The Signal, 1935-7-25, Page 3ional
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this feature. Bates are reasonable and
we solicit your enquiries about tole ser-
vice.
Ise Signal Leads Ns Wal
T11E SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LIMITED, Publishers
Accused -o€ Theft
of Lloyd Car
5' •
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ere
Y'
The 0. F. Carey Co.
Fare, Accident sad Moroi Car
INSURANCE
Representative London kite
Inenranee Co. Rest
Office :—Masonic Tempi4
Street, Goderich
Noises Hill. Elamite". Thee SM
J. Ws. Craigie
hessraace aa, Real Ewe
Denial's, Provincial sad
mal Beads
PHONR Si t -t OODERICE
Geo. Williams& Son
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL sad
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Tire. Ambient. intemeal'fi• and
Gams' greases• Ards
O1eMNI, NEXT TO BANE
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Moe Y
Fir Salt at Port Albert
Meet, Weeded Cottage Ler
52 x 219 feet
HYDRO CONNECTION
ooscs bo Town—
Antos sad
Fire brume*
W. J. POWELL
Mee 2!2 Goderick
Girl Supposed to Be the "My-
terious Blonde" in
rt
Evelyn Wtghtman, allegedly tbe
"mysterious blonde" who was seen at
an accident at Taylor's Corner ou June
29, when Royal Lloyd's car was badly
damaged, appeared before Magistrate
.1. A. Eakins on Thursday last, and
with Nelson Naylor was charuged with
the theft of the car, a pow
l coupe.
Both young people are from Blyth.
They did not plead and were allowed
ball for ooe week, as police have not
completed their investigations.iweek wasMr. Lloyd the prey
charged with reckless driving, it being
alleged be was in the car at the time
of tbe accident. Defence witnesses
testlded that Er. Lloyd's car was stol-
en about 11 o'clock on the night of
June 29, and that accused did not see
the car again until the following morn-
ing, when it was recovered, badly dam-
aged. Mr. Lloyd was acquitted.
Police obtained a good descrlptloe of
the blonde from persons who saw the
car in tbe ditch, and on the strength
of the deacrlption picked up
s
Wightman for questioning. She de-
nied knowledge of the theft of the car
ant eN-this accident and was released,
mow.Weseed eacheesed-ea-W
nesdey Of last week.
Naylor is on suspended sentence as
a result of a false pretense charge
some weeks ago.
Bail was $200 for Miss Wightmas;
$600 for Naylor.
Driver's Permit Caaeelied
A Colborne township young man were given by Dorothy
pleaded guilty to a charge of breakingI Marys and Ctatre Pentland of Dungen_
Il•a red tette by members of the
GOH + '�0,..TH'U 'WAY, .�U1 Y _2 1 n
WANT DBTnaava
ROOMS CLOSED
The following resolution was
passed at the Saturday morning
session of the [Jetted Church
Summer Reboot at DuuLop:
"We, ninety-eight young People
of the eattesses.e( Harms IMd
Perth ansoctated in Godericb
Summer School, desire to place
on record that we consider the
leverage rooms In operation in
the counties of Huron and Perth
a curse, and we would request
that the derision of the Supreme
Court of Canada be pat Into ef-
fect immediately."
Summer Sch
Concludes for
Sunday Evening Service tended
by Large Numbers front
Two Presbyteries
The services on Sunday brought to
a Nose a bappl and soccenfel menden
of Goderlch Summer SdbooL 'Ibrowgb-
out the week Interest in the work had
been steadily growleg, anti the lead-
ers are Reanimates 10 praising the fine
n of tht etadenta,
On !Ziff iI gf'toeeert.-
to whelk.iia Jalli*llo was tattled. war 'rabbi the right of the Sov-
a great emcees. Every edible sone of course,
tt'Ibuted several numbers, Use skits pet eminent to take this appeal 11 tem anee executive.
on by the boys and the quartette ae- Privy Council /cant.' permission, Fuel use Pesutti(iity
oompanied by a kazoo band proving a course would seem to be unmoor A pOeetbility of prosecution in the
irresistibly funny. Enjoyable reading's sary for a variety of reasons: I name of the local collector of euetoros 1
St. "1. The valldltJ of the Canada I is the only remaining C.T.A. enforce -
Tem Act has leen twice before I previse the Premier maintains.
of Eldred non, a guar the P First, In the Casa
sad entering-* the garage playlet D the girls of affirmed es there.
