The Signal, 1929-7-18, Page 31
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BUY -AT-HOME DIRECTORY
On Page 2 of This Issue
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929
1:11:1ITY-sEe(►ND YEAR NO. 99►
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate sad Insurance
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOMLNION, PROYLNCMI,
MUNICIPAL AND CORPO-
RATION BONDS
Fire, Aaldeat, Automobile. and
General Insurance Agent
Other, next to ili4uk of Commerce
1'honc.53 (ioderich
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
LIFE INSURANCE (Sun Idle Co.)
ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AUTO.
ETC. L'St'RA.NCE
Some real bargains offering just now to
quick buyers of houses and farms.
Very cheap pr. l.•rty. ti,w.l 11.2 story
hou,.c. Fine !'cation. good condition,
immediate I.,.swwi,.n. Iles (ornate,
liglits, batlr.wnli, water, garage, etc.
Price $12.5'. Two or three hundred cash.
balance 011 easy terms to reliable pwrtc.
(iewwi 2 -story timer. Modern e4uippd.
close to `quare•. Price $7511. Certainly
cheap.
1'1.2 story house, part brick. c•h.r' I..
Square. Newly 14,111, repairs. fiat, hitt ti -
r44.4471, and lights and cellar. Big bar-
gain at $1451.
Fine 44-r.s,n., house, beside. i.antri.w,
All well arranged for beating, coil-
venw'nce and c fort. Finely decorated,
excellent condition. Electric lighted,
thinned for hot and cold water service.'
Full modern equipped bathroom, g01.1
cellar. chicken house, yard and 2 large.
lots. Fine location. ' liate possession.
price *Iwo. (;o.d terms if desired.
Red brick cottage. Modern equipped,
2 tote. Garage. $2300.
11.2 story red brick house. Medern
equipped. 2 lot.. $2300.
Brick . bouxes, *3000, $3100, $3200,
$3500, $4000 and $5000, etc.
Large number of good fragile houses 1
from $600 to $2500.
um
Chicken Cann. 44 urea, close to C. N.
R. station, Goderich, with fowl houses.
Barn, out building, 2 large incubators.
Price $1:>ftt\. Big chance of nuking money
to lite than.
Large number fine farms listed for Zak.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF COUNTY W.C.T.U. at Canadian Chautauqua
Celebrated Clown Coming•
HELD AT HENSALL
Unions Urged to Organise Young
Women and Children for
Temperance
The thlrly-,e,..11,1 annual convention
of the Boron IVetn'n's ('hrlootlan Tem-
perance 1'811.1 '41,i1hedd 11n the Unit-
ed .•hnr,•h, Ilcns..1 . on Tuesday. July
tnh. 44114, 1We• v.+luus. 'l'la• preddeitt7
Mrs. .\. '1'. coop..., presided. The de-
votional exea'e'rr- were tllket. by the
Exeter Union.
The departments of w..rk taken 1111
he the ('..nary N'4.1aeu',
Christian
Temperance 1 4,:•n, are the following:
I:vangelistic. .inti .\ar.•otici, ('auadian
Marine. 4 Itlren h Flowers. Fruits
and Joel/pap.. 1..1.4 Enforcement and
iw•glslatlun. 1b•'::. Contest. Nelenttflc
'1'emperu11e••. Mo1a1 Ed,i-otIon and
\lather's \Ie•'1i,. Press 'l'emp•rane•
411 N.1nd11 S. Travellers' Abd. Rail-
way Employe• L Idle White Itiblonl-
.•r+. I',lI 1• :4,1.1 Ar '!trod..,,. Each of
rhos.• .I.y:.rtm'-' - is in cbarge• of a
snl.•rin'. Ii.l'•1.:. w 11•.' ' duty It was to
the I,cr report at Iw .41I1 V1lttdo11.
'fl..•.ae-t i'' ''-t..at work c.rriel 011
on.' .h.• .-. ii...i..1i ratitenign through
lin• Not the -t',, Mr. -anger by the Nil.
