HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-1-27, Page 1010 TAPAADAY."IAAVAKY 27. 1010
THE SIGNAL : GODERICIL ONTARIO
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GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH.
Annual Meeting Held Last Week Marks
Substantial Progress.
The eighth annual meetiq'g pt- the
Ooderich llaptt't church,' held Wed-
. i 4 1•;evening,.11anttary l!hs showed
a great advance trade during the
year. The meeting itself was the best
iu the history of the church. Sixty
welshers of the church and coogrega-
tGon were present. The pastor, ltev.
Oh+u., It. Jones. was moderator, as-
eisted 1,y Deacon (Tutton. The first
pat l was devoted to reports,, election
of ufliclre and business. after wbich
the ladies akrved lunch during a social
leer.
The pastor's report concluded with
a eutuntairy of the church's prospects
for 191(', which at•e the brightest in its
brief history, nod should 1* a strong
ince rti a to more aggressive effort.
9114 ctc&k ttportiug tot the deacons
showed a decrease of twelve in the
total mamletship, the result of a re-
vieiou of the roll. the residential
etreu4;th of file memletship. however,
is equal to that of any previous lime.
The financial reports were most cn-
eoursgitig. The -general curient ac•
court( expendHuees were 1551.00. The
building fund current aocoent, $421.-
431 The capital account statell:eut
ebti.`erttet tt•e 1e-edJuetment o@f. the
mortgages but under this bead $225.-
tar sebecriptieus were also reported.
111 sddition to mortgage anti note
r•epa)ei►ituts $i41 41 •was expended, on
huddiog and $117.13 on t u•niehutgs.
Cie. The net liabilities reported Ey
the liiistec• I..a1JN)esf3.:3.11tees
'Phe Indies' Aid repent iliowP(I ri-
ct.ip1e and expenditures $13.15,
ales 1 contribution (.'foreign inissione
of $'5.1.';.
The Smedley scat H.1 ¥•renal fund re-
ceive.) $4ti,40.end fat•• Missions $11 4;
a_1�,jt*l of $44 C:).
9fie j g $11rnill a
1•ral Buhl wipe $7.r."•;led slieci.al $'.'rOI;
A-Intal+.f $:Ni.15.
T1. • 1'oatnjt.• ::'omen'. fhilathea
.Z.
Wants.
(hii'. oto t k ill this •lilt,
1. u+ slat 'rr•'•tfw'titan as
t wsible. \1'e leave all
a :.i' the 011 '.tati,dru.1
: (),11' 0117,1'" al's
iglu, too, r,.0 netw:irig
s I'•1' s . I :•r glebe ul1
.to 15'pet' yn,t•
nvelopes •
• 1 u ,i'hl•r 11-
1 1 ia':1te come,
fl.tiin _Ic pit.
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Writin _ Pads
An enornam stock 4,1
' Writing fads, ranging
iu priet from L to
Stephens' Inks
The lost Ink maul-, is:
Per bottle liil.
The Colonial Book Store
oh:URGE PORTER, Prop.
'Phone 100. Ouderieh. •
Claws reported $81.19 general fund and
$1.91 special ; a total Of $16 13.
The cash balances in the various
treasuries amounted to $91.
The election of officers included the
re-election of Deacon Cameron, and
the election of Jas.' T. McDonald to
the deacunate. Secretary -treasurer
Vhas A. Keene waa re-elsected. Sun-
day school superintendent, F. 1).
Pound. The auditing committee was
re-elected. F inane.. committee,
Meyers. Clutton, Wilkins and McDon-
ald. Music conuuittee(� AiMessrs. Mc-
Donald and Keene and rs. McColl.
Notices of motion for amendments to
the constitution at the next annual
meeting wete presented.
The estimates for the year were also
laid before the church and call for
general expenditures of $742.
A prop(.tsal to y etematize the mis-
sionary giving of the church' wag
unanimously endorsed and $1214 from
allrces is the aim for the year.
V� of thanks were tendered to
Messrs. D. F. lfamlink, Geo. John.
ston, C. Heinicke and others for ser-
vices rendeied'during the year. -
A HINT TO LADIES WHEN SHOP-
PING.
If you wanted anything badly, and
wheft yotl-Yot G. tfle store were per -
emitted to take s •thin}( else instead,
when you came away wouldn't you
feel a little disappointed i As if some-
body had. "got cog, over you"-- aod
not fol•. your -benefit. wind, bujCor'
his own .profit ! And when you- proved that the
Fnmtthiniewtnvirr-war represented as
laving "just as Rood" as what you
asked for will n.rt as good -was not to
be compared even with the real thing.
