The Signal, 1924-10-2, Page 5e
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
• -/ 1
Masai. October 2/1I414.-$
4,'i
SPECIAL
For Saturday Only
Neilson's Rosebuds, 39 cents per lb.
Regular price. 60 cents per lb.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
Phone 90 The Square, Goderich
Eastmain Kodak* and Supplies
MODERATOR OP GENERAL
ASSEMBLY AT WINOBAM
Addresses tae Meeting of Maitland
Presbytery
The srwl•auuual meeting of Malt•
laud.l'red,ytrrinl W. M. M. was held
in St. Andrew's church. 11'hlgham, on
Monday. September 13thL[�.. The day
was beautiful. the altt•f41111M•e goMl.
and interest was well wuhltuitt d !
throughout the different stosions.
.l full executive meeting was hell
In the• morning. tfterm".n session
opened at 1 p.m.. •the president. Mrs.
Ilaan.sss, lu Ihr chair. 1k•votlonal
,•x.,:rei.ses w•e•rt• conducted by Mrs.
11Ir.1 Gordon. IalekiM.w. and Mrs.
Rev.) Me•Kruzle. ylob.sworth. Min-
utes of lalst nieetVag read by the re-
eor.1ing secretory. Mrs. Carr. Wind-
ham. and adapted. .t stute11u'ut frnal
the finance committee 1.'a,, given by
January 1st to .tugust :est -42.1.14.0.110.
Allocation. $11,730.00. Mrs. ('Nwwlug..
convenor of nominating eaumitte•,
c lotted flit rleetiuu of .Mies•rr to
till vueaiwir,, tau the (..mrd. ltegre•t
was expressed at the rrmural of Mrs.
.1. 11'. (lleuule and Mus. titre.)
(iomw: letter....( appr.M111tion of their
Nrrvtes to Is• forw'ardel 141 them. Sot. -
nos la felt at the passing 4.d it Idyel
member. Mrs. Hardie, silo was
called 1 • In July.
' 1 hying 4,'1 the full agenda, reports;
from the, deleglites to General(' •i1,
Social S'r.lee Council Intl Summer
School sere 1141.1 oyer. 11.e• follow -
ting resolutions %ve•re discusseI and
jslsswl uaaoiwousl)• :
! ltew,h'wl. that we as -members of
Ma ftTiru.l 1'resbyterigI nos nssrmble.l
give all jn+wible assistance a" Mew-
s hers of the 11'. M. 14.. as ....'slows ct
1 the church. as Canadian a citizens, 'It
the forthcoming plebnscit.• campaign
to strengthen prohibition measures
(leldie, the• first Canadian ..missionary
w -ho labored lu the. South Sea Is-
lands, was born.
The 4 ,tIe•rh•h Mummer S'luol exw•11-
t1ye wet in el,Mlerich on M laky of
1111,, week, making plans for next aura -
niers session. Auua.g Moor present
from out of town were Rey. e;. 11'.
Putt. of Monktol,. It..v. S. It. Johns-
ton. of 1te•rcie•. and Ret'. 1Y. It. Alp
ed-ltev. 1'. M.,Itaues of Auburn.
HEALTHY CHILDREN
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
'tine healthy child sleeps' well unit
during Its waking h„nrs is never cross
but always lullipy and laughing. It
only the sickly child thou Is erns.. and
IN•t•t•IMIi. Mother.. If your children do
!n d
sleep null: if they. ark en,ss Ilia
• •e• e r 1 •Ice •1 ne•m . R14bv's
Mrs. \Ludic. I.n• loom. Ite•vipi from 1 ,wit corona tin• ol. '1'. A. on our slut- cry .1 a •t 414•1I , 1 J
Iut.•s, a elan Tablet. and the•y't+'IiI stem Is•
It.•solye.l. That ". ahs W. \l. S. mew- well and happy ottani. The• 'tablet,
het•+ of ytuithuet Preslnneriat 1144s us sere a mild but thorough hlcatnve
sewbl1.l will „„t hold unrselv.,1 re- which regulate the bowels. sweeten
s104,lstble• for any Motive -hare of laid- the stomach. banish eonstilatiuu.
get allocation. 1,11t Wee ailljug to oho, colic and indigestion and promot"
til• matter elewrly before all rho ttonl- hrallt)ttul sleep. 'Choy are als.dwtcly
en wrinIM•rs of the church. to gi%.• .111 k'unarnuleYl free• frown u1,ial.w and
neeessary assista 11N•,•- t.,4, ,rd rilbang may 1"• give.. to the nets -born twit•
the required l.idg••t of the rh.ir.I, 104 with perfect safety You can obtain,
members thereof. the 7y161ct' though any medicine
Mrs. Harkness led i,, prayer. (haler at 23 .ruts a 144.x. or by mail.