710.1,:11 w' T.l'. Next year a eam-
i4I(gn 4.. I.• ..nel.1rtel on a hutch
are;.rer I+mb•. \I.'hciun was made of
the hod.or ''.5uferr.-'I upon Ilnrou eon 11-
t b. the 'timers :n the recent call-
! 1.4. 11 1:111 Nnb.rrla 4,d. G..drrieh:
1larrlet a:nn.11er :4,.d Andrew Carter.
1'Iwh•1,. and l'•srolin.• \VelN...1. wing.
haw.
The ad.ir..s- of a:-Icu1114- was given by
\lis, }:rl.el \lurd,s•k, of luras.. and
4444: ably , n•spaolel to by \lis.. Mur-
ray, .1 Exeter.
• The tren,Irer in her report asked
that a more !!!weal centributlen he giv-
en to the budget fund.
Mlgn Duff. field secretary of the
I'rov►nclsl 1V.4'.T. t... 4-ondu.•ted the
questi..h drawer alld aIso rxplaluwl
the "Mirror Pledge."
Mr. W. iL Johnston. of Exeter, was
present and spoke of the splendid
work dole by the W.l'.T.I'.
Mb*s 1311.11111111111 and Mr. Clarke sang
a duet.
A memorial service wax conducted
by Mrs. McGuire. of Brussels. The
departed ones were as follows: Mrs.
('antelon. Clinton; Ates, Whittingham.
Clinton: Mies. E. A. Hogarth, Exeter:
Mrs. Geo. Andrews, Goderich; Mrs. F.
Buchanan, Wingham; Mrs. Ranklln.
Brnsuels.
Tek election of officers resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. A. T. Cooper.
('llutou: 1st vb•p-presid,-:,8. Mrs. A. E.
Lloyd. \\'Ingham: 211d vow -president.
Mrs. Bender. Blyth: ':rel viae -presid-
ent. Miss Murray. Exeter: cur. secre-
tary. Miss Ethel Mnnleck. Hensel!:
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• reer.nling secretary, Miss Annie Con-
sitt, Hermit: treasurer. Miss M. Raw..
Goderich: Y. ww•retary. Mb.s• B. Joyut.
Wiugham: I.. Y. I.. s•• ratan. Mrs. G.
Johnxtoh, (:nderlch.
At the evening s.•w+i•ar Rev. A. Sin-
clair. minister ..f :1,e enn•rntlnn
For all particulars see or,wrlte
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Real Estate Agent
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A SAFETY Deposit Box in your nearest
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Commerce is the logical place to keep your
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We shall be pleased to furnish you with
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space necessary for your eqirements
minimum rates.
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OF COMMERCE
/ • IA .eA,cA .t n.,o lgn„wI•d
( THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA)
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Just A Reminder ---
To our old and new patrons that Brophey Bros.,
the old reliable Furniture Dealers, have always
in stock for your inspection the finest assort-
ment of
Bed Springs and ventilated
Spring Mattresses
• Marshall, Fishman, Simmons and
Brantford Mattresses
They are the finest that may be seen in all the larger
cities. An inspection will convince you.
Furniture sold ---either from catalogue or a personal
visit to any factory showroom, at rockbottom prices.
BROPHEY BROS.
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealer
West Street - Goderich
HERB TAYLOR, POPULAR CLOWN AND (MII.1►It}:\'5
ENTERTAINER
Humpty Dumpty, master of Fun -Land, is coming to tb• Chautau-
qua! Here is great news for every girl and boy. Herb Taylor is a
,very famous Humpty-Dumpty clown indeed, beloved by children all
over the Dominion. .An afternoon spent with this merry fon-maker
1n the big brown Canadian. Chautauqua tent will be a never -to -be -
forgotten treat
church. acted as cbairthan. Ile remark-
ed that if men were as faithful as wo-
men we would have prohibition in
Canada.
