The Signal, 1924-5-22, Page 104 My.°
'KRIM there Miything you know of?"
grel!fl.11".•r.
Seeger, rather annoyed.
Siam righter, one of the four men
te fall off the car. also gave evi-
dence to the effeet : "1 wouldn't say
it was crowded." -There seemed to
be rosin enough fir all.'said.
Pletzer stated it seemed to him that
"the .tor had given a little Chnek as
if it oa,1 bit II lit it. Ston."
ton Latid, mho was *tending up
io• :h. time of the nerident, *aid that
b. thought he sus the first mau to
1 off the ter. 1111. lighted on his
that bap-
tism fail off?"
THE SIGNAL,
The box. mimed ?wry yytkis
1sb"t4, In the goatee
111* TEE MINISTRY
allibie. upon !which some of ,
Ws easisetagere were sitting. was I
tem feet am latch in width
GODERICH, QNT.
PERSONAL MENTION I WANT= , •
CAMPRELL.-.-in Oederich, on Teets -
Mt Pelee Intimated to the coroner
that tbey were atilt sitting up alights'
with Mr. Tunnel. 1)r. Ilunter said I
1that tte bad su Ttui..y hi if nd I
Hutt though 1W W114 not dangerously
1.1111 he was in such contlitiou that he
wouldn't be out for nearly two weeks.
1 Adjournment was *hum made. as
sir. previously Indicated, until' the 29th
tbietant.
you erer 001 Gooderielo Baptist .churclo anniversarr
1118.7hod7 fell 011".. serviees ,1l1 he held next Sunday. Mag.
ve eau heen on a car before
Omit sial-keneil up and no one toilet,
off?" "Yoo.." •
"NM when it war .crowded like
tills our?" -No."
Ben Loekhart, another of the ten
mon on the car. said that "he didu't
think there were teo many on the
car" Asked as to the iltuck Mr.
Platser had spoken of witness said:
"I didn't feel any jerk." 1
"Do you know anything why thaw
men ahould fall off?" "No."
-Wliat watt the speed of the eery' i
-Four miles an 'hour."
Nordian Price, C. I'. R. Inveirti-
gator. took the witness stand to prove
a plan he had drawn showielt the
position of the ten men on the jigger.:
He gave the size of the jigger as six
feet two luches long and font feet
Town of Goderich
Public Meeting
A public meeting 41 be held in the
Town 1-i\- 11 on
Friday,. May 3 h 1924
at 8 p. m., to discuss the advisability of
building a new Town I fall and Public
Auditorium
Everybody Welcome! Come and Give Your
Suggestions !
W. F. CALLOW, M.D., Mayor
TOWN OF GODERICH
1924 Taxes Now Payable
1st Installment in June
2nd Installment in December.
OBITUARY
MRS. WM. TREBT.E •
T.'le death occurred on Wednee-
day. ,May litit. at the borne of her
niece lers Thomas Tabb. Wolfe
streei. of Charlotte' Stevens, widow
of the late William' Treble. An hes
eightieth year. The deceased was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Stevens who. upo arriring in
thie country from Dero hire, Eng-
land. eettled near the toe thin of the
present MoGaw atntion. $rs. Treble
was married to her lomat d. who
passed away about a year a d a half
ago, for more than ffily-eigl years..
Of a family of three boys a I four
girls all survive exeept one da liter.
Mrs. Samuel Sheardoon. They are. I
Mrs. Jaime Oke, Boisaevain. n.:
Mrs. JaI311111 Manning. Ernfold .;
Mrs.` Joeeph Kilpatrick. of Provo .
Pask.; Samuel and Charles Tref)t
bith of Watrons. Sask.. and John
Treble, on the homestead in Colborne.
Mr.. Treble having been a lifelong
Methodist. the funeral servh‘e, which
was held on Friday afternoon to Col-
borne cemetery, was eonducted by
ReV. J. W. Iletiley. B. A.. of Vie.'
toria street Methodist chllrell. 11111AIR-
tisl by Rev. .I. E. Ford. Ref'. .1. E.