.1t :t p.m. Pre,q.ctery joined .:onfe•r- I i not paid. from The I1r. 11'illiaul i
.•nee'. Mr. Cumming. ol.ulen11or, 1" \b•dichu• ('o.. lit,. kv11!'. (int.
e101111 tile chair: After the siigl..,•
..f' Ifcuw . ',-4 Hud prayer offered by
Rev. Messrs. McKenzie- and Smith. the 1
Rev. I)r. C. \1tKiuuou of ilalifax.
no,derator It the li.n.•ral .lwemb:}
4,4,111.1 11104411 to address the a.l-
diets•.•. The large attentive audience
maintained a keen Interest through -
our -lir: MI-kinttoti s Imt res ive• ad-
dress. the snbj.ct of whid. was tune
porhmities, The speak. r 41411114141114.0-;
t•-.1 1he mean ami wow.•.. of Huron
.4.tn try and of \laltl:u.d 1'r,•sbyferia. ; -
o11 the nr.•tll.• ..f her sons. .104 he was
clrlphtha of ,the le:lst Huron !t,.1184
toll- he spoke of ti.• i1lsptl'aat•,!I 1111.1
,,ancone 1)".se br:I'Y• defender. ,.f tie•
j
For the Honor of Old Ontario
Hold the Line Against the Enemy !
MARK YOUR BALLOT:
1 Are youhin favor ofTthe continuance o( _
te Ontaiio emperance Act ?
X
2 Are you in favor of the sale as a beverage
of beer and spirituous liquors in sealed
packages under Government control?
POLL EVERY VOTE!
Some More Ammunition
The Huron County Council, at a recent session, seriously considered the
dosing of Goderich Jail permanently for lack of prisoners.
In Toronto in 1914 with open shops and bars there were 14,247 arrests for
drunkenness.
In 1919, with the O. T. A. and Dominion Prohibition there ,Here 3,925.
in 1922, with the O. T. A. alone- there were 4,059 arrests, and this with a higher
standard of law e.lforcement.
. PROHIBITION LESSENS CRIME
In Toronto 55 per cent. of the population own their own homes. In Montreal
only 5 per cent.
Toronto has the O. T. A. Montreal has Government Control.
The bank clearings of Toronto in 1923 exceeded the bank clearings of Mon-
treal for the first time in history.
In Montreal infant mortality is higher than in any other city in Canada or in
the United States.
Out of 3,247 business failures in Canada in 1923, 1171 or 36 per cent. were in
( 14, with liabilities of $30,969,500, or 45 per cent. of the entire amount for
The clerk of the Juvenile Court in Montreal says: I have seen 15,000 boys
pass through the Juvenile Court. Drink was the cause of nine -tenths of the crime.
The Montreal Gazette says: A veritable avalanche of outlawry, hold-ups,
robberies and burglaries has descended upon this metropolitan city, armed gangs of
desperadoes ply their nefarious callings with impunity.
in 1922 there were admitted into Ontario 882,926 tourist cars. In the same
year into Quebec there were 62,951 cars. The O. T. A. has promoted the tourist
trade.
WHAT HENRY FORD SAYS
If the United States of America ever repeals prohibition, then in the interests
of public safety there should be enacted the next day a law prohibiting the use of
gasoline vehicles upon the public highways.
GASOLINE AND WHISKY WON'T MIX
Notice in the Ford Shops:
From this day on dismissal without opportunity for appeal will be the penalty
irn 3sed on any man found to have the odor of beer, wine or liquor on his breath, or
to have intoxicants on his person or in his house.
w�„t MODERATION AND GOVERNMENT CONTROL
How simple, nice and comfortable these words sound. There is something
appealreally attractive about thern. They
able about them. They do not jar on the sensiblhtie They rachet appeal and
allures ----but
Let us speak plan; there is more force in names
Than most' men dream of; and a lie may keep
Its throne a whole age longer, if it skulks
Behind the shield of some fair -seeming name.
Yes. let us speak plain. Behind these inoffensive names are concealed the
entire liquor interests of Ontario, Canada and the world. These words are but the
cloak eft ng that have fought emery temperance advance and opposed every
to lli 'slation all through the years.
