The Signal, 1935-1-24, Page 5jr.W
THE SIGNAL — GODERICH, ONT.
TUMEEZ
The new advertised ,preparation
is now in stock
Wedded Fifty Years
Ago in Goderich
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 22 The Square Goderich
OBITUARY PORTER'S HILL
Tuesday morning at the home of ner
daughter, Mrs. Frank Duna, corner El-
gin avenue and Victoria street. Mrs.
terey, who was In her eightieth year,
was itulte active until a week ago,
when she was confined to her bed
after a heart attack. She was born
in New Brunswick, a daughter of An-
drew and Nancy Quaid, natives of Ire-
land. When ten years ot age she
moved with his family to Ashlield
township, where she was married
ARP -eight yeafs -ago. With her hus-
band she .Ured on an Ashlind farm
u ntil his death fourteen years ago, and
In 1225 she came to live with her
daughter lp Goderieh While her
inalth permitted she was active in
the work of Victoria street l'olted
church, ID both the W.M.R. •nd the
Ladies' Aid Society. She la survived
by aro children: Mrs. Frank Dunn.
of Godertch; Mrs. T.J. lachardeou, of
Igmendville; Msrs. G. Carey, of Wolse-
ley, ellasti.; Harry C., of Exeter, •nd
William A. C. of Norge, Sask.; also
by three sisters, Mrs. Wm. Vrooinan
and Kr.. Mathilda Quaid, both of God -
of Olympia. Washington. Four daugh-
Sera predereased her. The funeral ser-
vice was conducted this (Thursday)
afternoon by Rev. F. W. Oralk, of Vic-
toria street United church, with in-
terment in Dungannon cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander
of Port Arthur Celebrate
the Anniversary
Fifty years ago, on January 15, lea
1 In (&oderk'h, Miss Margaret MgeDeg
aid, daughter of Angus Mac
and Henrietta Morrison, of Storno
Isle of Lewis, Scotland, was united
lu marriage to Audrew Alezauder, sou
of James Alexander and Isabel
Cralgle, of lOgllabay, Orkue Iolanda.
The ceremony was conducte� by ltev.
'1311.'011, Or' Kninir' c'iaiiilef!' iethe bM9d7
and groom were attended by Capt.
Jas. lnkrtter and Miss Bella McDonald
(sister of Mrs. T. thwarts, Waterloo
street), both of whom are still living
in Goderich.
On Tuesday of last week, January
15, the couple, now of Port Arthur,
celebrated the golden Jubilee of their
wedding In their home at 263 Angus
street, surrounded by the members of
their family and their grandchildren.
A reception was held for Mr. and M+s.•
Alexander at the bonze of a daughter,
lies. Thew. E. Grieves, 54 Crown
street, Port Arthur, on the evening of
their anniversary.
While In Goderich Mr. Alexander
was occupied aa a commercial fish-
erman. On April 25th, 1!389, four years
after his marriage, he made a hazard-
ous tenday trip in an open sail boat
from Goderich to Port Coldwell, on
the north shore of Lake Superior. His
wife Joined nim there and the next
few years were spent ftJackflah and
Niplgon. On May 1•t, 1897, M.r. Alex-
ander was appointed In charge of
Iamb Island light statics, and he held
that post fur thirty-four.and ahalf
years. being superannuated November
1st. 1931.
Lr. Alexander, who 1s seventy-seven
years of age, is said to be the only
retired lighthouse keeper In the Lake
/Superior district to possess the Im-
perial Service medal presented by
K.Ing George. He received the medal,
for duty well done In the tlghthouse
service of Canada, on February 0th,
111(12. Accompanying it was a letter
signed by John Anderson, Coder -Sec-
retary of State, u behalf of the Bac Mr
retery or State of the British Home and Mrs.
Department, in which the pleasure of
His Majesty In ordering the presenta-
tion was expres-ed. The medal was
presented to Mr. Alexander on behalf
of the King by D. J. Cowan, M.P. for
Port Arthur. Mr. Alexander saw and
chatted for, a few minutes with King
George when he. as Prince of Wales,
with the Prtnee<s, now Queen Mary.
, passed through Port Arthur in 1901.