A very fine program wag ,eude•red. '
everyone doing exceptionally well.
Miss K. Sells gave two piano .ele•-
tiens, Miss Greta Lawmle a aele•tlon
on the violin, 311ss •Sylvia Salkeld a
reading, Mrs. ltes1 and Mrs. Halide,,
a daeC'•Mkv+ Maxine Wilson a solo
and Master 'Harold Wlli.snn a solo.
Miss Duff gave a very Inspiring ad-
dress.
The 'Hensall Union provided dinner
and supper for the visiting delegates.
Resolutions
The following resolutions were
brought in by the re,..lutlou cemmittce
atm adopted, by the (r.nveution:
11 I 'Whereas we deplore the increas-
ing tendency in the use of tobacco,
especially the 1•ig,lrettl•among aur
!1111 ng awn and ynmig 45..01,11 111141 1.4,•11
e.ur children -be it re,.dv'el that we urge
our people to see that the law is et,
fur.rd both h1 111, sal, nod purchase
of tobacco In its relation to minors
and seek by the influene•e of literature
and pledge -signing to In4tne•t and for-
tify our y..11t11.
42, Whereas we realize the neee'.-
'.itv.of tie immediate preparation (if
our women ciders, we would reIIP"t
not only every member of the W.C.T.
1'. but every tumuli:an woman to to
very thorough and prompt in the car-
rying out of the pledge -signing cam -
pollen known ag the "Mirror Pledge."
I:1I Whereas we appresinte the
wonderful results which were de-
rived frem the rwwnt educational cam-
paign conducted by the Rational W.
('.T.1-. supported ably by the Jahn
ik,ugall Publishing Horse. and where-
as we are gratified that another cam-
paign un n larger genie 1.4 to be laun-
ched to the hill of this year, he it re-
eolved. that this convention pledge Its
support not only In hearty .co-opera-
tion but in liberal financial gid.
(41 Whereas we are emissions of
the great lack of temperance urgsnl-
NHt100(4 Jinni/met our, young women and
children. we would ask each of the
local Unions to consider seriously the
forming of Tonna Women's ('hrlstlan
Temiwrnnere i'ntong and Loyal Tem-
perance Legiong.
1.'en Whetegs we have once more re -
eel red instil retlon from the present,
of Miss Duff in oar convention and
listened with Interest and profit to her
addresses. We w•nuld plan 1181 record
aur sincere appr•cin4bon of her Infln-
ence for prohibition throughout the
length and breadth of our Dom-
.tnion and Willi Id ce41v.1 h. her our
best wkslww and our co-operation with
ler through prayer. ••••
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cis Wherein" we have enjoyed the
h..spltnlity of the Itenelll I'nlon and
the comfort of this lenntlfnl church,
and 1410, tie program. of mesle and
e.ocoLun. we would desire' to express
our gratitude to all who hare In any
way , agtrlbutpel to the '.Iter•e*s of this
(r.4, 5Pn 1Ion.
BIG CIRCUS Id
COMM TO TOWN
(1ttrMty Brea.' Entire ('!erns and Merna-
gerfe WII1 19e Here
Get ready, kids. The greatest wild
animal show in the world will soon he
Isere.
And It is guaranteed that the Chris-
ty Bros.' Big Five -ring Wild Animal
firms in Its entirety will he here on
Monday. July 22.
"They don't bring all the show here,
1M they. mister?" Practically every day
in the season and on rime days several
timed, advance repr'es.ntativp, of the
Christy Brea..' Clrcw are confronted
with this gneation, put forth by towns-
people. who, on account of the 'Igen-
tic oda and bigness of this notional
HURON OLD BOYS
OF THE BORDER TO j
PICNIC AUGUST 3
All Huronites Are Invited to
That Date
.\ few days afro there apelrfel In
11'est.•ru 01118triu I'a•ler, a. de -Pettit
from Windsor aluuuncing that arran-
gements 14,1.1 111•14,1i completed for a
series, of reunion picnics at ,aims
polio. in F: -'..x ..query for former re-
s441(110s ..1 tinntriu uo4% Ihii,g i8 De-
troit and other centres 111'.., the bor-
der. Mr. A. 11. Wilford, of Win.Isor.