Holmes and Rev. W. H. Most of Ben- '
miller. The 11:1111.4.nren. were Messrs.
Bola rt Voting. .J. Geo.
Bean. sr, awl Jas. Feagan.
Town of Godeiich -
Applications for the position
of- collecting garbage. twice a
week under the supervision
of the local Board of Health,
will be received by the under-
elened up to June lat.
For further particulars apply to
A. D. MeLEAN,
Chairman Board of limit&
MOON and SCOTILSH
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Established 1862
Rev. J. IL Teed (lives Noose Intercede(
itemisiseenees of Rh !denies
ily way of celebrating the fiftieth
anniversary of his eutrauce upou the
Methodiet whilstry, Rev. James Ford
occupied the pulpit of North eatree
Methodist church tionday morning and
"nriniiiiiiced" for upwards of au hour
without in any way wearying his cou-
gregatiou.
Rev. Mr. Ford indicated that he him-
self was the Ian of a family of line
childree. six a whom had been boys
His father'e Saxon feeaRy could be
traced back. he maid, to the Puritano.
They were nonconformists Hie
inotheir Norman levelly could tbe
traced hack to the time of William the
Conqueror. In his mother woe found
the beautitui devotional spirit of a
devotional Anglican with a rererence
for things eatablisbed and for law and
order. lir. rewire parents came to
Canada In 1832. just two or three
years after their marriage. and set-
tled near Poterboro. His father or-
ganized the Met Methodist ciass there,
which !geld 11* 11":410116 in the diulnie•
room a the tavern, *ince It was the
only room in the village at that time
Mgt eofild 'kohl 11141re than twenty-five
people. Ile was a class teacher for
fifty or sixty years and as well Or-
ganised the finot temperance amelety
In the neighborhood.
CharecterizIng himself as a living ex-
ample of the religious tslursolon
his day, Mr. Ford mentioned some of
the Influencesthat had moulded lils
life: Family prayer. tesuiwrance
prInciplea, church services, good
000ks. 111111' Ile wonderful providence
God.' As to Ilia eonvention as a
rist la n Mr. Ford said: ''While I
re ember a plensant epochal 4140111
at e age of six. whether that was
the me of my conversion 1 do not
knoiw
ih.it
Mr. For
"r\
Mrs. A. J. MacKay lo slating
at Toronto,
Mr. Ibis Istniby. of KI:ellytter. is
%kiting in town
Mr. Athol MeQuarrie wits tip from
Toronto over the week -end.
Mr. Stewart Mills, of London, was
r In town over the week -end.
turned b
ing shop,
I years Wli
tori tt. Iner
reeeived so:
lookin,: for hi- In life
worlicd in a drugstore. re -
school. went Mtn a print•
n1 taught school for three
emiaged 11.4 alt Bistro.-
ree lt'sl WIII4 Mille :1
"III 1111.." he remarked.
encouramment from
, the minister's
Mr. W. P. Spahr is home from Tor-
onto for a fps viveka' holidays.
Mr. T. F. Holland. of Butler. In-
diana. was in town this week.
iday. May 20th. 3124. to Me.
anti Mrs. J. A. Campbell, a 4011.
CitAIGIE.-At Brorkville general
hospital. on Sunday. May 18. to
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Crelgiea
sou.
JOHNSTON.-In Guderich, ow Mon-
day. May 19th, 1924, to Mr. and
Mrs. Rod M. Johuston. Lighthouse
street, a soli (Roderick Ian).
Mr. A. P. Le !Rena, of clluton.
the uew junior at the Sterling Batik.
Hr. John Wylie, of Tortoit Was
the week-euti guest of 'ter. and Ntrio.
Melicruild
airs J. I. Maori- DWI friends of
Stratford motored to towu ott
day for a brief Omit.
Miss Butluman, of Toronto.
Is visiting la too:u. the gm.: of Mr.
and Mrs Walter BlIelld ILI 11.
Mrs. J. W. Fraser returned 1111
day front Toronto. WIIPTI. she Was vis-
iting her daughter Mrs. Abrams .
