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THE SIGNAL - GODERiCH ONTA RIO
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For Storage Batteries and Battery
S13ii: t :i1( Supplies 1 t..7,3nt
you cannot do better than come to
East"Droned wed Operated by a
Street Garage practical Mae"
GODERICH ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
Christmas Reminder
just a mouth till Christmas
and the Christrnas Cake and
Plum Pudding are two im-
portant requisites to make
the Christmas Dinner com-
plete.
Be Ready, Aye Ready
We are prepared to supply
• you with all the require-
utents to make the Christ-
mas repast a success.
Fresh Fruit just arrived.
We solicit your Christmas
trade.
Robertson & lair
Phone 164 Cor. Hamilton St. and Square
Canada Food Board License No. 8-2949
L. B. TAPE
The Singer Sewing Machine
Agent, had- taken over the
agency of the
..fiyb�ryr
International Harvester
Company
a Ps Mr
an Hamilton Street
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aid will handle both lines
Farm Madnnery and
Singer Sewing Machines
A fair share of the public pat-
ronage will be appreciated.
LOCAL TOPICS--
Wants
OPICS
Wants the Nome News:
"I always look forwar d every week to
my copy of The Signal. „to get the- new;
of the old home town on the shores of
good old Lake Huron." So writes
Walter J. Br:micombe, a Goderich "old
ley" residing in Detroit.
' Parcels foe Prisoners Stopped.
The Canadian Red Cross Society has
been notified by the chief commissioner
overseas that all individual parcels to
prisoners in Germany have been stopped
1 and that food i• now being sent in bulk.
Owing to the present conditions the
former method of addressing the parcels
I to individual men is no longer neeessarv.
This will apply to all parcels for prisoners.
Shot at Toronto. •
Acting Detective Frank Williams, of
' the Toronto police force, was shot and
killed on Tuesday last whilt arresting a
suspected burglar by the name of Mc-
Cullough. VI dlIams was in the act of
placing the handcuffs on McCullough and
, a pal when the former suddenly drew a
revolver and fired five shots at the officer.
killing him instantly. The murderer
made a dash for liberty but w -as soon re-
captured. Detective V alien* was a
son of Mr. Chas. Williams, of Holmesvdle.
He w'as twenty-three years nt age arid
Rubber
Footwear
The season is here again
for Rubber Footwear.
It is very essential that
everyone keep their
feet dry and warm.
The Life -Buoy Rubbers
are the best in quality,
style and will give the most
service. They are now' in
stock et the lowest possible
prices.
Have a look at our Heavy
Shoes for workingmen.
They 'are without excep-
tion the most reliable goods
made in Canada.
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Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderieh
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The Flag of All Mothers .tat.•,
The love story of the slacker who
built itis own prison
Mon. and Tues., Nov. 25 and 26
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A PARAMOUNT PiCTURE r r, rer;u
At great effort and expense -we have itecured
the photoplay adaptation of George Broad-
hurst s' famous play which thrilled theatre- ti
goers throughout the land.
Wed. and Thum., Nov. 27 and 28
Model Theatre 1
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FJYit Show 7.30 o'clock --Second Show 9 o'clock
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had been uuwwcted with the Toronto
police department for about 'four year,
He was promoted to his present rank
but a duet time ago as a result of
efficient service. His body will be
brought to Clinton fur burial.
Got Your Coal Yet?
In order to ensure tip far as pu,.stblu
au even distribution lot ,the supply of
anthracite coal, it in rewlucsted that any
citizen who has no far not received
tueuty•ttve per oeut ut Itis allpttioint
wake the name known to the Mayor,
w hu will endeavor W procure it for him.
Only the Best.
In accordance with his policy of
pt repenting . the ••)nest and most, Isuptt
fur" in motion pictures. Manager
Lauder of the Model Theatre x'-
nounee•s that he now has contracts for
Parauu,unt. Artcraft and Goldwyn
pictures r*elasively. This will allow
the citizens of (i,xi.rich to see the
very best pictures, as shown in the
(setter-ela..s theatres in the city.
Invite London Conference.