I FURTHER ARGUMENT OVER
DON'T CHEAT YOURSELF
The pasture in the far away fields may
appear green and prices of distant adver-
tired goods may be attr•ittive. But why
take a chancel Local merchants adver-
tising iu The Signal merit your patronage
and you see what you buy.
Develop tie Cemmudty Spirit
whatever for the enforcement of the t
Canada Temperance Act" ie therefore I
1 accurate.'
scarce y
act nab passed by the Ontario Oov-
r which commissioners
and Inspectors appointed under On-
tario Liquor License Act and the Can-
ada Temperance Act, where
latter statute was r,pV e
Ito vlalun cPntinued and is last found
THE CANADA TEMPERANCE �
Temperance Federation Demands Withdrawal of Authorities in
Huron, Perth and Peel—Premier Hepburn Says There Is No
yyin for Enforcelpjnt of C e Act
ernment uude
l legislation enforced both the On
EIGHTY -01011TH YHAI®
Auto INSURANCE Tire
Life
N. K. WARK
cj'odertch, Oat. • .rites Mfr
h the
t II able Thla
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ST. AUGUSTINE
,
_- -cite-ice. ��Iti�!9�-1s. _ _. g�'"��
McCo t Li dtown � li '• � ting
Toronto, July 18. elf Huron, Perth, been affirmed by the Privy Council.
c,�_ Its jurlsaMcUon In these Counties hue
and Peel counties d o, , wish ■
tlnuance of the Co hods 'Temperance o1 Canada. it 1a the law until it 1s
Act, a petition would he cheaper and I either repealed by a vote of the people,
simpler than a Priv}' Council appeal
This view was exprewtd in a state-
ment lamed by oeelala of the Ontario
Temperance /federation last. sleet.
The petition would have to be signed I
-ave -per ,-rut of the oleo-
' been realllrm•'d by tie Supreme Court
.twenty
mess and a majority vote teould repeal
the law.
The statement, signed by John Co-
n. chairman of the executive,
and
v. A. J. Irwin, general
claiming that the planned appeal L
"nnnecessnry" for d number of rea-
sons, is as Loiterer •
Reversal of Petite,
'The decision of the Ontario Gov-
ernment to tate au the Supreme froo Court
recent judgm•st
of Canada, which declared that the
Canada Temperas e Act it In force
Iu Huron, Perth Bust 1'ee'., marks a
complete revtals.l91 very definite and
i lErsa r`_-
he Province of Ontario. Whitt It
or declared invalid in the courts.
"In view of these Lu•1.,, 1:,' Federa-
tion wt1wita that the sale of liquor
now going un in these counties is 1n
violation of the law, and that Ute au-
thorities of the Ontario Liquor Con-
trol
oardare npu a rting to legalise such
statutee.
(Continued on page 6)
AT MENESETL'NG PARK HOTEL
Mr. and lire B. E. Greene, Detroit,
Mich.; Mr. J. Eider, London; Mr. H.
J. Goodrum, Toronto; Mr. sod Mrs.
D. Spence and their daughter, and
Gertrude Spence, Woodstock; Mary
Anderson. W tudsor ; Barbara Cress -
welter. Wiedeor ; Me. and Yrs San-
ders, Chatham; Jean—irani,BhaTtte'
peare; Mrs. A. Miller, Walker,IIIS.
"The question 1a the *lads of the
people of Ontario 1s whether their
Goverument is going to persist In vio-
lating the law of tbe land pending a
long process of a doubtful appeal, of
is going to enforce the law so long as
1t is law, and conswtueutly wt'bdraw
its authorities forthwith."
PREMIER HEPBURN IN REPLY
Toronto, July 20.—There is no ma-
chinery for the enforcement o1 the Can-
aria Temperance Act, and the Pro-
vince is bot obliged to enforce the
to pollex power, Premier
Hepburn held yesterday as be sites
a rebuttal to Dr. A J. irwln, tempers
Y
MURPH
Coli e. Agog
and Real Estate Bureau
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED ON
COMMISSION SAM
Town and count/ Drop•rtiss
listed for sa4e or rent
Agent fee De Laval Creels
Separators„ Mears, and
Canadian Steel Ears
Fenebeg
—"SERVICE" la our Motto --
T. T. �Y,
Piss 2M Braes Serest
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
El.etrical Appliances,
. _ Fe"..,
ElectricWiring of ell
kinds
EatLates given es apphutisn
FRANI McARTBUR
Telephone 82 — Goderioh
nnell o oy
with friends and relatives in this
vletnity.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Hecker, of Buf-
falo, N.Y., are apendlog a few days
with Mende bete.
