewpoiut of the
country us a whole at all. and by
wpaekuI argument Induced the permi4
of the ION -ns and cities to ignore the
fanner: grieve nes alugetber.
Just there is when, in my judgment.
the Progressive party entered on an
aggreselve campaign p0lltitally Re-
fute that toy bad been working on to -
operative tines In the three Wt -tern
Province e
They had looked to a Liberal Gov-
ernment ter remedial legislation in the
handling of wheat but erre forced
and did take matters in their aw0
halals ■4.d the Grain Growers' Com-
pany was foe mid. Th -y made a sw-
eets of It and mlllious of dollars were
saved to the farmerlI, wiieh toaserly
bad gone into the hands of speculator.
Lad elevator eeomplalew,
Thea they looked into other mat-
ters dealt • the farmer sad work -
and (hit tiovernmeata alike. The
Aeolian of 1911. I think. decided) for
them, that if they wished to lure
much Influence en legl.latiof they
should ref xw'ay (mm "party polities-
- end they got awxy : as We have erns
Ontario 1'rogre-wit.-, itxrteel to much
the mow way, but OUR towns 111141
lit Ow have earn In it only a "olxas
mot einem "
-\nything gust for the farmers must
he tad for the town ? Why, the Drury
Government 11114 done more for Gale -
rich by building that Provincial High-
way, 1n Hydro [natters. etc.. than any
other Government Ontario ever kite*
However, (and i don't want to t4 too
long In Raying It I i believe the i•ro-
greesive I'arty will have eentinnel
wtieews, and, when se get Quebec and
the Maritime 1140 -Ines organized, to-
gether with Iner4w,ed representation'
MISTAKES OF PK%I LK
To The Editor of The Sil;uad.
Sear Ili;, The Master never made
a mistake everything was nettle per-
fect, and to be got eruct! by terrain
immutable laws.
111 prayer al•rays have this 111 mi11.1:
Health, hairlike-. 441141 prosperity are
within your own reach If you have the
faith, oh,y elle 111w's anti ask the getid-
ance. You ',Mould not expect the earth
to stop revolving for your (4414(144
Murney a Star of the First Magnitude'
Game Thorn the Visitors
-Final Score 4-3
111 u game foul by supe•r-huw,ul
lack checking. dazzling stlek hatmlliltg
and terrific speed. the Golerich Hor-
nets defeated the strong Mitchell ag-
gregation by a sore of 4-3 1111 Monday I
I,•
evening at \\"est sense rick and 1 y
So doing praetk•nlly Nein[ sited them
hi tax+ rade for 11x• leadership of
Blum) 14.
The opening period stared out fast
Mon -nettle things. like locomotives west *1141 furious NISI tilt tir,l liar minutes
trolleys, do This. but the Master tan the play ,w•-ewwed up Nail down the
tie.wed tJhunt' that's Olt the thretttt Sy. with lwilher side tavftlg much ud-
or control you to keep, out of danger's vantage„. It was not long to e011t1nue
war. Mo, however, Ma the Goderich boys
1 •4.l tray- 1 h t th4 Clad Cbe•Ir lucks to
Sheer,. earmmt and Intel' le 1 :iodized that 7
era tire- answered lu this way. The t11„ wall and 11 Ions wtuiki let fatal. I
eompas' would not guide you If sur- Flo spurred on by the thought tlut
rouwkd by magnetic lutlueneem. The' victory aust ie• tb•frs they opened up
sun and polar star never vary. but are a heavy betrrage tit the citadel of the
often obscured. For our gutdane we enemy and fur the greater part of tie'
are enluwel with inettla't tool rcaw'n. remaining fifteen minutes they kept
Ire• careful in your petitions. Remw•m- the play (eutrel up around their tip-
pow•utx' goal. The Mitchell brave4
erught tack valiantly hut were unable)
to break through the forward lila of.
Imo of the (;uderi'b team, vlz-
StlaxPl, Murney, Brownlee. r)ao*4
her the Immutable law-. As ye .w
shall ye'ylurely' map- Never ask fur-
eregia for y'should you hfor-
given for your dell or tadleu•retlon ?
Play it with good deed.. If ne.ceesary,
which are alwayf within your mach.
711.• aa4retaws of the home is best
suited for communion with the Mas-
ter; or when two or three are gathered
together In ails name. I'tty the poor
mbegulekd chaplains praying for the
»acre•»» of their own part Wu ler uatiou-
alitles. or the pastor beseeching bless-
ings for *11 ordinary eongregatlou,
backed up with a clnodr of thirty
pier..•, giggling and gossiping.