N niddtt't you feel stili worst?
This is ;rose the case bout %am-Iluk.
Like all wood things it has many inli-
am-Bak, and see that you get it.
The name is protected by law; and is
(dearly sten on each packet. I )e,n't
have anything else! 'Chen you won't
feel that anybody has made a few ex•
tra cents out of pito- lack of firmness.
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Orchestra HMI Packed imperial Scots
--Cove-Ttrermxetveswitteetory.,
Among the Seeteh folks in Chicago
it wilt he many a day before the con-
cert given by the Imperial Sento (Ion -
(sad Company tell: be forgotten.
1)rrhestra H:(tl was 'peeked had the
1. x'es vete all filled b)• the leading
ititeeps'o; the city. The l:it•ge nodi..
,rnr i• was nut 'nidi ..• Scotch; 'but
.1 rn torsi -.r,.1 nationalities
! INuit is to
til . t the excellent
<t't % be has 'agonized.TT %'wilt:
taloa 1.• clod to visit (%bk•ego
h.. hl,.', li!• S. tti.h A.111,1• -
Fatal), • at C ^ton.
A
sari fit i!itc ocriu•r•ed'n ('limos
on 1\'ydnes(ley 'tuna if ltist week.
death coming suddenly • and itt violent
forst GtGeorge Not an aged resident
o the ruin. I. and Ahs. Nutt 11 ere
.gut driving
ehrn Nte. house nt be
utit.
tnunttu,grab14
and. Air. \ittt, Citing
getting out .01 the cutter or being
rhrirwtt out, ball hie feet entangled in
the reins and was dragged some dis-
tnn^e. • plc regained his feet atter the
hots- was stopped, but imrue(liately
fell aod soon afterwards died.' The
deceased was formerly a- resident of
Tuckersinith, but had lived in Clinton
the lest few years. Ile is survived by
hie
wife, one son, Wesley Nott, nn the
hrnnestead in Tgcker*nlith, and four
daughters . Mrs. Newton ('rich tend
Mrs. \Vat. Townsend, of Heaa t1,
`•ask., Airs. Lewis ('rich, of Clinton.
end Mrs. Cuuningltlim, -of Colborne.
311. Nott was in itis seventieth year. 1
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
'PHONE 5 2 HAMILTON ST.
Siock- Taking
hes leen_ going nn In (hit big store for m re.thanJ_vteeke-• • •
litre hopr'tolie all trough with it in ,til -,t her week.
ROLLED OATMEAL, ROLLED WHEAT, CORNMEAL.
CREAM OF WHEAT,
and all other circa! products -Bali stock-iabulk and packages.
SPECIAL
This is the season when STOCK FOODS should he used.
',Ve h o'c some of the hest on the market. anti will make it
worth our while to get diem
DANISH STOCK FOOD, t.14til et SI siza, for.,
itegulat %;• size, for 3fc
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PRATT'S CONDITION POWDEI*, regular 251 ',Sze.
-for v...: ...... IOC
HERGEAUM, limited truant ity. regular' tcsize,
\\ for -
79"
ART BAKING POWDER, with Fume.. ,ti fart pr{mitten,
relit a few left,
LEVER'S ROYAL DISINFECTA T SOAP POWDER.
regular fir a package, to c 'Iu• ad 1 for 17s•,
NAPTHA WASHING POWDE , latgr t.ackeget,:1 for l:•
DIAMOND CRYSTAL WAS ` ING • eOWDER, )ego'
Lk : fur 1 il• r
PURL GOLD WASHING. OWDER,iegul.u•50,:t for 1::
HANDY AMMONI KLENZINE AMMONIA,
SNOW LAKE. AMMONIA.
APPLES A r V1 GF.TABLES all kind,
CURED EATS, SAUSAGES. ETC.
CHOiC BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS.
EVERYTHi IN GRO 'FR;ES fresh. pure and good.
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IVO RISI-t & VANATTER
trt..t.
Hamilto l S
Annual Mid -winter Bargain Days
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY, JAN. 28, 29 & 3I
They will be Bargain Days, raal Bargain Days. All month we have been busy taking stock, measuring and counting everything
in the store. All over we have found goods that must not be here when we enter stock and close our books on the night of Monday, the 31st
day of January. Modern merchandising demands a.clean stocsc each season. Left -overs have no right to be found in an up-to-date *store, and
must find no place here. That is why we hold our regular midsummer and midwinter bargain days and the reason for this unprecedented list
of bargains. Read it carefully, then come to the store on Friday, Saturday and Monday next.
