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THE . SIGNAL
OODI NICs., ONT.
We Want to Take Care of Your St Ira;e Battery
this wintry, an,l wr know how to do it right. It will only cost
11 it `2. Tiring it in any time.
East Street Garage
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO
Owl.ed and Operated by a
Practical
Arthur M. Glover
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LOCAL TOPICS.
M o d e l Theatre 'rhe Hark% (,orup•ru.
PROGRAM
Week commencing February
Mouday and Tuesday
VIVIAN MARTIN, in
"THE SUNSET TRAiL"
The eh! favorite 'rout Marks, with
rth.• talent.d little urib. Arlie marks,
will 1'• 1K-ee• for 011,' night-- sat
3rd1 v•br111 ry 14 -- a t v I -toric t mem
Mao., .e. Iu a Iwo p4,y which hr' never
Is.•u -,.•u lit Goderich. '.'Phe Man (\'110
(' ('1444* Ix11 i,." 'rills Is a real laugh-
' Provoker ; don't taloa 11. 1'lever
vamho- iih. here ion SOW Mee. now
w•11h1g ut Edwwdr' at popular prices.
A Capable Musician.
The to/lowing from The Listowel Ban-
ner refers to a 1 wrier Goderich young
man, brother of Mrs. R. R. &allows:
The organ recital by Mr. H. L. Bam-
1Vtdnesday and Thursday
J. STUART BLACKTON presents
lord, following the evening service in the
"MISSING" Methodist church, was greatly enjoyed,
Font the tremendously succesr;f ul the rnal..nty of the congregation remain-
From
by Mrs- Hutu hr Ward 'ng' and these werehes. joined by a itutnber
p y mother churches. As an rugamst, Mr.
Bamford has unusual ability and his ser-
vices from Sunday to Sunday have been
highly appreciated, so that the board
feels repaid for the large expenditure on
the pipe organ, from which Mr. Bamford
has prod music of an inspiring nature,
that has been helpful to the services.
Lecture on Tuberculosis.
It', Coming! It's Here' the
). H. Dyke, the field secretary of
e National Sanitarium Association, will
Bennet's colossal 3 -ring Circus give a lecture in the Presbyterian Sunday
Bigger and .letter than, ever before •
school room on Sunday 'veining. February
'. at 8.20, after church services, on the
ENID BENNET, in subject of tuberculosis. its nature, treat-
ment and prevention, illustrated with
,. lantern views. The lecture will be both'
"The Biggest Show on Earth linterestin{j and instructive. Not only will
fthose afflicted with this dread disease
Matinee Saturday at 3 o'clock ! n how to help themselves, but the in-
ftxmatron gained may be the means of
Admission, matinee 10c and 15c preventing the hearers from contracting
evenings 20c and 15c the disrase. A collection will be taken
.leu the Muskoka Free Hespilal Ix Con-
sum pt t ves.
Friday and Saturday
DOROTHY DALTON, in
..LOVE LETTERS"
Friday and Saturday this week
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SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
The local hockey team went to Seaforth
"k"I WOMEN OF
011 Tuesday left to play the first scheduled
game of this 0. 11. A. distr ct that the ice
has permitted. The result was defeat for
the t uderich boys. in skating and stick -
handling they were septal to then oppott
ents, but they lacked in team work. This
that the boys have ad no iceaiato Iy-Proof that Lydia E. Piak-
ha's Vegetable Colll*oaaJ
H.
MIDOLE AGE
is accounted for partly by the t t Seta Help t. Pass the Gillis Safe•
practise on and without this most essen-
tial part of training tram work cannot be
looked for. Tke material is here and if Can be Relied UPM.
the weatherman will
produce the neces-
sary ice Goderich will 1101 be lacking. Uttbana,111.-"During Change of Life.
Clinton is booked for a game in Goderich to addition to its annoynng.ymptoens, 1
on Friday evening, and no doubt the bad ail attack of
boys, having profited by their trip to /t • grippe which lasted
Seaforth. will make a different bhuwln. .1
4 all winter and left
b )t !.'Ralf me in a weakened
It 1,1 a x.111 -known fart that the I condition I fillet
impute of 'Huron le within the Juri.- times that I would
diction of the ('a with' Teuiwu
,,:u., \ r nrverbxwetl sin
Act, while with the exception of Perth
eminty the toot of the Prnvitwe hr
tinter the Ontario f1•lulrnw v l.•1.
I'nt11 rwrntly the Moused 1itlnor
c,•rslUlw would not ship 14). ohol luno
C. T. •A. counties, but rile /Ifitario
license Iwanf, w 11110e duty it is to r i-
finn the Ih.vise law's throughout the
Prov lie..•, 1n'1iu.-lwl tlw v'ewl,r1 that
.urh sldtralu'ut, w'1.1..- Ieg111 w hen a
1.•gttfar licenced physician's pres•rite
tine arcompaiiied r)w request. Sinus
tlwe ago u Goderich citizen, who was
journeying to iA1111.111, 1.1'ellgltt Iork
fain• bottles nr liquor for friends wbn
had „rut *her neee,lwry utiesh•faifs
.1,m utuetns with his. th1 Ttle•wlny
last he wee hruaght before 1'. M. !nail
to ulu.w,•r the charge of "unlawfully
bringing httoSMathIK' lI.tnnr int., the
roomy- of !lump ectio fry to the pno-
visnous of putt 11 of the.t':uurda Tian-
'wrathy- .%.-t and amendments tiles -to." 'root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
79te .•rltt.•tar w104 tlikeu alld the magi'- berm'. Vegetable Compound,
trate a,Ijrnlnavl the ca -e 1.111111 Tu,w-
(toy nett.