The London Conference of the
M&•th.xlist church is to he Intdtod U,
meet in Go,lerich next year, the official
b,mrdn of the two Methodist chur hes
of town having decided to issue such au
invitation. The tweeting is held an-
nually about the first week in June and
is a large and important gathering. The
last .time the l'oufer•nce caret in Godes-
rich was in 1907, shortly after the
eompletlon of the new North street
church:
Paton—MacGillivray.
aLiuy readers .f The Signal *will Is,
1ntergsted in the following account of
the wedding of a foros•c Goderich girl
its reported by The Vancouver Daily
World:
A happy event took place ..n Mon-
day, November Ith. at. 4 o'clock in
the afternoon. at, the house of the
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bride sur the ,
MI'S. A. Ma (rilh ray,
Maypole, H. C., when Miss Pearl Mae-
(iiilivray V. united in ntart•iage Go
the fury. Thome. 5'. Paton, of Ras-
, 04/41... Alberta. Thr c.o.• 7 was
Is•rt.'tuted I.v the R.-.. Principe!
Mackay of W..tu.iniste•r hall. Van-
cuver. assisted by Rev. E. (i. Thomp-
son. of \tarts..•. H. t'. The bride was
dressed in white one oe-dr-chine, with
seiI and orange carrying
t. bite chrysanthemums and asparagus
fern. She entered the r'u'in on the
tern of her brother Pte. Archie Mac-
(:illivriy-. of the Siberian Expedition-
ary For•r, while Mins Marian Mat• -
shall. her eou.in, played the wedding
iiiaurh. Miss IIIc McKenzie. cousin of
the briar'. Iie.srd in !side blue taffeta.,
...crying a bouquet of pink carna-
tions and asparagus fern. actrl as
bridesmaid. Little Miss Evelyn Mc-
Kenzir made. a dainty Howergirl,
dressed in a pretty frock of white net
over silk. and carried a basket of
.hry-santheuimns. The groom was
.np ported by tete Rev. Hugh M. Hae,
of Roos.•dale. R. C. In the library was
to tie seen a fine display ..f handsome
and fitting gifts. evidences of the
este,•m and friend'hip enjoyed by the
haPp4y couple. The gram's present
to the bridesmaid was a cameo ring,
t.. the Hower -girl a bracelet, and to
the pianist -s cameo brooch. A g
the guests present were Rev. ' Princi-
Fmil and Mr.. Mackay. Vie. Mackay,
Itev. Fy (1 and Mrs. Thompson Mrs.
Dr. t\ . B. McKeehnie Minto Martha
Ms Keel ' • Mr. and Ara:. Geo. Ellis
.net Donald Butterworth, Mr. and
1 Mrs. J. A. Mclhonald. Mies
Winnie Blair, 'Slims Marian Marshall.
\fins Marian SIbhald, Miss Lislwth
Walker. Miss Maude Allen, Mr. .los.
Denham, Mrs. J. A. Campbell. Mr.
and Mrs. \V. M. McKenzie and Grant
McKenzie. Rev1 T. P. and Mr.. Paton
Left for Victoria to spend a 'short hili-
. day prior to proceeding U. Basxano,
Alta. The bride's travelling costume
was a navy blue suit, white hat, and
grey squirrel furs. It may lir of in-
t.•t•rst to note that Mrs. Paton is a
;sister t . Ur. Donald AlanGillivray of
shanghai, now on furlough. and Rev.
.1r. Pattm��fi was formerly a student at,
\\-estm141ster• Hall and the• local
t'nivergity. and hag many friends
throughout the Province, and in Ayr,
Mcotland, his nativest own.
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Photographs
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Your friends can bur I
anything you can
'give them except
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Arrange for 04 (ting today.
LPhotos Copied or Enlarged.
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CENTRAL
•TRATFORD. ONT..
lady graduates of last tear are
now earning as high an 1118 and
even $20 per week, while young
men are earning still better sal
artee We can not meet the demand
for trained help. Write us at once
for particulars regarding our Com.
mweciai. Shorthand or Telegraphy
Department. Student's 'nay enter
at any time.
D. A. M iLacAt,as, Principal.
Oman's
eakness
A woman's reproductive
organs arc in the .t in-
tense mud cuntinueus sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder inlhe
kidneys brings about a
eurrespooding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodds Kidney Pisa, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dia.-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers. buffering wives
and women enier:mg apron
the Change of.L your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Animal Meeting of Red Cross Society.