ALL COATS TO 60
Ever' Coat must be -sold before the season
closes. There are months of coat weather ahead of
us yet and you can almost get your money's worth
this season out of any of these.
f5 Coats at $S.00 •
• Fifteen only holies' winter Jackets. All new garments this
season. black or colors, mealy. lain cloths. some braid trim-
med, no two alike in the lot. We won't gay anything about the
Timmer price,)tis say twit li ►i it are the best $5 worth SM nn
of coat we have ever sold. Choice of gen garment... 11V
20 Ladies' Coats, half-price
Just half their ot'iginal price for these three Midwinter Bar-
gain Hays.:No tao alike in the entire twenty. All new. stylisb.
up-to-date garments. Regular $15.101 to $25.14). half-price
Fridley mot•ning•ehoice of the twenty for Q
17Childret 's Coats at $1.88
Seventeen only children's and girds Coate. Sizes for girls
up to fifteen years of age. Dark or light colors. 1Vortit •�
$4.54) to $7. Choice ceenniencing Ft May morning each -pa
Astrachan Gauntlets 49c
Fifteen pair. black astrachan Gauntlets. leather pale very
strong and wet! trade. Special for Friday lgorhin
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Fur -trimmed Coats, $22.00
Three only I -idose' Coats. full length, one the season's lest
stales, made from extra go silty 'lark bee er. Trimmed* with
Western s ab1's cotta, and revers. An eptiogatly hantb+oh,e
Coat: Sptcialfor JIid-Win toI .argaiWOO 00+.
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Ladies' Fur Coats $26.5
Ladies fuel:oats, black as
without Western. ealde
with bl• 4 quality lining.
money. Six or seven
each. ,
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chaitor a'.ectri • seal. with or
-and re vere. tired- t Imo tKbrmt-
trioents worth a gond +lest more
sell B.u•gain 4) ty. at $26.50
Astrachan Jacket $39.50 -
04L, "tit). rat.. black ostt•rich-til, Jacket, extra long. fel
l.ir
hack. Regular $51; t..: Midwinter Bergiun $39.
Days 5
Fur-lined Coat 535.00
Two only fur -lined ('oats. shell of extra. (uata ), imported
black beaver. first-class fur Iihistq used thtoughw,t, collar and
• revers o1 Western Fable.. Regular $5I1.10lfor Mid $35 00
winter Bargain I) ay �
Fur Capes $2.50
Just two or three of these left .tn sell. black goat ('apes,
dyed opossum colt:us, eplen,4id thing for driving in cold
welt (her. Clearing Lifiegain Day. at the very little
price of of each .,, ti' •
Suits at the half=price Mark
Seven only ladies' Suits, all this sea-
son's garments, man -tailored, - made
from high-grade materials. ' Regular •
$15.00 to $25.00. Choice of the seven
- if you come Friday or Saturday.exactly
half-price
The Last of the Millinery
The Millinery must go before Monday night.
Miss Reynolds leaves'' for her holidays Tuesday
:morning and we do ndt\want a single hat here
when she 'goes. '
Any Trimmed Hat $1.75
Any trimmed hat in the showroo no matter what its
price was or what it is worth, you ca take your $i 75
chiire Bargain Days for
Baby Bonnets 25c
Lei-. than a dozen of them left to set!, regul4r (0c to 25c
75c, Clearing thein on. Bargain Days at each
Wings 25c
A tableful of Wings, were 54) , (11c, 75r, and some
as high as $1.00. You can have any one in the lot com-
mencing Friday for. . .
Untrimmed Shapes 50c
All the untrimmed Shapes to be cleared at once, black
colors, positively not a single one reserved. Friday, 5oC
Saturday and Monday you roan have them at each
f them
5c
Cashmerete Gloves 19c
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a•aelsmillsesermiesas,ssaw•mess.+
Fifty pairs cashinerete Gloat nn,, Ir..nn and i(�
14aek. 1Standatd'L5c quality, Hargan, I1.,'.. 1..•,• 1,:111 �7
c
Just half-price•for Curtains
Fifteen or twenty ptirs of lace Curtains. These are
odd pairs, no t wo alike that are left over from eome of
otlr }test selling lines. Regular prices were
$1 to $5.. Choice for. Bargain Daysexeetiy half-price
Some Carpet Bargains
Clearing out these Carpet
ends for very little prices
Friday. Saturday and Mon-
day. Quantities are limited,
so do not put oil' your coming
ton long. for early buyer, will
get the best choice.