Miss Jean Robinson Is spending
this week at the home of ber nnelw
Mr. Gordon McOIIDChey of cast Waws-
nosh.
The Mises Doris and Leona Pot-
lar- of Parkhill are holidaying with
their aunt, Mrs. J. C. Robinson.
Temperance
and has been twice me
rt ClouseR. Meq similar Dominion acts, each as
the Excise Act, Mr. Hepburn says, are
*east-esforoed yy. Provincial . *uteri -,t
ties. '
"In any event," he concludes 1
consider the (:anode Temperance Act
to be an lntrusiou on Provincial
lining
testier, valued
at $$sad steal brake- S, and * / et y weee Rinse tie-gises. 19g
tiers as i �eett7 dam.
Ilntng aloed at $10. HU driver's par- own
1; w Ellen Iagain In 1896, when the situation
mit was cancelled for the remainder guitar OOhstleswort nand W accompaniment,
Tre- ould seem 10 have been the reverse
of the year and he was released O° earth& -of Clinton. a trio by girt. of of the present, for the Attorney4ee-
probatoa. • solo by 11>rma (loodhaed oral of Ontario was then opposed by Pro i cal rights 1
Accused stated he drove to and from C♦bin 1, rat of ()snails •ns. and I consider that the liquor question i
Attorney -Goe-
the scene of the robbery in his car. of Greenway, and a duet by Betty I the Attoroeyilre
more cram- neer of Mitchell and Helen Snell the Distillers' and brewery Association has been satisfactorily dealt with by
"Motor carr are making Ski the Liquor Control Act. The Ontario I
t of young men than anything of Ooderlch. Helen Lane ot Gorier- I of the Provence of Ontario.
teals Cid His Worship. "Neither 'eh gave a solo and there were sev- Vault' Alm" Government is not Poing to place to I
{ The I t 1n the ridiculous patties of en
I supe, eral ehoeutres by the at
you nor anyone elle will be allowed topresident O:
drive a car it you act that way. Y 1 chair was taken by to pre idea of
are very lucky not to be sent to pr the school, lie
Tee Speedy Brucedeld.
"1 had just bought a new car and On Saturday night numbers were
didn't realise bow fast I war going," elven by different �lg do
ead
mid Robert Campbell. of Toronto, ree toe
� driving seventy To miles dm,.ltev. C. se haaWlwel�-
wish los Todd los des ss,Maeb woe
la boa►. 1 Lally the vee by,silo Glow at
and not eke m7 I1- teat �
use for thirty 7s.
AU this came Ina rush before the ••rollow the Gleam." and sprayer
lenient with mea ° instructora Two fine t.Or.Ms1
da
Mat;istnte had time to m7 • word changes 1lrttsgs,
were sung
atter reading fix charge. wheel
"Still going pretty fast," remarked �>• Ss.- i- y a deep
the Court. 1aogDlngly. "You are fined spiritual
servicesIn the morning
$26 and carte"
with obvious relief. Enecbtel, of Korea
Leases Yea Falb te Appear throughout the week bad been meat -
/1 charge of turning left la stoned V aDanfeln ofthe
Peterloro
at as approaching vehicle, pr Rev. 0. D. Npm xerborunlon a
✓ Memel Gottschalk, of Sea- conducted tk_�lemn the
n
forth, was withdrawn. Mr. Gotta- cotaneeradee Movies,— ate. -m
chalk's car was struck by one driven Ing Rev. W. A. Bremner conduetd
by Russell Maynard, of London, as the service wee, the address was
the former crossed an intersection at give by Rev. A. W. Hone, ori Guelph.
Seaforth Maynard is charged with At this service there were present a
speeding through an Intersection. lane number of vl.1t.r berm
Maynard did not appear after being of Aaron and Porti. sisal
granted a week's adjournment. His t oil t t were
first
case will be proceeded with this week, -
.en 1t a the
eunvic tion ohis not f
be reing pre-
egistered
&gullet him.
C. Vennard, watchman on the str.
Jos. P. Burke. paid $10 and costs for
delving without a license.
Car•gbel D• 1 and lied vee by Rev. A. B.