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jordan. is
Toronto. are at Meneeetang Park in
the Acres cottage. Mr. Jordan is
coaraleecing after an operation.
MIAs 110drie Tye is takine MIs Pork
ll111 11
iattfriet: °post tlitlieoeconsent$treenostranent.i.obr.r
.-
Roy Patterson.
Mr. P. J. Reynolds. of Clinton. has
!Well xpending a week with his sis-
ter in Goderieh. Him many friends
are Kind to hear that his beak% is
improving.
Iter. C. A. Seeger. provost of
Trinity College. Toronto, is visiting
in town this week. the guest of
t'r.ovii Attorney Charles Sesser, K. C..
and Mrs. Stager.
Roae Hilliard, Marie Shantz.
lithiali Devitt. Isourene Ellis and Ruth
nootored up from Waterloo
and spent the week -end in town as
the isitests of Miss Esther llianw.
Mr. and Itrs. G. Nt. Williams. of
Buffalo. and Mr. Clifford V. Wil-
liams. of Dayton. Intim apent the
week end ni WWII, the guests of Mr.
a tni Mrs. George Williams. $t.
Vincent street.
Miss Orel l'ooper. of Victoria Col-
lege, Toronto. is at her boat, here
wire. Mrs. John A. r
Jewell. who 'Paint, up to me after one
\
of my 'aennons' n il said: lot) ought t
Ito preach the I:4.Si I.'" Mr. Ford was
!then offered a par ersillp with his t
brother in the runnin of a newspaper.
. bis brother to supply the capital, he t
the brains and experlen e. "But when
I wrote him that I a'at thinking of 1
going into the ministry e replied:
I 'Don't come! I'll get loon
or the summer vacation. Miss Coop -
.r. Who is the ehlest daughter of
lir. au.. Mrs. A. J. Cooper. Is takIns
he classics course at the University.
Mr. Geo. Downey. resident engineer
of Stretford district Provincial high-
ways -Stratford to Kitehener,
11* and to Goderieh-was tn town oa
Wednesolny of this week. While her,
te was the guest of Mr. Walter
Saunders.
Mr. G. F. Rogers. Provincial inspec-
tor of High Schools and Collegiate
liestitutes. is In town this week mak-
ing his annual visit to the Collegiate
Ingnitute. Inspector Rogers is form-
er principal of Seatorth Collegiate
Institute.
we would only fail If yona)°(hal3t1 etilmiPa;
on your mind all the titne.'
1 A short time after this a'Perim
I this` Mr.
'came from Dr. John A. W liams.
' president of the Brtintford di :let:
Will you take a circuit? To
I Ford replied: No. I can't do it. ut
i however, when a second message ea
from Itr. Williams about a mont
later Mr. Ford accepted i tharge a
Hereford. This was in the year 1874.
Mr. Ford stated that all the years
of his ministry had been spent within
the bounds a the old London Confer-
ence. In which he had held all the
various offices Lu the gift of his fel-
lows, chairman of the district and
preeident of the Conference, a member
of all the important committees and a
member of the stationing committee
for over twenty-five years.
In emphasising the fact that God
has led in the past, that it is His
church and His world and that He is
guiding His own, Mr Ford adjured
his hearers to learn lessons of re-
assurance, or wisdom, of faithfulness.
of power, and of lore. and above all
the lesson of confident and cheerful
work and warfare in the interest of
the Master's Kingdoms.
A party from Clinton. members of
Mr. Ford's congregation when he was
paator there. drove up to hear his ad-
dress
lira Ford wee presented by the
ladies of North street church with a
bouquet a room In honor of the oc-
casion
Discount
2% off 1st installment if paid on or before June 15.
If you wish to pay for whole year, 3% off 2nd in-
stallment if paid on or before June 15th.
Penalty
5% will be added to 1st installment if not paid on
Of btefOre July 1 at.
Pay your Taxes now and take advantage of the new
WM. CAMPBELL
Tax Collector, Goderieh.
system.