The annual greeting of the Goderich
branch of the Red Cross Society took
place in the jury room of the court house
on November 12th, with Mrs. Colborne
presiding. After the minutes the last
annual meeting were read and opted the
secretary read the report tor the year ,
1917.18, as folbws:
RECEIPTS. `
Retained for current expenses
last year....... 8 400 40
Life members' fees 250 00
All other sources...- ----- :j
Total receipts
EXPENDITURES.
church par:or. Subject for d,scu-soon,
"Christian Giving." Sunday school and
Rev. J. E. Fad's Bible claw meet yet i3
p.m. 4‘
The ntrutb•r of the \Vuutarfs
Miseiouary society of the Urthuu4�list
'hurelo,. of liexl.n•ich are rgtur•ste•d to
natty. that a day of prat er will be ob-
served by holding uuintl "'meting,' in
North street Methodist churn', • on
\Vednesdar, Noven[ber27th, eeuutenc-
ing at 11) a cl.u•k, to be emit nine. in
the aflerus
..rt and ....)11111.1t4b P a
' prayer 1twttiug at eight. Conte
and bring your friend. lyita. B>,ttwty
\Yl t.s. IN, (or. Kee. 1 ,
PERSONAL MErITION.
Mrs. II. C. 'Dunlop returneduee lay
from visiting friends at Galt: tt
Mies Asia to a Nairn returnedalt-urs - y
from a visit to London and Galt (•j
Rev. Howard Durnin, of tepit,
matte u brief visit to town and vicin-
ity this week.
Mrd. latzirr, of Ha ntiltou,1is the
guest et her sister, Mi•s. Rutledge, at
the North street parsonage.
Mr. W. 11. Bieuie accompankd his
daughter; Mrs; t:onald Murray. W De-
troit last week t . visit frieurlr.
11111•, Folin Patterson and Master
('Dain Patterson, of Brantford, are
visiting relatives and friends hi tlod..-
ri.•Ii.
Ili l 1., :11. Mabe has returned frau,
a limiting trip in Northern Ontario,
bringing 'a deer home with him as a
trophy of the .'hose.
\Irv. D, M. Campbell (turtnrvi Miss
Lilian Graham), of Wi .nape .. sisit-
ifjg her parents. Mr. ural11L•s Johu
Graham, Cau+bria road. -
b1r. and Mrs. Hector McFad1
Toledo, Ohio. stent Sunday in to
the batter's tattier. Mr. A. M. N.,IIe
le t on Wednesday to spend the wi
Calgary and on tete Pacilic coast.
.. 4333 43I Mr. B. C. Slim nings hay • rtur
'—" Brantford, wh. n,e, he was . all
84983 83 the death of his then. Mr.
flings is baildiug a her of h
$ 225 25 at Brantford and will he en
2068 47 thee• until 1'hri.tn.a..
Sent to Head Office.
Amount spent in yarn,
Amount spent in sewing supplies 2310 56' Miss CliRurd, who was roil
ing at her home atter un otsv
Totalexpenditure.. 84784 28 which she lerwint d..nnl
Balance on hand and voted for suupmrr holidays, has ret.'• tied
current expenses. .8 199 5S duties on the Collegiate Institute
RED CROSS SUPPLIES SHIPPED. Mins Guvrol.�k, of Seaford', tb
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teacher of art, also has j
182 stretcher caps, 228 dressing gowns, !
39 pneumonia jackets. 352 pairs pyjamas, stale.
5 dozen handkerchiefs, 4 pillows, 1 quilt,
206 huckaback towels, 37 Turkish towels, li
587 wash cloths, 40 dozen compresses,
351 dozen swabs, 190 day shirts, 93
housewives. 30 kit bags. 53 personal,
property bags, 1 hot-water bottle cover. 1
knitted helmet: 2880 pairs of socks. m-
ber of articles shipped, Nu3778.
Value of material on hand is:
Yarn. .......... .. >~303 55
Socks 363 00
This report having been approved, the
officers were elected for the coming year:
Honorary president, Mrs. Colborne:
chairman. Mrs. W. L Horton; first
vice president, Mrs. 1131; second vice-
president, Mrs. Hume, third vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Williams; secre ary, Miss
Clifford; assistant secretary. Miss V. E.