811.• ..rigi:'u..r ..f this luterestiug pro-
je't. w:1, I11 town 4,1, Sotto -day nllil
gays• '4'h.• Signal n call. Mr. %Alf..rd
was formerly of 111)114 and \Vim:hate.I
4.114 Ln• heel, du Wi11.h'r the, la -'l six
'ell', and is . halrtu:ln of the Essex
Count. 1Larki•ling IG.:vd. 111- Idea 4..
t.. g4•8 the former \Vc-1,r, en2111 rio
people-ih.•r, are ...C.a., ..r rh.o,s:unls
of thea, in Ik•Ir..it :.11.4 the vicinity
' 8egeth.•r 11. far as l..wible. (1444 them.._
:1 Lund. t lane . It 4'1IIn'1l111 :171,1
ere11e in 111.11. a fresh interests ill their
11:1144(' .unlet I'\'.
T. locatlze• .the r.•nni'n. 14,..! t., Le
aloe to a'•. omtmo.hue •,11 44111..111 - fe-
1...u4e11ic11•4•. they w ill Is. he'll
Lig 8o colitides.' rt three d{tr.•reuI
OM*. on (•arh of tile• S:uut'da,s .duly I
:14.lily .7 and .\ngu-r :i. as follows:
July 314 - Eesex county, at Scacliffe
Park. L,•-rrlivgto❑ : Feat county. +
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at I.ak.•-i.l.• Paris. Kingsville: (ax- �
fool .,.nary. ant e:r.+s,d:IIP Park.:
K l iigss• i Ile. 1
! 1.11y 27 L:nmbtou ...milt,. :1t 1.ak,--141.4!
I Park. Kingsville; \li.blh•sex • oul,-
ty ret Seacliffe l'ark, Leamington:
• Brace ..minty. at 1:ro4ed111.- lark,
KlI.i3" idle.
.\ngrl,t 3-Il1'101R (v►1'XTY, at -8.a-
ellffc Pirko Le:nidugt'm: Elgin
Gather at Leamington on
organisation, believe that it is splh
and divided on certain days. The cir-
1-180 Men always smile libel/ they hear
the question, as it 1...lie .R the oldest
miseoneeptlurls that the public has
about the circus
Jest erlusider a II..nwmt and you
will see that It Is ;moo - Able. 11, the
first place. tow folly ..1 carrying dou-
ble equplment, teat, tribe*, cook-
houses. and a hundred and one things
needed every. day. just 4,e a'.lonally to
spilt it into two .bows, would mean a
staggering amuu.t ..1 capital.lying idle
most of the season.
No0let1111P. al hog organize tion,
BP the c'hristy Bros.' Circus will play
a small town. ,even smaller than the
nnliul.ry thentrien1 show would book.
but there Is a ren -nn. It may be the
logien] stopping ponce on a lung crus,-
e'rlttniry }MM. 84. a -larger ..qty. The
day would 111' lost If they did. go
straight through. and as a matter of
ursine* a small town 1s
preferable to tart town at nii.
A big show. like the Christy 4Ir..s.'
I.1 reit,. gives the yell feet perforin:nor
at well and 4%1•11 stand irregpeetIve
of AAMP, a'. th.•) take no chances with
their n1.01':104.84. 44 hkh they lhrve built
111. after year- of struggle. of hiev11R
the greatest aggregation of circus stars
vier alsse•nlhtel under one tent.
Performance. :ir.• scheduled 1..r 2
for the afternoon a11s1 x for the night
show. floor-. 44 I'4 epee an hour
earlier. '.o flan. all say pay n leisurely
visit to the nsnu.g.•rte. The two -mile -
long g. rgeoti,Iy :141,1 hrilllantl\' gpl(r•101.-
ullr street pw.rob• will 1e145r the sbuw
ground. promptly 111 noon. .