Example of 20 -year Endowment
Written for Either Sex at Age
21 Teas
Premium ter 41,000.00 $ 63.10
Guaranteed Cash Payment
on Maturity $1300.00
Or paid-up Policy (or$2810.00
Or paid-up Policy for
$1000.00 and additional
oath $ 800.00
Premiums can be paid annually,
semi-annually, or quarterly.
Write us for particulan, giving age
theareet birthday.
JOIINJOAnWHITEMEAD
1ES CO.
134 Carnes St.. Londe.. Oat.
• PUBLIC NOTICE
31 PREPARED TO SHARPM
lawn mowers by the oower emery
to. Satisfaction guaranteed.
THOMAS SANDY, MACHINE SHOP.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
CAOU OF' REVISION OF 1924
ment Roll.
I her give notice that the Court
of Reels for abort township shall
meet in th Township Hall. Carlow,
on May 26t 1924. at 10 a.m. KIM.
I. HETIM °TON. Clerk.
MEETING OF liURON couxtr
Iwo COUNCIL.
The Council of Corporation of
the County of Hu will meet in
the Council Chamber, Goderich. at
3 o'clock la the afternoo of Tuesday,
the 3rd day of June. 1 All ac-
counts against the Conn must be
in the hands a the Clerk later
I than Monday preceding the m of
Council.
ORO. W. HOLMAN,
County k.
Goderich• May 15th, 1924.
DIED
Gialcrich, ou Saturday.
1Lay 17111, 1924, George W. Bell.
in Ids 28th year.
TA'I 1.i -II to Goole r ie I o. on Tuesday.
May 24I111. 11124, 1.111Uut Mary
Kt:ft, : sire of Dr. Alexauder Tay-
lor
, Cit.% RI 1 E -At Broekr ille. on Sun-
! day. May Pith. 11124. Ada Mabel
MO11111011. wife of Robert W.,
Craigle.
til*NDRY'S S.tLE REGISTER
M.ty 30- I areserved eue-
thin sale of farm prom-rty of the
estate of the late James Patton at the
premises, pt. block G. convession 2.
W. D. Colborne.
TO RENT
wielrivhalCadpouWholldprry Lit $4 •'4T
111343
8
MANTED.-THRKE xresta SAL.)
I u ladies for Saturdays. Apple`
ILANAOIMil. L. R. ISTEHL 00.
ICOR RENT - TWO Minns ON
ground door, partly furnished. Ap-
ply at The Signal Office.
psterrick: FAItM I' '11 HEST -14o
*ems. lot 3. 1.01we64111)n 4,
borne towumhip. Good pasturage. well
watered from sprinj plenty of shade
I'. A. ROBERTSON. R. R. 4. Unde-
rfelt. or Carlow *phone. It
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF H4)CSEH411.1)
EFFECTS.
_MRS. WM. CRAM. er.
will sell toy Public Auction at her resi-
dence. West street, on
TUESDAY. MAY 27th
at 1.30 o'clock sharp. the following:
1 3-piere parlor suite. mahogany fin-
ish: 1 utahogauy table: I parlor lamp;
1 davenport: 1 hall rack: 1 sideboard:
1 extension table; 6 dining chairs;
odd rockers. chairs and tables; 1
leather upholstered condi; 1 writing
desk: 1 kitchen rsnge: 1 Quebec
heater (large) ; 1 "Oak" heater; 1
walnut book case; 1 rug; 1 kitcb.en
cabinet; 1 kitchen table; kitchen
chairs: 1 three burner oil store; 9
iron beds, ?wrings an4T mattresses; 1
mantle clovk (niarloleo: 1 01a054e.-4
wringer; 1 tub; 1 boiler; a nqmber
or 'teeters; blinds; window screens,
verandah chairs; picturee; silverware;
china, dishes, glaaaware; pots sad
pins and other articles too numerous
to mention.
No reser-re, as Mrs. Craig has .old
the house.
Terms: Cash.
MRS. WM. CRAIG. T. 017\1JRY,
Proprietress. Auctioneer.
IINRESERVED AUCTION SALE
Farm Proprety.
The Administrate!' of the estate of
the late James Patton will sell by
public auction at the premises. pt.
block 0 coecession 2. W. D., Colborne.