The children are Mrs. Grieves
t Rita), Mrs Robert Robertson (Jean),
Mr.. Milton Tuer (Palsy), and Donald
Alexander, all of I'ort Arthur. Cap-
e tatn Wm. Alrxrnder, s son, died --
Port Arthur in 1920, of Influenza. He
enlisted In the Naval Reaarve during
the war and on arrival overseas trans-
ferred to the Royal Engineers. There
are three grandchildren. Billy and
Peggy Tuer and Bobby Robertson.
Neil MacKay. Goderlch's munleipal
assessor, Is a nephew of Mrs. Alexan-
der.
Onleses of Mans Cbsb,—The ad -
100101111 -Malirtin,rs 4e. Xises-Mou's-
was held on Tuesday evening of tlds
week. The following officers were
elected for the new year : President,
Fred Elliott ; vice-president, Allen
Betties; pecretary, Jas. Stitling; treas-
urer, Glen Lockhart It was decided
to hold a contest on February 11 IA-
tween the married men and the single
men The captains are, for the mar-
ried men, Allen Betties and Jas. Stir-
lieg; for the single men, Glen Lock-
hart and Ray Oox. There will else
a plod variety of musical numbers.
AUBURN
23.—Mr. Arthur
Yungblutt has returned to Detroit
atter a month's visit at his home here.
Mrs. Jame. Howatt is visiting her
daughter, Mrs.'Percy !tanning of Lon-
desboro, this week.
Mies Martha Adams of Kitchener
s'Pent the week -end with har...mother.
Mrs. Thos. Adanzs.
Miss Eleanor Andrew accompanied
her aunt, Miss itae Andrew, to Tor-
onto last week.
Miss Norma Coutts of Wingham
visited her friend, Miss Maegagot lirer-
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wiliam ot Detroit
have been visiting his slater, Mrs.
George ['smitten.
The MacEwan Garage
ANNOUNCEMENT
up my present premises snd ara taking over the Miller
Garage, which la being enlarged and remodelled, where
It will ghe Ise pimiento to MIT* the automobile public
en and after February 1st, with that Mortars which 1 hope
hes distinguished nts toesiates-M-4166-1111*-------
The Royal Bowling Alleys
WEST STREET — GODERICH
Leagues have been formed and schedules drawn up for
the winter for men and women bowling fans.
Men will bowl on Tuesday and Thursday nights, ladiet
on Monday and Wednesday.
JOHN PARSONS Lessees
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Thursday. January 24th, 1935-1
ANNUAL -BANQUET BOAT SINKS AT MIDLAND
Of Arthur (Areli a N'ell-attended Mantadoe, with Grain Cargo, Settles
Event et llbday Eteyelttgin Fourteen Feet of Water
The annual banquet of the Arthur Midland, Out., Jan. 21 --Elevator
Circle of Knox Presbyter hen church, officials were silent today on the prop-+
held In the lecture room of the church
oil Monday even4tli. was otteuded by
nearly one hundred 1.114.111.6,11's of the
Circle and their guests. Yellow tuhlr
decorations, In numerous sther baskets
on the snowy spreads, torussl 0 Kett)
setting for the affair. 1hul,, lila and
ranee,trite"! AS" fed Lord
or scheme.
At the heed table with the president,
MAI Eva Somerville. were Mr.. W. u.
MacEwan, past a ut ; lice. D • J.
and Mrs. Lane. /leve T• W. and Mrs
Taylor, Mrs. J. H. Barnett, Mr. and
Mrs. F. 0. Weir; WA Albert Tey'ler,
president of Me W. ' M. S. nitxlllary ;
able cause of the sinking of the Pat-
terson Lane steamer Mantadoe which
last week settled in fourteen feet of
water while tied up at the Aberdeen
elevator duck with a storage cargo
of 230,000 bushels of grain. The
Ate! 'rrdeeies' elsst..boed above' watt'!"
when she settled on bottom but it 15
feared between 125,000 and 150,000
bushels of her cargo Is water -damaged.
A theory of the sinking is that
strong west winds lowered the water
level, leaving the ship suspended by
the firm grip of the ice. When the
Jura, A. D. Meseta, preskleut of the l ice gave way and she fell back Intel,
]▪ ilia . the water,�.j!fliaWd Rte a Qt les pler
Alex. Smith,
Mit utile cud rr.