WINS FIRST PRIZE IN
WELSH MUSIC FESTIVAL
41sIerl-h r'.'...l.• are Interested In
the animuseemen? that the Brant-
ford choir co:dncrel by Henri Jordan
won first prize .4 1the chief Omni,
event of the national Eisteddfod of
America held rer•11:ly at Scranton, Pa.
Mr. Jerdnn re-o-i4,d the Elsteldf,wl
molal, while the choir was awarded
$1.500 a11.1 au Eq-8.-.Idfe.l solver loving
cap. Mr. JonIn1, ,..tae years ago was
organl.t 111111 •hoirmastcr of Knot
church. Goderich.
Ir. 1hu11e1 1'ro' hero,, of ('hleago,
iollop ,aures. '.f \ew York. and Dr.
D. E. 1,ne'.. ..f seranton. were the
musical adj.1ddcau.•8-. A guest of honor
was James .1. Davi-. Secretary ..f Lab-
or In the Felted states Govenlnnent.
who give a ,wino,•? ,,ddress in which lie
Inudel the \Veld..
Next year's F:i't'•.I(I1041 will be held
at Jackw.n. (thio.
If 'Advertising Stepped
"What would Ice the reaction upon
the cost of living If advertising cen4ed
and Its iem•fl.r•nr force- were step-
ped?" This gn.wtion, asked by The
Forth Estate. pro,ideo much fon,) for
rltmination. It Is an Intereattng enn-
jeetIre. Adyertl,lig largely takers the
pine, of personal -ailing effort, which
Is very much more expensive. A ('a11-
fnrnla editor, cogitating on 41*
hIIIty of 14 (rsg'Iti,m of, advertising,
gays:
"Distribution :mot, the present aisle
would he Imp,'. 11... Mannfat‘tnring
world fall off. 4'11h a consequent .1. -
cream• In labor ..emend. Johters
wonld find their Mi.lne.g proportion-
ately limited. Retailers would make
fewer and glower turnovers. Pelee. of
all crommewlltls. would take a rise that
world make war rims and ante -wear
prices. seiem low by comparlann."
Fend specialistm now are re'om-
Mending spaghetti so containing all
of the health -giving elemento. Includ-
ing, of course, peer. Jae. - New York
itvealag Poet.
Gal,
The Safe Way
TME home is no place for valuable
papers-- neither is your office. For a
small suns, you can have the protection of
a Safety Deposit Box behind the steel
doors of our vault.
Your personal inspection is invited.
The only sale INac41 for wills, bomb. storks, duds.
pbelu. faintly papers, small netellen% etc.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch
F. Vb'oollcor44- Manager
canny. at Lakeside Park. Kintaw Misa MaephaV urges that only $1 l.•
%ilia: Perth county. 1,l w:roc,d•nle• -I•') o11 war training i1. Canada. And •
Park, Kingsville. hay, ns I0..4 like :a, .•eats. Border
Mr. Wilford Nly' the Idea haw ClIleo Star.
caught o4," trctue•udol..hy at the' )..r.'
der. 1411.1 leading public 1111.lt ''11 lw'111
side, ..f the tine are taking an active
interest In the preje4. Acting Mayor
Quinn. of Ik'tn.it, is gaging hearty co
!operation and members ..f the Border
('1814-'. ('lumber or Commerce are ex-
tending . helping hand. Mr. S. It.
Neither,, well known In Ilnrun. tem •
\agricultural representative fur Ess(•x
county, le tawretary of the organise-
tion.
It is leveed that all Huron comity
people 'within travelling dIstanee of
Le:lmbnitoI 'ill join '4th their br4.m i
Ther and sister Il..r.ndtcs in 81:14 town
on August 3rd.