OD
• FRIDAY, MAY 30th, 1924
commencing at 2 o'clock
Eleren acres of land. 2% miles
from Ooderieh, an which there le a
comfortable frame house. 183.x 24.
with kitchen 14 x 16; A good cedar
barn, newly floored and shingled.
30 x 40, also 'stable, 14 x 40.
There is good water, the land is
well fenced and in good shape for any
kied of crops. There are some fruit
trees aid grape vines all In good thriv-
ing conditioa. A genuine locatiou for
a poultry farm.
TERMS: Twenty per cent. of pur-
chase money to be paid at time a
male, balance in thirty days. or half
the purchase price may remain on
mortgage with interest at 6 per cent.
per annum.
M. G. CAMERON, THOS. GUNDRY,
Solicitor for
Administratrix.
SELLING OUT
SALE
The outstanding feature of this Sale is the disposal
of our entire stock of new Summer Goods. The
merchandise was ordered before we had decided to
make a selling out sale. Consequently it all must go
at ridiculously low prices. The Dresses are made of
voile. ratine, linen, French crepe and gingham, in some
of the newest styles and shades.
Auctioneer.
ECUTORS' SALE or RESI-
dence, together with Property and
II Furniali
The xeentors of the Estate of the
late Me A. Acheson will *ell by pub-
lic mot at the premises on the
south side Newgate street on Satur-
day. May st, commencins at 120
o'clock sharp.
rho property coexists of two lots
on which there a two-story briek
residence, well bu , in good repair
and has all mod conveniences.
There is aloe a mail *table suitable
for a garage. At the me time all
the contests of the home ill be sold
including:
Mx-pleee parlor mite, 2 rockers, one
c•entre table, one rug. curtains and
blinds (all rooms), pictures 1 Jar-
diniere. 1 extension table, 6 dining
chairs, I sideboard, 1 side table. I
couch. rocking chairs, 1 large Brussels
rng. 6 cushions. 1 email sideboard, 1
kitnhen raisin 1 fall -leaf table. 9
chairs. 1 armchair, 1 3 -burner New -
perfection. 1 kitchen table, elethes
basket, lampe. bits wrtnmer, 2
clocks, 1 bell seat tied mirror. I hall
rug. 'fair carpet. 3 bedroom suites
complete. toilet set, draining tables,
rues feather ticks, linoleum. 1 new
William* NW lag rnachine. garden tools.
Stepladder, Iron board, quantity of
coal and intneroutt articlee.
TERMS:
Reel estate, 10 per centof the pur-
chase price truth, and the habitats
within thirty days.
Chs Bele : rash.
For further partimilars apply to
Meters HAYS At HAY& Solleitors
for Mr Executor', or to Kr. Thomem
(.lundry slWtlflIWpl.
h vilion,Goderich,Ont.
EAR SUNSET HOTEL)
PEN Y SATURDAY NIGHT
MILLINERY
Those who have, as yet. not seen our beautiful
new range of Hats are most cordially invited to come
in and inspect our range, regardless of whether they
contemplate buying or not. High grade at low prices.
Nothing over $4.50.
.4
AI Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
East Sae of Square GODERICK 014T-
It is gettlag so the fellow who CM,-
APaaell a eriabe ham his sanity question.
M. -Toledo
CARD OT THANKS
Mlle. BELL AND THE BRAYTEIERS
sa of the late George W. Bell wish
to express their grateful thanks for
kludnew and eympaitav extended In
their time of berestieuieut, and es-
pecially to the Go•ierich Elevator
Company aud employee*.
FOR SALE
▪ c. SHINGLES.-Caiload of B. C.
sPs XXXXX shinglee and cedar siding
at licilaw Station. ROBE1tTS0N Is
TREBLE. RR. No. 5, Goderich. Tele-
phones- 1 hi n cannon and Csrlow.
VOR SALE -HOUSE, Elorrr
a room.; and bathroom electrie
bight and fixtures; range coLnected;
hot and cold water; ecreet,s and
blinds to fit all windows; good gard-
en; no reiteonable offer refu-si for
quick ..he. Apply at THE sIGNAL
OFFICE.