1 Paid sheeDlah y the address was d whose lectures
"The validity of the act has there- set r
tofore been amply affirmed. Indeed. I foreleg an act which It is under it
1
so great a champion of Provineial obligation ie '1eesq.ef:,
rights as the H, liver Mowat, once I of which- Is atreajll q
the Rusel "In Dr. A. J. Irwlc's I
questioned
was had, never
the Canada
Ad has
Mese by
until now.
t brought
nee Act, during
DAY
"1 Lace
thsaada
its early JE1rs. o discredit, and re -
salted lir widespread repeaL But In
1'687 the Ontario Government, under 1
Oliver Mowatt, tamed an set making 1
it the statutory duty dr Its commie.
stoners and inspectors to enforce the
Canada Temperance Act, as well as
the Provincial Ocean law. Whether
this law still obtains we are not
r action
Is. open to theappelmet Govey case rnment
"finless
"Unless eonfideneb •n restored,
toOredr a, hot
can give the patient
in the arm or whatever you choose to
call It, but it will be only temporary
tncouragement."-81r Josiah Stamp.
sailrerandah
hairs
We have is asserted stock el
Lawn sad Vera.Jah Clain,
also Gliders
Deck Chairs
from $1.25 up
All have attractive stripe
tieing. Select yours while
the ehoiee is good.
J. R. Wheeler
fitment Direeter mid
F\trrttifttr's peeler . .
Humilis• Mend. G.M.rieb
$T9r lie: Store EMI iter. 5118
TO HER NEW HONE IN
PHILADELPHIA
The Symbol, house organ of the
Chilton Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, gives
a welcome to Kenneth A. Beale, of
the staff. and his bride, a Godericb
girl. Tbua :
"With snowsboee, skis and blankets
packed In his dog sled, Kenneth A.
Heale, Toy World's new editorial boas,
headed north on May loth with the
do or die purpose of "getting his wo-
man" and fetching her in to head-
quarters. Handcuffed together by the
Goderich (Ontario) clergy, the young
couple decided that neither was a bad
catch, so he Krung her In with the
minimum of reelutairee• Kenneth was
"Seriously speaking, mortals
happy enough for ordinary
when be moved to Philadelphia from
New York and looked us over, decid-
ing the City of Brotherly Tuve was •
pretty good • pl•ee to start life, but
his supreme achievement was yet to
come. Miss nidus Hunt, of Ooderfch,
Ontario, Ls now Era Reale and The
Symbol extends a welcome as well as
a wish that she will be with no in
Philadelphia for many yeah to come.
"Er. ynd Mrs some of Hte Ir tere rtendenter-
tained
nt n
talatd b7 given at
Jane 11th at • dinoar party Ifl
the Plass Inn to ast Lansdowne
After dinner, the party
er-
formance a 'Beauty Alain' at the
Hedgerow Theatre at Moylan. Penn-
sylvania _
"Mr. •nd Mrs. Heals to making
their home at Cobbs
meat," says the JfTem�er
be criticised t tee
the validity o6�
Act, he says. In part: "Tile Premier's
statement that "there is no machinery
wpm legislation of 'ST came too Lb
to stay the tide of repeal, bet the ser`
violability. me the
edis thewitnessed by
aria Tempe
the fact that, after twenty years or
more of Meal oetlon In Ontario, in
-castles shared, they
mw the camp the whfc" - ---
time. Before the re, again resorted to the Canada Temper-
' •- the ante Act ,n the years 1914 and 1915, to
meet a situation that local option
failed to protw•t.
"Since 18'+7 every Government of
said Rev. Er. Bremner ea
front the students from Mitchell, and
presented to them the shield which
the
always, given by the aeb of I Onterlo, whether I/bettl. Conserve- charas seeding the largest tive or Farm, r. eta *atoned the Can- I
aria Temperance Act, along wtth the
Provincial tap. Ti• position is "bid-
e) thlasee the Criminal Code'- e
Dbmtnion sus. i seat elect) la enforce-
able by all otib es or the law, whether
municipal, Pr,madal or Federal. The
I'remler's statement that 'there 1s no
machinery whoever for the enforce-
ment of the t'.made Temperance Act;
erefore ,. ar0s4 •
esident, Rev. W. A. Bremner, of Government's Premise
delegates. Yr. Bremner the e thanks of the executive
to,wabee , r
oho had made the towboat
such a emcees, mehtlontdg" artfdtsr
early the stiff and the aterersup-
plied Thorneloe, who had so generously
plied their material � �.