Mrs. Wilford areon1puI1111 her hug-
b14nd on his trip to Glwlserlch on Sat- i
nrday,
-they call him
'The man you can? rattle'
Many wtcceseful business men
regularly use Wrigley's- The act of
chewing has a soothing effect. The
healthful cleansing action of
Wrigley's refreshes the mouth-
gendy stimulates the Aow of the
natural )takes -steadies the nerves -
aids digestion.
WRIGLEYS
Have Your Clothes
Cleaned and Pressed
in the up -to -.late way
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
(foods called for and'deliveretl
Full Gee of Geati Fsralsliisp
W. C. SNAZEL
Ilabev.IxsL. r and Dry cleaner
West Street Phone 339
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS A ND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
\ia-..1.:1. T. mph. Building
GODERICH -- ONTARIO
Confederation Life Association
Age -year Amount 4.1 Prem.
F:wlow na•n1 Insurance
1.5 •' 5000 $1).5.1111
20 " " $111.00
25 „ $194 23
A 25 -year }:ndownw'nt. maturing
in Ih241, paid 1,. aur policyholder
neer $I:w.I ler th�,nvuud.
M. N. MacDONALD
AGENT
Fire and Automobile Insurance
Gaderich Phone 382 or 142
Have for Sale
Cr .1 P11 31ortg.gc (1 F'nrin,
$3,0(M) \4..rtgage 0 Fart...
$4.14040 \Lntgnge u' Iarn1.
Vol Mortgage 7 Town Property
(;.slerich 1114,•tor and Tr:,,sit (o.,
.144441. st' , :.red the Stardom H..yal-
li.•e. 4' 1-2 , ..rye ol'th, lest Nerurl
ties on the market,
W. J. Powell
Car, Lite and Fire Insurance
1411'1,(1n. -ireet, (iewh•rtell
Phone 292 1'. 0. !lox 1:45
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Assurance in Force - -$1,898,915,000
Assets -- - - $485,958,000
1/kidontk to Policyholders inercnsed for the ninth mimesmive
year 481 addition t(1 a special rnatnrity dividend bonus
I'I{,a\• ()dice 115
1:4-.4i4leilce Sat•
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
We Offer Unsold Balance ---
15,000 Shares
\11 I'.\ 14 VALi'1•:
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS, LIMITED
Convertible Preference Stock
Fulls
Paid and Non-Assesrnhle
Inc.rp•ran.l 'mdcr the laws of tow Trainee of tMtn rio
Preference Stock convert Ode into 1'nmrnon Stook at any time on or before July 1, 193:1
Transfer Agent and R.gist•art \.4 -TN IN 11. '1'IU'nT etott.\NY. I.IMITFII, Toronto. (a,,,,, 1
CAPITALIZATION '14 -
Upon Completion of This Financings
A th.n..,d •'. •.I.4- . r
Coayertible Preference Stock (No Par Value)... 50,000 Shares 50,000 Shares
Common Stock (No Par Value I 100,000 Shares' 50,000 Slues
• 511.11011 shares remain in the Treasury for rtieg of Prefersnce Stock.
SHARES CONVERTIBLE AND REDEEMABLE
The ism0P of ('onv. rtible Pr. -curette., Stick note being offered far the financing of plant con-
struction and expansion op-ritions may be converted into common 't.w•k at the option of the
holder, on n share for -hare ki,t0k any tint'• up to and including .1111y 1 4, 111a3, after which date
the company ham the right to redeem all or any part of the outstanding Preference Shares at
$1 7.50 p.er share. •
-Price on Application -
All legal detail. relating to die is'dmneo of 44.4. Pn•b•n•nce Mock 1.144,• twill !.ascan upon by pangs, Rinkky h
Morwiek• of Hamilton, Ontario. for the 4', rp.ration, and John H. Near,. F:'..1 . Nev. lark ('its, for She Rankers.
DIVIDENDS at the rate of 70c per share will be paid ce.meacing the third quarter of this year
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Bank Building, Coderricb, Ont. Phones 430 - 4f4 Ir
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