COR SALO.- TWO REGISTERED
shorthorn bulls. Some choice
Mitsui -type Yorkshires. both sex ea.
Eggs for hatobigg from bred-to4ay
Barred Hoek' and 8. C. Wbtte Leg -
horns, and baby la/ticks. Phase or
write JM. FARRISH & SON& B. R.
No. 7. Litr•know. Phone Duagaanon
poit SALE --Five acres excellust pr -
1 den landorchard of whiter apples
strawberry patch. Good barn. eiteent
basement. chicken house; thrmeroma
dwelling. Insurance UM. Good
well; property well feetsidi ee17 free
from weeds. Adjoinlag th. mineral
store at Loyal, near the famens sum-
mer resort ilistriet, Out.
Cost $1.900-$1,200 for quick sale.
0E0 F McPHEE, 1357 Sheridan KW,
I
Plymouth Mich . executor of the Late'
W. H. McPhee.
MUSK
rim. W. if JACKSON, Organist
and Director a Music. North
street Method's* church. Inetruetioa
given in Voice Cutters Organ, Plans
Violin, Guitar. Thee/ry. etc Studio and
residence. Chnrch street. Phone 124.
AUCTIONITIOUNG
THOMAS OLLNDRY, GODERIOYL
a LIVE trrooR Amo oprirs.AL
AUCTIO,VEJLE
Telephone No, 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and every
etfort made to glire satisfactiom
Farmers' male notes discounted.
•
M STALKHR. AUCTIONED*
for household 'Heels farm eindf,
etc-, for the County of Huron,
Address all commualeations 141 J. M.
STALKER. Auburn P. 0. 44-tt
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
RYR, BAK NOSH TaRoAT
Late Hoses Serous New Ye* Opih-
thalmic and Aural Hospital. aminesait
at Moorefield RI. HaillPllal
Golden Square Threat Hospital. Lim
dots Sag.
In Waterloo IL, S., Strattord. SU-
sPboale 157.
At How Bedford, Goderich,
May 31st. at 7.80 p m , to Mhy
at 1 p.m.
LIOGAL
M G. CAMNRON. K. C.. BAR51.YA-
01 111R. Benetton solar,
Ones Hamilton street. Golieriehr=
door from Square. Trust finds eir
loan at lowest rates
pROUDFOOT. KILLORAN &
I HOLMES.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, MO.
TARIIIS PUBLIC, WPC.
Office on the Belem% mend Iss•
from Hamilton street, Gedmeth.
Private funds to loan at lowest
rates
J. L. Kilioras Dudley 1 Haase
Nava & Nape
BAS.2111Thle, DIU
R.O. LIAYS-R.O. HATS Jr. IL A.
Hamilton St., Galeria'
✓ !MAGYAR. LO.,BARRI811131.
10 SOLICITOR, Notary public and
eoaveyaneer. Office -Court Hem*
Godertch
INSURANCE, LOAZIL 11170.
MexILLOP uuTuAL rum
mu AMOR 00. -Farm and belated
town property Immured -
Officers -Jas. Connelly. Pres, Gods -
rich P. 0.; Jas Beans Yks-Pre...
Beschwood P. 0 • D. F. Mefinger.
See.-Treer, Ilaanyith P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R. R.
Ns 11, Ileatertb ; John 43. Orters, 1611/4
4, Waltoe; WIlnant Rhin. R. R. No.
2. Biafora ; "he Bennetwlea, Bred
-
been; Geo. McCartney, R. N. NS S.
B eaterth; Robert Parris Itailedt
Murray Gilman Breesileid; Same
W ass Ihisebereed; AMOS Oenselfb.
Oaderidt.
Agents: 3. W. Teo, Geduld'
AMR. Lake!. R. R. No. 1,011iMes I
jalm Murray, leateetb ; 1.
S matarth. Polley holders gaillitirlA
paysente104get tballr reel.
MI at IL T. Ilierebbre 13121111118
Clballam; E. IL Oakes
Mee street. S041&err;
Seneent Meer DefS