Well-halata.el collide are riot In-
fluenced by contortion ttlr etturtboll.
Baseball anti* avalleth little 111 eup-
plkotfon. Double back-sumnrcr,altlts
may he p•rmtuaible to Jteulahlsnd, but
they won't get you there. Rhetoric of
silvery tongue ■re not essential to
prayer. Sincerity of thought ap ieth
aa much as the gilded Dsprees
a Ciero.
What repeats can be expectwt from a
e4ngalne tty abhors murder only by
I , v Who prefers e
aliteen pound-
? Only those
The last period' 'gull up by a
n
1 the
c assault •Art... {Thin. erne
(i011erl h
posting goalie, Pitt .o -ter Haltered
and played a go t'• The Gode-
rich toren iris just need Moto un
him but It was dt *0` can until Ernie
Pridham on a foist I. down ceutre
lee shot from o • he defense and
boring In fast hatted n rebonnet that
Campbell never 1 watt the most
spectacular play et 4 evening and It -
sent taw Goderh•b • - ' iueo the seventh
Gate•uhy ,a a. goo,1 ,414.1 *'4114 elangeroua � �tAii70
at' all trus. 1kr, it Isms. ou the detenae,
awl (',tuplw•II- iu Ines, were ill there
all or the tlw1• The remainder of the
tram tented 111 it fair mune.
Referee Armstrong flood
Cinema, Atm. -it mtg. of London, an -
tinted as rerer,-,• and hie work to big
official capacity waw the best ever wit. -
nestled on 4;,1,1,•rieh or any other Ice.
iII' 1111- au unerring eye for offsldes
and unfair taetie... fold the playeM On
boil) t1•anls tool the large fudleure of
fans were delighted with the way he
handled the i4141111..
Loyal Supporter Donates
The tuewbers of the• 4;olerich team
w-Pre'.agnralbly surprised before the
game when they were the teelpfents
of gum viral tigers e w to
Leaf g 1 tutel by Mr.
Frank Wends tit the l'astime Billiard
Parlor. T111* is the spirit that Owens
so much to a elilh ant 1t is the spirit
that is going to put G,slerlct on the
h44114)•wap.•
Hee. Tommy, Lorne, Capt isddle
Four of the total iaeu•-Her.
Hays. Lorne Young. T. It. Thomson
and ('apt. Fut. Robinlaou - all
bare done mewls• novards put-
ting Goderieh on the hockey map -
Good fellows every one and since Let
nigkt'ai victory all wearing that mil-
lion dollar smile. it 104 up to the mem-
bers of the team to allow their *ppre-
elatlon to correct their m4Rakes and
40 play jgat• as )rand for, Oo4er1e as
qeers and K *woe of a boy16
feoaasaay (d Aril a paw
neat putts ttetar7
next TneatH7
T11e ttyatltK Ilse • - x �"�
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•1,I. ' • irTala'D :IS D=AD
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rotrihre rylfA Mee /tt"
t1M1irSugad (` r
Bayfield. Jan. tT,•--Th/i•�IMth oatlilt- .
rod in Owen hotted on '•SP
Jantary 11111, of I(r.
Ryon, wife of Meet, fi. R7$&
ceased lady was Abe det*gtlter'ot • _L_ h zr
and Mra. Connor areal was horn li`li 1* a.
ti9d aeeenty-SM Mr/ a$t1. She amis.....(vitrbw, A 3w', `
married nearly fifty tears ago to Mow. a! else
F. Ryan. an Anglican tjurgyman. whp boom atad
111111.1*
pc
survived her. Her pa
inept in the llay'lirld rk•t In a!
early days and owned. i s
property. The site of tb► pea 1010
(I., O. L. o. :� u
was the of Major
Con to the Order. IoM t of the to
of Mrs.' Ryan was. in
d cemetery on Friday. Ja
13 4. The chid mourners ween '
Charles Ryan. of cos Hitt Ont.
F. Ryan. of Toronto. tons of the
ceased. The palweasps were Watts
H. McKay, Jas. $$curt. C. Parker:
J. Parker, K, Blair 440. t Er$
DATES TO RSR �.