N. C. Lanaway. T e Circle
members erf the Another theory Is that large pieces
of fed pounding against Ver aide loos-
ened a seam. The Burke Towing and
!Salvage Company'. tug Strathtogle Is
assisting the Mantadoc', own pumps
to Neer her of water.
Save on Meats for Cash
I'KIME iOt'NG BEEF—
Tender Boiling Beef
Prime lab Roast
Lean !shoulder Roast 'lie
7e Flesh Lean Hamburg Steak
1!3Ie 3 lbs. for tae
NATi'iiI %
Round 'teak...,2 lbs. 25e
Sirloin $teak....2 Ib.. 25r
Wing Steak C lbs. 25e
Purr fork Sausage
2 lb.. 2:.r
Pure Lard Ib.. 2.,c
Milk -fed ('Itlekrtts elk Ib.
leg iumti _ .«_.. _. il♦¢
Leg t ew1, half or whole lye
Breast Iamb lie
JrweI Shortening.. Y lbs. for 22e
Sauer Kraut rum with
eser) fill cent rash order
- st.EciAt. 1.W.1111.CICIEON REEF. BY Tin,. QUARTER --
met or the Arthur presented goon, alms Were preeent.
A program of Musk Wag presented
during the banquet. Mrs 'W. F. Saun-
ders, Mrs. H. C. Dunlop and Miss 0.
Habit contributing two 'Lumbers and
Miss liarnett and Ws- D. Greene a
duet. Oommunity singing was also en-
joyed.
Afterslitoner speakers were Rev. I).
Mrs. McLean, Mr.. J. E. Smiths_ sir.
G. MacF.wan.
The resular Artber (lege ampulla
condueted at the (-motile-Ion of
the banquet by Mrs. Hold. Biseet. firet
viewpreeddenL An intervening letter
from Mime Gladys Murphy, of Jamul.
was road by Mims Edith Taylor, after
which an announcesneut was made by
anitary eat ar et
Phone 185—We 1/eUver, THOS. LEGG Hamilton SL. Goderieh
--CASH PAID
SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATED "Neither Nashua, Fascism nor Com- !I 'There is a suopleion that little more
The many friends of Mrs. James taunt= as a form of gorentment could :than lip ?service has been peld to the
Young•are pleased to learn that she exist for a fortnight in the pure at- ' fund:suicidal principle upon vihich the
has returned bellle trilm Alexandra norimbere of intellectual freedom"— ,betigue of Nations was founded."—
ORTITITTerbb7Trrt-folfiretrolittelfR4611111-111-161"1"" . de Valens
Me, lied Mrs. y .. ng quietly eeleh .reted-
-their Alter wedding. tinaliertairi gni
January 12th. Mass was offered hy
Rev. C. F. Nees.. parish priest: beau-
tiful floraUtrlbutes were revelled. and
many friends ealled during the after-
noon and evening to extend congratte
teflon' and partake of the brides ,
cake. At high noon Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. D. I. Rill that tbe C.G.I.T.-groups Young 'were the recipients of * full
C. G. 1. T. week at their meeting on a -surprise, fry rtne-gessoni:eseensklet-Mr..
Tneeday of next week. A fine report and Mrs. John Hussey.
(if the %Juror' Presbyterial most ing
rhe preending officer.
Isehl recently In clinton was given by MEET THE mutx,Ess FAMILY
The father of lineeess IS Work.
vor to interest other chum!) weathers tu
Some of the other boys are St -shinty
The oldest SOil Is COOLlill)11
asked that hie members he ,preseut
Foresight, Enthusiasm, Co-operation.
regularly throughout the year.
bewis, who has been visiting her coo-
; sin. Mrs M. Woods, returned to Tor-
! onto on Monday.
Announcement
phone rang. And b ineenloss,j
Angry Feminine Yoke ,cis tor !ins
lisehe7or -.No. he's None home."
know? dhln't even tell yiot Irk
WE take this opportunity—if Inforuthlgur man/
customer* and frielida that on Febnusey lat
at the eorner_cf Kingston' and Vidor', streets, form -
erly known as the StaeF.wan Garage. We thank
- our 'atm(/' for buslieses in the poet. anti in the ,
ROUSE & BELL
met with a very painful necitient when
he fell from the haymow on Sunday
last breaking hie ankle. Ile was
brought from the barn to his home
on horseback and wes taken hy
1 father to Dr. Burris' ((thee and had
lila ankle set In plaster parbe.-Walter
le now renting at home. Ilis friends
!wish ger him a speedy recovery.