OM Ontario Har the Line Against the Eating
FOR SALE
I14,lme•Myil1.. Cheese Factory,
Good brick building; also nice
residence will he sold together
or separably. Apply to .TAMES
l'1)NNO1.1.l • (loderirh. Ont.
liberties of nor Empire gayer.
.l solo hr \lie+ obey. entitled "11":, -
that Somebody You:'" nos much 'ale
pr,s•intet- Dr. Rols•rtson_ Toronto.
led l4. prayer.
Ib..lotion. dealing w'ith the too -
111.14 of titeioting the budget allooti.•1
were .-arueslly disctmaed and IOIq•ted
Mr, Hardie cto.."1 the meeting .till
n4'aayer.
1'h:tig,•s in I'reMhyterial :
Tre•:Isurer. )Ira. .lhlydie. i.uckno4 :
cortrsl04ald. nt secretary. \lis- Year.•
i4)pley: )tencral interests Men•re•nlry.
]ire. 1D. e'a11q•IN•I1. .lnnoty: ..,n'..... :
of Ie"niltntllll.' oumnlitt••c. Mfrs. 1'11111
mina 4 441. II••'e'ns 1. It. It. 2. I.u.•kto.".
1'r, ss :secretary. It. It. 1. isungac4'
'dr-. It. 'l-q'hlnneyh
PRESBYTERIAL WORKERS
MEET AT CLINTON
t'enfe .nee I►isruset. I'rohlrns: in
Connection with the Budget
,1- vont..•r.•.''' of the l'reil'yterc e.
1111r411 :11o1 1.1.••••1 4314.11:11 s."'1, ties 1.3•
hell ha 11'{Ills chulr•h. Clinton. nn
Tintrs.l:ay. Sept. 1slh. trr•dts,'nas wpy+
tool means of raising the s of <'-;.
fast, allotted to Huron Pre'byt.'ry i•.
canoetion with the irodget
There• was a stood reprew•..tati...
from the various congregations. Her.
.1..\1.rey. m.••lerator of the I'resbynery.
presided. The opening address at til •
1i 4414.4,41,11 session. which coma Incur '.I
at $.30 o'clock. was given by Ile:.
1)r 1.1.KUtuot. moderator of the Gc11-
era n -Assembly. 1)r. McKiwto, is :1
neat. convincing and eleslut•ntspeaker. '
'Mrs. James ih,milton of Goderich.
who rcpresewel the Presbyterial 11'
1M S.. referred to the different ,N'
ensigns when :4t n time of fl'nuncial
trialn the chnr•h hoards had requested
the women of the-e•httrch M eo-operate
In order to save the sitrultion. "The
women." said Jtr.. 41a1m11ton. "had nI-
%enys shown their willingness to a-1-
si..t. and their own work. Instead of
racing hindered as a result, had pros-
p•rwl." Ors. Hamilton assured the
board that the women were always
ready to d('*'I, rge their primary duty
as church nwurbers and help to wipe
out the burden which It tampering
the. work. Tooth at hone and nhro:vl.
Rev. A. E. Armstrong of Toronto,
assoeiat.• secretary of foreign min -
!dons, explained that the present fin-
ancial diffk•ulty was not tine to de-
creased revenue, at during the past
five years the I'reebyterian church
had advanced $300.000 is its glvings. r
tint that the real reason for the crisis
was clue to tivleg conditions that woreLMODEL Tiluvror
beyond control, such am the increased
(est of living, higher cost of work,
and the cost of maintaining e(•hools.
h(stpitals. native helpers, eke., also to
the increased coat of transportation.
Seven year! ado It took MO to
send a missionary to (lhina; today It
takes $800. "Phe cost of maintaining
all work." said Mr. Armstrong, "ham
incres*ed seventy-five pey cent. daring
the past adz years. As a result there
ham been no expansion. The estimates
this year have been cut down from
$644,000 to $i00,000."
In the dimcussion which followed
several suggestions were made. One
was that the men of the congregation
should manna* for the purpose of
studying the subject of missions and
thereby stimulate mtsnionary seal
and Activity. Later, however, • 11110 -
lotion. prepared by a committee com-
posed of Mr. Jas. Mitchell of Ooderkch,
.Rev. W. R. Alp of Auburn, Rev. J. Z.
Hogg of Clinton, Mr. J. Fisgland of
Lnndeehoro' and Mrs. Taylor of Ood-
erlch, was adopted. preparatory to
being seat down to the congregations.