ar
Mears
The officers elected by the school
for the neat year are: Honorary pro- ccurste_
_
.plden t,
Rev F G Terrill of Clinton: 1 is th
Brtcedeld; vice -preside* R. R. N. "g. ono linnet Contra( Act of
ptewart. of Centralia: dean, Res. C. 1907 ad' •fi mamma,* ta.1sec
W. D. Covens, at Clinton; secreter7-
treasurer, Mies Helen Lane, of God -
(Continued on pap 5)
BACKACHE
e>rs*tr ammoIA=
Liver ass/ Kidneys
les mend le
D.►cwASE
t
which the pre -eat Government itself
proclaimed and made effective, both
expressly provide stat no sale of liquor
shall be authorised in any county in
which the Canada Temperance Act 1s
In force. When the present Govern-
ment came to Isrwer the Attorney -Gen -
k orcattion
o assure I
the mr etery'ef the Temperatnc'e Fed -
the nerret.try
Fed-
eration that thou than as one
w law would
thing that
he might telt'
be enforced, In a later conversation,
when asked to case the Canada Tem- I
penance Act nae enacted In new t'onn- I
ties, would hesive
that ihewediced He
en-
forcement replied
went on to etnte on that occasion:
'There will be no palling of the cards
from the bottom of the pack.'
"4. The statement declares It to be
the desire of the Government to ob-
serve the will of the people We re-
spectfully point oat to the (losernment
that, It the I" nlhla In these mantles
40 not denlr, etre eentl•asnee of this
act, they can , Baily Ad themselves of
It. A petiti,e Aped by twenty-five
per cent. of *1' eleetmb will req°ire
• vote and n alideet 11 (notthree
•fibs) will t,41 the law. That
would went t„ he a smelt simpler pro -
an
wednreI aptw• the and
donlrtMl
to the Prlvy Oonncll.
Ruch a cow., et[nsld find favor with
Government dedicated to the prin-
etpiea of ecvtn•�r>lg.
iea
VlnlalN Iaw
"5 Finnllc ISS Canada Temper•
ancv Ael Is 'tie Iaw K the hand for
tbs.e three rc nnrioa lb v*Wlty hes
OBITUARY
MRS. KLI7.AB1'p1'H ANN H.ARTWBLL
The death occurred at her home on
Cameron street on Thursday afternoon
task of Mrs. Elisabeth Ann Hartwell,
In her sixty-ninth year. Mrs. Hart-
well bad been 111 the last four months,
an attack ot tnfluensa having developed
Into pneumonia.
Deceased came to Ooderfch to la -
fancy with her parents, Thomas and
AN1sa Hall, from their home at Shep-
pardton. As a resident of Ooderich
she was held In bleb esteem and was
especially active in the work of St.
George's Anglican church. being •
member of the Ohi.echwoman's fiend
sed of the *omen's Auxiliary. Sur-
viving are • daughter, Mims Hasol, and
a brother,. John Hall, at home. and
three slaters• Mrs. Donald Meteor, of
Port Stanley, Mrs. D. A. Straiton, of
Vnneonver, and Mrs. R. J. Coltart of
Enderby, BA.
A pries tie funeral service at her
home on Sunday afternoon was fol-
lowed by a church service conducted
by the rector, Rev. A. C. Calder, se
•lased M Rev. J. N 11 Melfi, of Kit-
chener, s former rentor of Pt. George's.
rge's.
Interment was to Maitland cemetery,
the psllhesrers bung H Rtacketone.
Chas Clark, C. R. IMnnde'ra, R. 1.
(sheen. Cara• Shepherd sed A. 9'.
Ptnrdy.
406
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list of specially priced articles
JULY 26th to AUGUST 2nd (inclusive)
White Shoe Polish
15r and 21e
25e, 49e, *9r
SOAP SPECIAL Lysol, mean 29e
Ply Tex.
Ply diCells
ATIONRRY
M'M—_.
4 cakes 19e
PILMI+—Nes
116, IN. 4111, 1--
,i+
She, els
SHAVING CREAM
('elgalte's, tube 25e
BATHING CAPS
25e, M. 4k
8eld11ta Powders
Buz. 1$•-
Wampole's Milk of
Magnesia for sour
Pint bottle
(`,ares Oil for Sun-
burn 4 -es. hot. 25e
Roe's Fruit Sal(
Large 79r
fis•11 asks
Yardley's lavender
Purse she 40e
Aida? ieete Salts
Mmall
Large , iie
English Health Salts
39e
Suitable. for Gift --
Fountain I'en
Waterman's New ladies'
, or Gentlemen's... 13.90
Lauder's Campbell's Wigle's
inn Dreeetesu Drugstore
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