1 -On Frithsy, January lgth. the -Chim-
ney of Donald Murray'. hoine took
ffre, but with the help of the-
, the blaze was soon brought under con-
i trot and no daasags.was dose.
dance as January ANL The crowd
Mr. Charles • Gemeinkardt Is eLsit.
Ins his ?sister -in Toronto If he gets
a po-ition he intends staying there ,
annual meet i ng of the Baytii• Ceme-- i•
Very Company was held at 11.e town
hall ea Monday afternoon, Januery
1 Bachelor- -"Ton didn't neeti to.
!When this phone rang every marriet:
in the place ma:oust his kat
end dnekt II out."
TELEPHONE 33 EXPERT REPAIRS TO ALL OARS
Altat
HOLISS SKATLNG PARTY 21st. wtth a good attendance. The
Members of the Benmiller Young following often; an& directors were
People's Society, to the number of appointed for 1925: Presideni. Chas.
about fifty. held n skating party on Middleton; vice-pre.ident, Ja.. H.
Tuesday night anti enjoyed a couple of Reid; secretaryeryliatrer, A. E. Er -
hours (on the ice at the West street win ; reeteee--11.. IL -Mt -Naughton, J.
We-tlake, Jobe Ebel* W. Svotelomer;
NORTH RT. MISSION CIRCLE Robert Orr,.setton. 'rise direc•tors hope
The Ills•ion Circle of North street the lot-ownalli *Ill be interested in
United clourodo held the first meeting 1 keeAPgriegglanedi "4 the et". oallilienrua. I
of Oro year at tloe home of Miss Mary meeting of tbe It;0 field Agricultural
Buehanan. The presiderd, Mies Helen
Cooper, lead eharge of the meeting. Society was held in the town hall on
The group leader. were chosen and Wednesday aftern.,(01, January Itith,
plans were made for the year. A :pew% nibetherers. .i1...sisso•wisel at wteansd a tat;e
vete of thanks was tendered Miss pothred-esesrnsur --A-w-eurouraging re -
Ruth Wark In appreciation of her., port or the year-. proceedings was
faithfulness( a. president during the aten_hy the secretar The auditors'
past three sfelf11:—Iffrel Lane gin* a on hen -of
the Circle. After the meeting closed direetora were appointed for 1935:
a dainty lioneh was served.' president, Jam MoOlove; 1st vice -
Tete Invited the Mel', To bold..tbeir -president, Robert Penbale; 2nd rice -
February meeting (February Pt) at
ber home. president, John Rathweal; secretary,
directors, T. M. Woods:, Samuel House
LADED!' AID BANQITET ton, FA. Foster, Wm. Stephenson,
Carl Diehl, Wro. Sparks, W. W. Wise,
geemaid E,„ent Held by Bert Dunn, Fred Middleton, T. M.
Snowden, Frank Keegan, Mrs. T.
linos ('hureh Workers
Snowden, Mrs. M. Woods, Mrs. F.
A most successful year of devoted meEwan, Mrs. r. Middleton, lire. E.
the members of two groups in the FoRter Harold Stln.on, A. Warner.
Ftislay night lee, with a banquet held
in the lecture room. The banquet
and short prografn were provided by
of the fair were eer for the lent Wed -
the niembers of two groups in.
[Society under the convenorship of nesday and Thursday In September.
Viee-preeldents Min R. J. P. Waiter As a (special aline lion it was pro -
and Mrs'. Voting. Nearlv one P°'"I 1" have " t""11:11,w8a"smeappoovirsnottift-
.toprihnaree. the ground. prepared in 'the
The long tables were beautifully dee-
Heisted at the bend table were Mrs. meeting of Holy Trinity church WAS
A. I). McLean, for fifteen year. press. held on Monday evcnligg, January 21.
dent of the Moclety, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. The rector, Iter. W. O. Bugler, pre-
YOSIng, Rev. I). J. and Mrs. Lane, lteV. rep mein, riport., revealed
Dr. 1. IT. And Mrs. Marnett. Itev. T. an advance over that of the former
W. and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. l'ayhor. year, showing a better balance after
representing the W.M.S., Miss Era paying the year's ,ounts. The bud -
Somerville, representing the Arthur
Oliele, Mrs. Wm. Abell and 311r. F. ti. get apportionment aa met
Weir.