The evening meeting, starting at
14.00 p.m., found a math larger aunt -
her to attendance. Rev. Dr. McKin-
non 'poke on . the past, present and
future or the rhumb and gave some
wonderful word pictures of the Oon-
eer days and workers, which were
listened to with deep attention sad
mppteelatlon. Rev. Mr. Armstrong re.
a(rn,pel his talk on the finances and
also stroke of the inspiration he re-
ceived when on a visit to Albertan,
Prince Edward !Maack where Dr.
New Millinery
Fashionable
Models
Of a quality you.. .will
appreciate.. ' 1,
'full Crowns in Hato ofall
types.
plumage
Flowers rival in
smartness.
new+.
\',IJet, Velour and Felt are
butting fabrics.
There is Style and Dignity in ev.•ry
line in cornet \lillmery for the
Fall and Winter Season.
Your Inspection is invited
Miss MacVicar
Kiagstoa Si.. Goderich
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
t
LEEBURN CHURCH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th
at 11a.n1.and ;.30p.mn.,.'ouductel
by Itev. a.\1acFathine. 4.1.4..,Bit ,
•of Bayfield.
Fowl Suffer and Entertainment
Tuesday Evening, October 21st.
l'rvglatn furnished by Amid.
players. Watch for particulars
later.
Pictures
Brighten
the
Home
There (all days awake you want
fresh and colorful things in the
reantool your house. •
A new Picture on your Malls has
the tame cheery effect as a bright,
(reals Is -unmet of dowers.
Coote in and make a Nereetl..0
from our charming reprtstuctiont.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
if the Prince of Wales
Was Coming to Goderich
would you give a dollar
and a half to hear him
speak?
Well; you can get a Victor
Record tnadc by hint -the only
one in existence, tat --and wit h
a selection by the Coldstream
Guards' Band, one of the tint -t
in the world, recorded on the
back.
Would you like to hear it?
H. E. JENNER
WEEK OF OCT. 6 TO OCT. 11
Monday and Tuesday
HUNTLEY GORDON AND MARIE
PREPOST
in a timely John M. Stahl production
"THE WINTERS"
Jack R'btte Special Comedy
"DIZZY DAiSSY"
Wednesday and Thursday
LEAISWE JO% AND ROD LA
ROCQI'E
head a typical all -.tar cast la Cecil
B. DeM/llle's great spectacular
"TRIUMPH"
Fox Comedy
"170 COWBOYS"
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Goderich Home Bakery
West Street, Goderich
l For'."nly 1.i.ik'r hake ry '
(laving taken ovtr the bakery hu -i4., tat. ly earned by
Will. V. Richard -on. 1.e are at presetat putting the ►1:1111 its :1
modern :11141-anitary ctiab1, u- to put nut a
mid Pur,' Food Product in all our lines that will have' the• ;tp-
proval'of our most erit nen l Pit rot'-.
Purity and Wholesomeness in Our Products is Our
First and Last Consideration
Our surge••s lits in the -atiufae{ion of mu Patrons. 1.ct
us serve you with our Port. Food PrMlutt.:. Tell u' if anything
is wrong. and we• will en.lcavor to reetily our mistakes. \Wil.•
repair- are going on we will .111 Our utmost to keep up all line -.
Goods Delivered Phone Orders No. 114
The Goderich Home Bakery
Wm. Ahl, Proprietor James Blain, Chef
Friday sad Saturday
HAROLD LLOYD
is hIl greatest, thrilling, milea-minute
Iugh prodl
WILL ROGE1$ iN
"A • COWBOY MUER"
Amop's Fable
"THE CAT THAT FAILED"
FURS FURS
Special Showing of Fall and Winter Furs this week.
If you are interested in buying now or later -
see us first. -
A small deposit will hold any piece.
Also orders taken for repair work on furs.
MISS S. NOBLE
..nth side 1yuan• - (iexlcrir h
The Management of
The James McManus Pasteurizing Plant
wish to announce to their cuAoiners and the general public that
they art' now carrying fresh [)airy and Creamery Butter and
aka Butt.,rmilii on their regular milk delivery rigs at all times.
4.
Butter, Milk and Buttermilk ran be had at the plant on East
Street at any time between 9 a. ul..and 6 p. In.
New Fall Shoes
Are Arriving Daily
You will like their appearance; you will appreciate
their fitting qualities and you will be agreeably sur-
prised when you learn the reasonable prices we are
able to sell such goods for.
Your Inspection Is' Invited.
t
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
MatJaeelt Monday, Wednesday at 4.1:, ,
Saturday st 3.00
Tl s above is an "a11 special" program
Phcne 158
W. BKG. SHARMAN GODKRICH