Williams; treasurer, Mr. George Porter;
wat'd treasurer, Mr. h. M. Robertson. •
The following committees were ap-
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Mrs. D. McMurchy was at Toronto
this week visiting her daughter, 4Mrs.
J. H. Worsen, who is leaving to make an
extended stay at Oakland, Cahfdrnia.
Mr. Worsell will join her there later,. and
Mr. and Mrs. McMurchy also may Make
the trip at a later date. i
Dr. Rollins. of London, a•' ompenie1
Warden Elliott on a visit to the tarsi
house on Wednesday. The Dieter
was for yearv, while he' rrsieled at Ex-
eter, a pre nninmet figure in the • i-
poal affairs of the a ty, and his visit
was a re ' her of oki times. •
Captain W. Proudfoot, M. C., who for
several weeks was confined .n the Ross
Memorial hospital at Lindsay suffering
from influenza and pneum , had suf-
ficiently recovered to leave that insltu-
tion last week and reached Guderich .on
Thursday, the 14th He is now progres-
sing favorably, and expects to be around
within a short time.
nomtea •
Se ing—Mesdames Colborne, Field,
B. J. Saults.
Knitting -Mesdames McKim. Dickson,
Horton, and hisses Shirray and Swaffield.
Maple Leaf Chapter Workers—Mrs. E.
Jordan. Miss Irene Saults, Miss C.
Roberts.
Auditors—Messrs A. W. Strickland
and F. Woollcombe.
On motion of Mrs. McDonald, and
seconded by Mrs. McKim. a vote of
thanks was given to the retiring officers; '
to the ward collectors, who have worked
faithfully and untiringly in their efforts;
to the contributors for their unending
donations. which will still be needed for ,
some months more, and to those who
have packed boxes, and\ done valuable
work by assisting in shipping the goods,
and to all others who have helped in
any way to further the work of the So-
ciety. V. E. WILLIAMS. Asst. Sec.
The monthly meeting of the Red Cross
will be held in the jury room of the court
house on Monday, November 25th, at 8
p.m. There is :still a great deal of Red
Cross work to be done and the Society
hopes that the helpers will not lose in-
terest.
CHURCH NOTES
On Sunday last in nearly all the town
churches the advent of peace was marked
by special addresses of the clergymen.
Music amtable to the occasion was also
rendered by the choirs.
The services in Knox church next Sab-
bath will be conducted by the minute-,
Rev. R. C. McDermid. Subjects: 11 a.m..
"The Message of Isaiah to the Church of
IToday." 7 p. m., "Our Chief Ground of
Exultation." Sabbath school and Bible
mases at :1 o'clock.
The pastor will spsak at both services
in the Baptist church next Sunday. The
morning subject will be "Everybody's
Business" aro the evening theme "Two
Things to be Rid Of." The Bible school
meets at 3 p. m., and the B. Y. R. U. at
8 p. m.
Rev. A. E. Jones, of Clinton, will
preach next Sunday morning in Victoria
street Methodist church, and Rev. T. E.
Sawyer, of Londesboro', will preach in
the evening. Sunday school and Bible
class at :i o'clock. Epworth L:ague
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The annual thvnkoffering meeting of
the Women's Missionary Society of Kn, x
church will be held on Tuesday ;after-
noon, November 26, at :3.30 o'clock. An
interesting program has been prepared, in-
cluding a thanksgiving address by Mrs.
Urquhart, and a very cordial invitation
to be presentis extended to aN the women
of the 1(o ngtegtrtion. -
To mark the coming of peace. it is in-
tended to hold a omgregational reunion
and social evening In St, George's church
parish hall, on Monday, November 25th,
at 8 o'clock, to which all members of the
congregation are cordially invited. Light
refreshments will be served, and there will
be an interesting program of vocal and
instrumental numbers. Silver collection at
the door.
• The miattonary exchanges 1A the Metho-
disteremites of the Goderich district will
labia place neat 8und87. The services in
North street Methodist church will be
conducted in the twenitttl by Rev. T. E.
Sawyer, of Londesixnro', in the evening
by Rev. A. E. Janes, of Clinton. Men's
Sunday Club meet, at 10 a.nt, in the
LOCAL TOPICS IN tRIEF.
The Ahmeek Chapter, 1. O. D. E.,
wlshe'. W thank the Imbue of Malrtmd
for the paper they so kindly collected.