J¢tuntry 2h -'-f;. Cr 14kefsry , o t{ -, le
petenenside
�dwty eotnration. i. t►,. sidedt
'
O. r. lows' Hall. Gexderirh.
Jannt'T'll- dleeting of tj „� • .. 1-
JanuarSatiety.ral
January SS --it s r
.s:,+ Cha4 t ssn. , t ,441•
1 it. #• . - jitptb
It - a ' ~ of one
ilk, Ito ,
mah Bast•clDlan aatae
VS. s 4 in 'ice t taws ..
where lived, *WWI
"lir
t+ l�atried irlf, paw •
,aarll►�r'A^>r� tpR. hra6aei irk
>'J�, aM th![t fatal an
T P Of their heti of ten
C,aiapkell. fl% Goeifi, t r ;� liNildl , m(litra the ] pe a. t
Warta Thaw anti Lw v ► re g *Mir, Ap Jpot4rr'-'ttra 13rttoka. of t
The�Galier7, c aJllliilM �7MeLAka•nitirsa, of Myth;1► t ? jktt atdILP. &didtittd of ,iM! 1 Id rs J.."`�
flew ` Of dNljrf,. j AO •1Mttrb � ' o -ill the =r.�1Crairai •} 1ai Pa.; Dr. IL
t fd rare r ttaff ,it
• leen _ Ives' 't it all, �'t` _;: a �414
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aPl e fOt iF sl: ii, Ito r F!•. �- •! One
� erS�mrt h a i y bat it ear: • ng +Lit, ft
z . rale his
db�a� �a I
the �• . 1 .11 �� noondeed�•
A OW� e is. A. els a
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411i .
toping masass.' Whoa -
would destroy they first make mad.
The Kanter had the ehapialus. Rig
Bertha had the range and power. but
leeked the right. Re sure you're right
before siteplicating the MaMtrr.
O. (;. MARTIN.
411 West Ferry street.
Buffalo, January 9th.
NEW AJ/% BRTISEMENTS
Fine twin I thtat•ment---Union Bank
of 4'atw4la '3
Annual Mese ing--M('K'Bop Mutual
Fire !nein-epee ('0. !;
Flout*. for Salt -Mrs. Slegman >t
M.olel Theatre Reader 4
I'nihll• Notke--4'lerk of A4hfleld-..
Auction Sale -Clarence Joy
Centre Huron Littered Assoefation
Linesman Wanted -4;oleri(fi Town-
ship Telephone System
1
How Many Invitations
Did You Send ?
Into your husinen are daily putting
all your thoughti, energies and executive
ability, in ordir to preserve intact the cap-
ital invested, build up your volume of hns-
iness and produce a profit.
Your success depends largely on your
sales policy, Are you making that policy
as efficient as possible by the wise lise of
A DV fiR'i'ISI NG
People shop where they feel welcome.
Eons advertisement should be an invitation.
How many did von ';end nut this week '
About 2,(X$) invitations can be sent each
week by using "The Sigllat.'
The Wise Shop Where They Are Invited
issued by Canadi►u Weekly Newspapers Amoriatlnh
Head (Mee, Toronto, Oanads.
three boy* held the- w e '• Mitchell
team and their thele eh Ing and of.
fenalve tactics was the ' : that many
oke hockey fans ha wItneleseld 1*
yea 4.t,
Murney stolid. 4.d fought a'great
battle. He to hxe�w here
and his hook 'Ire's woril�over-
ttmee. The the forwards,' line
backed ep • eh other was extraordi-
nary. A • e • t tet minutest of 'playing
time , vibes Brownlee, taking
a port • ' poen registered for Ooderkh.
Rete Armstrong dimallowed it,
cls ng it to be off side. However,
no •disheartened, the homester4 came
I ck and in a few minutes. after an
teasing bombardment of the Mit-
chell net* Murney registered the first
goal on a past' from Brownlee. It was
a pretty play anti it brought the fans
to their (tet. Immediately niter the
goal was scored Mitchell started a new
offensive and when It was looking
quite dangerous Prldham relieved the
situation and drought play tack to the
Mitchell territory. The period ended
1-0 for Goderlch with the play in mid
ice.
Goderleh Going Great Guns
On the reeumptlon of play the game
lagged 1n the first few minutes and
for a while it looked am if the Hornets
had moot their bolt. However, much
to the relief of the majority of the
fans the native wens got a new lease
of life and ere many momenta (kelp -
rich was again making life tnlwershle
for 1 41e Thorel end company. They
just stepped on this Mitchell outtlt
and Rude them look like "alert
M • y Oa m Thie
Hv{/I ed Mega tie and whet•. Thorn
!glee throelth for thetrtbinl goal a
Mew moments later It almost gave the
Oederieh fans hoert failure. It look-
ed for ■ while as if Mitchell were
fog to snatch Iictury out of defeat.
as the honwaters were tiring rapidly
and could acar.e•l). stand on their
skates. Pridhann saved the situation
by going up on (1 forward Ilse and
rell•vlmg tow *tear, Murney.