Yard%square Samples 19c
Forty-four oil, sample
ends heavy Carpet. each'end
one yard square. The carnet
sells at per yard firm $1.011
to $125. Cttof n
forty-four ends at ..... 19c
Tapestry Samples 69c
Short lengths of Tapestry
Carpet. tine and ane -quarter
to onand one-half yards
Ion A dozen or more nett-
le s to choose from. 31 eke
;ap enaidr-Iats, Regular tat •
/ to tglc per yard. Cnoice
per en isargain VJC
Days.... ...........
Brussels ind N elven
Ends 89c
Twenty-five ends extra
I. (utility bruearit. unit .velvet
Carpet, (:pod range et pat-
terns. each end one AnR4)nP-
quarter to one and- unr•halC
}:.udr long. Regular $1.11.1
to $1.40 q -u al i t • . Q(hC
Choice rev end C7J
•Axminster Ends $1.13:
Eight or ten only ends of
high-class minsterCarpet,
alatnt 1 rti an one-half yards
in each P '1 a
h nd.�u ] tna t t 1-
1 M
same mite. .-Regular $1.41tt
per yard. Choice $1.13
per end
Wool Carpet 37c
,One only piece yard -wide
eaglet. 4 pure wool, bice
floral .design. good weight'
and will give excellent wear.
Hegubigtete. for • Bar- ��C
Dir gain Dsper-end.-..
• Brussels Carpet 7Sc
. Two patternaonly.Brussels
Carpet. one tight fawn. the
other nice 'shade, of green.'
Closely woven, extra strong -
pile. wilt. starlit 'no end of
hard wear. A Bargain
- Day special at per yard -75C
Axminster- Rug 521.00
•One only large Axminster
Rug. :lxl yards. medallion .
pattern. 'red and fawn
shades. very handsome.
Special for B.o'-
gain Days $21,00
Plush Door Mats 77c
Red. brown. green and
blue plush door mats. close.
deep pile. Regular $t for
everywhere.. Bargain
Dave each___ - 77c.
Pillow Sham
25c, 35c and 4dc
The 25c ones are worth :tie
The Me ones are worth row.
The 4fle ones are worth 75,
Fine Swiss Muslin with
applique and drawn work.
extra good value, Yon
save 10r to 27e a piece buy-
ing them here on Bargain
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Ribbon Bags half•price
All our fancy Barge mnatie
from ribbons. silks. etc. The
regular prices were $1.(44 to
$:3.(I0. Leas than 9. dozen
left to sell. if you }dant a
nice fancy bag tide is your
chance. For Bargain }►ays
you can have
them at half-price
Fancy Novelties 25c
The last of our fancy
-- Christmas Novelties that
have been niade up of rib -
bone and silk. Regular 5(k.
Mc and 75e. Clearing them
on B a r•gain Days at
•aur choice 25C
20c Handkerchiefs 10c
Ott' hundred fancy remit
bar , endkerchiefs, made
from y V• fine gnelity mus-
lin. neat embroideredeput
in one err r. These Hand-
kerchiefs tl e 2I4c a piece
and good va e. Cornmenc-
ing Friday mn ling we pat
one hundred tin . le at iOC
your choice each . ..
Clearing the Waists at $ I.98
. Ten duly fancy silk and ne.1 1V dots. no two alike s.
clean-up of the waist stork. Regular up to $1.93
tai 5o, for. Bargain I),n'•+ -elms, .... ... .... ...
Linen Towels 2 for 25c •
.r 8inimar
Linen buck-a-lhack 'Towels. not quite all pure linen', hut a
splendid wearing and drying towel. Boar/du D.ava 2for 25c
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Pure Linen Towels 19c
Pure linen buck -•1 -task 'Towels, hemstitched. heavy
weight. gored dryer. Iteg•I11r 25,•. Bargain 1),tys each.... 19C
Table Damask 22c. .
One end only.hell•tllearlied table Dancask, tnalita that will
maks replendid eloth.f rr pert-y.ay use, Bargain 1)aysper 22
,,ud ..
Turkish Towelling 10c
c
One hundred y.+nes TurkishTowelling,13 inrhea wide.
heavy '.eight. ted ship,. special 'Jogai,' 1)14 p* 10c
yard
Bleached Table [),mask 33c •
4)n,' end only- bleiitt,.,4. tall. Damask, rich. s+Uioy flni•+h.
will ureat• and wash well. Sp Pial' itirgain Days per
A Better Quality 52c
lle.,vv 1,let^Il tl tall,• i.:, .•r. a, • v 1. ;nd.onte dt'sign, • 1- volt
I• (1,1m.: ,lot•, a.,y v e
. sly I .rt .in 1 ,.ys at poi ...ILL
.a•d.