The annual meeting of the Goderich
H•sticultural Society, postponed from .the
8th inst., will be held Thursday evening.
November 28th, in the secretary's Mice
at the court house.
The county treasurer's sale of lands for
taxes, announced to be held en the l )th
inst., did not come off, there being -no
buyers present. The adjourned sal will
be held December loth.
Tho busbies to whom were acv rdett
the prizes' of photographs, Oven by Mr
J. T. Fell at the (:.,lrf'ich Industrial
Exhibition are re ingsted to • all at Mr.
SAYS HOT. WATER
WASHES, POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone s could drink hot water
with phosphate In It.
before breakfast. yg
To feel as flue as the proverb1as
Addle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almoet every morula& to Pro
vent Its sponge -like pores from clog.
ging with Indigestible material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted
physician.
If you get headaches, It's your liver.
it yon catch cold easily, It's your liver.
It you wake up with a bad taste. furred
tongue, nasty breath or stomach be-
comes raneid, It's your liver. Salto*
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes
all denote liver uncleanliness. Your
liver is the most important, also the
must abused and neglected organ of
the body. Few know it* function or
bow to release the dammed -op body
waste, bile and toxins. Most folk*
resort to violent calomel, which 1s •
dangerous, salivating cbemlcsl which
can only be used occasionally because
it accumulates la the tissues, also
attacks the bones.
Every man and woman, sick or
well, should drink each morning be.
fore breakfast, • masa of bet water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos
phati In It, to wash from the liver aa&
bowels the previous day's Indigestible
material, the poisons, *our bile and
toxics; thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the satire alltnsstary
canal before putting mer food late
the stomach.
Llmestes• phosphate does sot re-
strict the diet like calomel, bemuse It
caw sot salivate, for It 1s batsless and,
you can eat anything afterwards. it
1s lsespenslve and almost tasteless, amid .
say pbarm•elet will sell you a quarter's
pound, which Is sufficient for a der- j
esetratfen of how bot water and Ioow
stoee pbospbate cleans, stfralates aN i
trashes* the liver, keeping you Nelly •
at dere 1s wad da,* est.
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THURSDAY-, Nov 21, 1919
PJTA4 • tazwv F-1 $400D00
�TAL. ASSETS — $eaiO00000
THRIFT MEANS SAVING
ani The Ia►preative nerd for Tbrih is apparent
to ell tblakit:g people. Those who are wile
have ceased to spend ow was-eeaentiala,
sad are s viug to pomade against pa..tibia
adverse conditions. -
f. The .nfest wiry to protect yeomen 3. w lbrel 1'
Savings Account. Start one with this Ralik
st once. luterest paid at carnal rrte.s,
UNION BANK OF CANADA
HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG MAN.
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOILCOMBE, . - - Masyer.
bell's photographic studio and has+,
their slttings at once, while the we:attar
In at.
On MHO 'ay of last week during the peace
ceiebetltion, Mr. Samuel McNeil, of Nile,
had the misfortune to have his car turned'
over on .Victoria street. It appears that
while driving past the sewer excavation
the automobile *truck some loose earth
and before it could be stopped almost ;
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try •
Smltlh & Ring
30 East Street. °meow Kinn. Church
Give Us a Trial
turneedturtie. The occupants, four in num- j
ber, were thru n out but escaped writes NIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImnmiHHiuuuniiilll
injury with thee>lception of Mr. McNeil,
who had his leg c. with the slivers of glass
from the broken wt dshield. The car will
need considerable re roc
New Currants
Finest quality Grecian Patras
PARADISE BRAND
The kind you used to get before
the war.
They will make' your, cake or
mincemeat taste better.
Special price for Christmas trade
"32c a pound in bulk.
Our new Peels and other baking
fruit, are just as good.
DEAN BROS.
hast side Square 441" Goderich
License No. 8-4858
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WINTER
OVERCOATS
for Men and Boys
New Shipment
just , received
Call and .bee them.
You will like the
goods and you will
like the prices.
M. ROBINS
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—the benefit. the
pleasure. the economy'
of a Sc package of
WRIGLEY'S
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write "sweet ration"
of the Allied armies.
1—send it to your friend
at the front:
— it's the handiest.
longest - lasting re-�
freshment he can
carry.
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