There- 114444 414) `nrther Boring and
both teams were kg weary and tlrel
when the struggle was over.
Fane Talking to Themselves
The loyal Goler,ch fans were talk-
ing to themselves :.ftcr the game. The
backcheking of the forwards, Mur-
ney'e wed control and brilliant play.
Prkiham's spew, alar rushes anti
'ruffs defensive t,ntlew have them by
the ears and us a;oderich intend to
rest of the [fan be tie
centre, 'blarney ; 1. w., Suazel ; 1. w-.
Brawnier; subs, Mellonald, Mountain,
Sanderson.
Mitchell -goal. Campbell: r. d.. Dav-
idson; L d., Etzerula n ; -ceptk, Thorn:
1. w-. Moven; r. w., Gatentryq sobs,
McDermott, Balfour,
Re•fere4-Arm,.trong.
CLINTON "WILD CATS"
ARE VICTORS OVER
GODERICH "HORNETS"
Home Team Sustains Second Re
verse In A Fast, Olean,
Thrilling Game
In the first lntermedlate (l. H. A.
game played In Goek•rk•b this season
the bones team went down In defeat
In a game that wean replete with many
brilliant individual efforts, fast skat-
ing and clean play. If 1t had not
been for the defeat sustained by the
"home brews" It would have been a
very favorable opening from a (;odP-
rlch viewpoint. The rink presented
a very pretty sight, Manager Ander-
son, es he promised. had a very fast
sheet of kr, and with the blue linen
in the lee, the [DPW nets, the many
iight'', the hand, tow+ gown and white
color of Clinton and the bine and red
mourn his ins. The funeral was geld to
Winton cemetery on Thursday and was
hargely attended. Rev, J. S. Hardie had
charge of the services, also the (1141 Light
Lodge, A. F. and A. M., of which he was
a member. Thome present for tlw Tuner -
al were Mr. Johnc1N .Ivor, Detroit; Mr.
Angxs McIntyre, London, and a niece
from Toronto.
Eleetleas Ai The G. C. I.
itself frit by all 44 1)0 (ate in contact with
her.. the wan au ideal • wife, an ideal
mother and an kind friend. it can be
truly said of her, that elle had not one
enemy. Site will be sadly misted by her
humb*anl and family for whole she had
such tender n•gani. and who gathered at
bet hone for their family Christmas
dinner. Flour of her family were privi-
leired to 1e• with her at the last.
The funeral waw held to Brandon's
cemetery on Tuesday, January ITth.
Her sins and daughters wens all pprement
with lige 4•cceptiol of Dr. B. F., etiologist
present in San Francies,, Her pastor.
, Bev. Mr. ,lotus, e*ndueted the servicer
at the hotter and grave. while her two
seeps and four nems -in-law bore ler to her
Ian renting place.
Clearly' the Goderleh Collegiate is
turning out budding politicians. Tle 1
electioneering that went on lest Mon-
day points unmistakably to futon•
public life. The lomitutlois for the
T.lterary Society were Held on Friday
afternoon, resulting in a large number
of candidates for office. By nwatw of
e prominent display` of election cards
and personal solicitation (In sohte
cases at least) the following °Hier*
were elected on Monday afternoon
Honorary president, Mlss Emnln Wal-
lace; president. John R,yeraft : first
vie-pr'eoldent. Douglas Witsou; wenn*
rice -president. T)orothy Marshall:
weeretary, (Tpnel e•ve Spays: treasurer.
Maz Reycraft ; pianist. Jack \I.11er-
mId; editors, Huth Martlu, L. Brown
and T. Cutt ; pros. secretaries Jean
Cooke and Chas. 1lunlh•r: (!ntnlcillor.
-Form i., llorothy Iteyeraft; Viol
i1., Madeline McKay-: Form III. It.,
Harold Cooter; Verna Iii. A. .Toho
Wallace; Form iV.. Erie Wilson. The
promenade will be held tomorrow even-
ing'end the new executive are plan-
ning to .make it the most enjoyable
yet.
tceGas des ..
C1030 of Pool Tournament --ss
The end of the pool tournament 41
aelitl4 Mene•nwtulgt (knee Club has
been conducting for some weekx was
marked by et supper given by the los-
ing side, rimier the leadership of the
pres4kl'nt of the club, Mr. Walter 1.