-.An.Extr,'l lfeavy Cloth .
Thi- been i wu: Ge $t 1'. n yar.1. We hare j let one pat
1. n
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ere 1' i.:: ). ,o i ne. (: t+r,u•ee I ali p n •' lin.•n from one. of
I It, lie.t.to limes hl•act.i l .' in Britain. /' : )•. sperial for Q��
11 . i item I);. up!. yard - t,
The White Cotton at
t 9c
• 1f ty s.. the Cotton ler. 1411(1 fore• rrsl to sone vela you •
I 1,19 get it at 4'04 teles. 1Vr r%li' • R"' trove (mew this l s .111
i .aur. Es 11 aJti.WV eight end strong a p t,iuiid cotton fit' 9e
ge,er.isi•••• Isne144. stake, per ys,(1 .t.
tts'ar�is a=a�s�olss a st-. t`
Nalf-price (.ace •fable -
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WP iire makings a table of I.:er•e. tit t.ii f psi e a 1,44
feature of these :Midwinter 44trgain I).a,. (►n it lou wilt
� hind Item; of almost every kind. incl utl•,g it lig• lot of .
1' II ex,r•ty
Allover/. and Neta. :he whole tut g•,'eg at half-price
- @_ Wit e
White Wool Scarf 50c
71, to * r. wer' the regular price-. 'I'.yel VI. or (Ifteen(�
to sell and Bargain Day. y41,4'4,4(41 bay them at each........
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Wool Toques 33c
Woolen '1'o pew, Lark :and light col'•ra, twen'y-five only .
left to Pell. Regular i),r everywhere, Bargain Days
each • �3c.
Children's Underwear 19.: -
Children's union Underwear, winter weight, soft tin- 19c
ish. regular 2.1(•. All sleet Bargain 1) ays at each
Veiling at I5c
A tableful of Veiling ends and chiffon wearer,. ,5c
I{egular'251 to Xis Bargain Days pries per yard• • J
Hand Bags 49c
rsteit leather (lend Bag.. grid .17.e. a nnbfiy hag 49c
:nr little• price, choice Bargain Dsys each
A Clearance of Belts at 25c
Clearing alit the Halt %trek before etnek-taking. All kind..
gathered together at this price. The odds and entN left
after a seanr srof big selling. Price of a tableful at each25C
Girls' Dresses $1.98
These dresses will fit girls from eight to twelve yea.-
f age. Only eleven in the lot, worth up to *7 Si9(1
$S spire,. Bargain Days each 7CJ
Dress Goods 17c
One hundred and flfty yerds Drees Berge. ted only. 'Makes
splendid Ureases for children. A quality that is wow!' :35r
anyway. One hundred yard.' to Fell Bargain Days et per 17
ye•d
c
A Big Clearance at 25c
Three hundred n,. fo,tr handed y it ,la colored thea (in „1•.
plain •-trt•h• and /gory inixlu•. -, v'ia'l • for felt drea•Ps. std,/
Air,., awl many designs suitable for waists. Regltlar valnr..
up to 01c, a whole table to choose from, commencing Fri-
day morning. at per yard
Do Not Forget the Suitings
Do notforget the lig clearance of fine wool Suiting. at 57e
a yard. These are new goods, come in the season's beat colorings
,and worth in the reetilar way $1.27, to $1.51). Clearing 57
out Bargain Daye at your choice per yard
! Girls' Dresses 98c
dust a few of them, but ere are goiq ,to 'sell every
drew WI have nn bargain Days. These are worth -two or
three times this price, every one of them. Loss 942,
than two dozen to sell Bargain Days at earb..
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FURS I' 1 / R BARGAIN DAYS 11 a cannot quote you a detailed list of Furs an' prices, as we have not room, but if you have the slightest intention of innying
Fm. this winter, if you will r•nm. on Bargain 1) vs we will make it worth yanr while to buy then, We have several hundred
dollars worth of good furs that we are exceeding y anxious to turn into reedy money before etock-taking. The chance is yours
to 1411) theta at de. ided savings. (lack of ever) piece stands our guarantee that it in absolutely perfect., You run no risk buyini fun here and you ran undoubtedly save mono'
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