MTN McLean, in /than address,
Kahl (het (hiring her fifteen oar term
me president the Ladiete Aid will spent
Stime0 of $10.1ss) received on improves
mentos to the church. ()titer speakers
were lir. !termer, Dr. i.tylor, Rev.
Mr. Nit*, Mee A. Taylor. Miss Miner-
rille. Mrs. Alicti 9114 Mr. Weir.
The program constated of V101111 Wee-
Doroths• Greene end Msig•rot Harnett.
Wolfe Mrs. W. Mas Mb.
Mary MaeKsy and Danny Wets r,
mouthorgan (selection. loy Mr. Lowe,
and a vocal duet hy H. C. Don
illott. and Mr T.. Piliott was appeintsid
A commitiee was appointed to arrange
tor the annual taw drew? carnival,
to be held Fat•ter ‘reek. The dates
The following offb.rs were elected:
Rea -lora *Arden. M, W. J Elliott;
people'. wartlen, W. .1. Scotch -
mer ve•try clerk. Mt. R Heard:
A. Edwarda. The following were
elected to the oleic, vestry : Mena&
R. Ileerd, 11. IlleNnioghton, C. Ward.
1). Galbraith and P. .11111•1combe. The
following sides* 1 -were elected:
liefird, T.. Fillhatt. It Heard, John
Pt. Jr.. 'Tarry Brandon. Jen. At-
wood. K. Gemeinherdt and O. Heard.
anhatittite delegate Reports of church
After a mosst enjoyable evening Mr
to the encreas and pleasisre of the for the untiring efforts a ail church
banquet and program workers The meeting then adjourned.
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prices thed own story At only
question -s how many tins you can
use. It's a good plan to buy liber-
ally stock up at these 'ow proves
DELICIOUS
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Squat
Tins
33c
7 iff. EP ER RE ID) VI 4PLE FOOD
Tomatoes
d Tins
ASSORTED
Soups pnreENivien 3 TINS 23C
TOMATO or VEGETABLE, Tin Te
THE SIDE DISH PAR EXCELLENCE
fuLmjal
SIPhilleirrVAYgeg-2 Tin. -25*
FOR GARNISHING—SERVE AS YOU LIEF:
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Standard Quality 3 No. 2 Tins 27c
HEINZ—WITH TOMATO SAUCE
Pork and Beans 3 "t:- 29c
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BISCUIT SPECIALS
VIMY
CREAMS lb.
BUTTER op 7 Ahem
HWEALAFTEHRS:::: :sec
BISCUITS
RAISIN oft 12-01. /
LOAF AP Loaves
MILD, NEW. ONTARIo
Cheese lb. 13°
Ilave you tried It?
A & LONG LOAF
BREAD
24 es. gc
Wrapped
Fell
Leaf
Tomato Juice 6 loTto. 25c
GLOBE BR4ND—CHOICE QUALITY
PEARS KO, FIFERS
MILD AND ME1.11)W
al Tins sas
8 O'CLOCK COFFEE Ib. 29c
New Low Regular Prices
Shelled Walnuts, pieces ts. JO
Leila litalsins, bulk Lir .
Australian Peaches, halves, No. 2 Tin
B ruce Bird Morel, large PIM. SS
Standard Corn. No I TM 2 Tins 19
Dried Whisk Japan Peas 2 t Is. 15
g eotrh Mints 1,5. Iv
D islk Pitted Salt Dates ? LIM 21
H appy Vale Sweet liaised MIMI, 1% -es. Jar oir Jar Ill
SPANISH
Oranges des. 21c 1 Lettuce HEAD 6c
FRESH TEX AS
Spinach
3 lbs. 25c
SAUSAGE
ENGLISH -BRAWN
SMOkIn
FILLETS
lb. 10e
mould 10e
SMOKED
lb' 14e
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