Buchanan, The vfctorluus aide was
led by the vire-prreident, lir. J. W.
Fraser. About seventy of the mem-
bers enjoyed the bouquet whk•h ee-
1 fleeted erelit on the hosts' midi' as r'
jIiittorvr'--Att.14n,oda rho.r1eplll'.Fleur
were wade by 1''•• chaplain of the chub,
Rev, M, R. Manly. 111441 Me•s4iw, W. R•
ltoh•rtson, G. K.wL Gw. \\'IIIFuma, W.
Huehauan, (1. 1,. Patswns and J, W.
Fmsr, 4111 oaf whom wade tilne'I7 crap.
44.41014» for turthrr activitbe« of the
(ink
1 See By The Signal
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i
Everybody loved The Referee
--
rens" They were simply all over
Mitchell and if they had nit Ibsen w1
over anxius they would have stored
mans goats. Thr forwent line were
checking like fiends plssetwd end the
visitors were loss. Uoderk•h were
everywhere. The forwards worked
with pre•h.ktn of sleek work while the
defence men, lim1Hl and i'rklham, were
4444411444 in some great fleshes, although
at tlnww they were unwise in begging
the hoard. tot. elo.ely on their get -
*way. Rna*PI .•ane• through with a
ole• goal In this period on a wast
high shot while Bowers aror'(d for
re
Prldham Shot Wee A Ballet
take x scalp out of 141. Marys neat
Tutealey night, Ito• following game
her,. will eertalul, he played to a
eoputty house
Mitchell tiered Sports
The visiting t.am showed good
sportsmanship 4.t .111 time,. and In de-
feat they were the 'first to congratu-
late 114 sinners They freely admit-
ted after the frame that tiney were
beaten by the I'4tt,•r team on the play.
Three wits no hard feeling ezhll{jted
on the part of nese of tow mntenling
pinyers and only two p•,alitee for
minor °freesia.* von. handed out ell
evening.
Thorel w',1. w 11'uotht 11 doubt MIt-
,•hell's het hot he was not Used em
often 4114 111411x1 11114 no doubt to Mur-
ooy's stiff che•king. ironer, on eft
wing dM not ploy Si well an he did
in Mltelell, but he turned In a fair
rime when we ,.onstder be played with
two broken ribs. L'ineratan. the yet-
prim
et-
en n defense man.otterned ti a good
(leen game 111141 broke op many of tilt•
(3od4 rirh offensl,.•n by a jaaMlottn pas
of hie body In n good puke dwelt. lie
to not an fest us some of h1s co0tntjati
but he has iwe k,y Amino mad he iw *
much greeter .corm of atr4tlgth to lila
team than mat) of the Ions reslbs
•
Oow*Neek Waa Closely Checked
of Gederkh, along with the lar'getlt
crowd that las witnemed a hockey
game in Goderieil in many years
eventually augur," well for very sue-
e',twsfnl neneon In hockey.
Referee Tom Munro went them on
their way GT R.15 p.m. sharp. The
play in the Anel period was het and
furious with troth teams pnttlng forth
every effort to score. Finally od` ■
pretty combination play Geettlloek,
the good loft wing Of the Mitten team,
(Vontlatttsd oa Pap &)
That Rex. Mharmen mn pap. 14 gi44w
a few of the bargains offered et his
big ehmring vale which eommen.et' on
Raturday.
That un imp. 3 E. 4'. 1b,herfsntt wry-:
that tet woman eon resist the tippet
of the charming lavalliere') be has on
Pit IhItIon.
That 1n l'urt,r's ad. on peg. II it Is
pointed out t11111 wall paper prices •err
extremely lowjust naw. They Mere l
22 In. paper
Thet 4'. 4-- M11Ne11 1s Offer; 11.1 tor
sale a dell -situated farm in t'ollorn.•
township. 1(44• page 3.
That McLean 11ru14. ou page 7 are
offering mime very slws•isl' lelrgxi•Ie M
men's fur .ants.
That J. .t. Campbell says that Janu-
ary weather is dangerous to tie,
bronchial tubes nod that :motet hod
mM remedies should he 4441 •m before
it is too isle sec• 1)144 ed. en png4 5.
That the Belch Store is offering 11114
UA hargeina for the last two weeks
of their mid-wiltter .style. See the ad.
On page 4.
That Seeker I ndk. It.ady-to-W.ar
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