1 read of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
ta b le Compound
and what it did foe
wOmen passing
through the Change
of Lie, ao 1 told my
doctor I would try
it. !noon began to
gain In strength
and the annoying
symptom. di. -
appeared and your Vegetable Compound
has made me a well, strong woman .o
I do all my own housework- 1 cannot
teeommend Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vege-
table Compound too highly to women
peeping through the Change of Life."
-M rs- nuns H atsson, 1316 f:3. Orchad.
8t'., Urbana, Ill.
Women who suffer from n.r,ouene..,
"beat flashes," backache, headache.
end "the blue." should try this famous
Special Meeting of Council, of Montreal, which has beet doing the
town's business for nearly forty years,
The town council met bit, Tuesday had been charging the town 5 1-2 per
evening last to receive the report of the ce t. A year ago the rate was raised to
finance committee with reference to the d per cent. The changed conditions of
town's banking credit for the coming the financial market together with the
linens committee's request fora re-
year. The committee reported that the
Hank of Montreal had offered a credit for adjustment of the interest rate will result
current expenditure, pending the collet- in a considerable saving in the town's
tion of taxes, up to $63,000 over and banking business.
above the amount required to pay bonds !. O. O. F, Installation.
the West Shore Railway. the rate to
be .5 1-2 per cent., while the town is to be At the regular meeting of Huron Lodge,
No. 62, 1.0. 0 F.. on Monday evening
last the officers for the present term were
installed. The ceremony was performed
by Bro. C A. Nairn, P. G., acting as
Until the beginning M 19�� the
3 cent. monthly on daily
balances. The report was accepted by
the council and a bylaw was passed
authorizing the same.
The G. W. V. A. asked the council to
assist in the furnishing of club nems and
the matter was referred to a special
committee to report at the nes" regular
meeting
Until the beginning of 191, the Bank
February la to February 8th
)loth dates ink ln-l\e
2 package, Corn Flake, for 25c.
Sherri$', Jelly Powder 10c a package.
'Lie can of Baking Powder for 22c.
500 can of Coffee 45c,
Purity
,c-
Pnrity and Robin Iloxl Rolled Oats 30c.
Lipton's Tea 60C a lb.
Go)d Medal Tea ilk a lb.
Minto Tea liOc a lb.
2 -Ib. package Red Rose Tea, worth 1$1.50, for 61.25.
Gem Lye ltk a can.
Gold Dust, regular 7c and 13k packages for 5c and IOc
13c package Bull I)og Ammonia 111'.
Comfort Soap, Naptha Powder, tic, or 5 for 25c
A big 35c package Star Ammonia for :ilk.
.A 13c package Star Ammonia for 1lc.
:3 package.. ltk Ammonia for'! -'c-
6 package -.5c .ammonia for 2 •:
These are Real Bargains and will save you money
ROBERTSON & MAIR
Pboae 164 Cor. Hamilton St. and Square
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COMING!
One night only
V ictoria Opera House
Saturday, February 1
Canada's Favorite meridian
TOM MARKS
Presenting Arlie Marks and her
Clever Comedy Company in that
New York success in three actd.
"The Man Who Came Back
The Langbing Hit of the Season
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No waits. A continuous show
from start to finish
Prices 25c, 35c and 50c
Seats now on sale at Edwards'.
Do not mist, this Big Fun Show.
Doors oven at 7.30. Curtain
rises at 8.15.
Sisters! Dancers ! Nen!
If \'on Can't Laugh, Dont Come
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MODEL THEATRE ���;lii
J. STUART BLACKTON
PRESENTS
From the tremendously
successful noveLby Mrs.
Humphry Ward.
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A love that passeth all
understanding kept
green the memory of
the man recorded
"MISSING."
"MISSING"
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE personally supervised by J. STUART BLACKTON
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TWO DAYS
.WEDNESDAY A ND THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 5th and 61h
s
D. D. G. M., with Bra Fred Sturdy,
P. G., acting as G. M., and the work was
splendidly exemplified by these two
capable officers.
The following officers were installed:
N. G., L. L Knox; V. G., Geo. Symonds;
chaplai , T.' R. Wallis: R. S , C. A. Reid;
F.S. F. Clerk; treasurer, J. S. Platt:
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W. ' N. G., W. Abel; L. S N. G..
Took; warden, Wm. Patton: conduc
nr, L. Young: R. S. V. G., C. surra
L S. V. G. Robt. Bell; R. S. S Rob
Wilson: L. S. S.. Wm. Sproul; 1. G., F
Craigie; 0. G., J. W. Newcombe.
( After the installation ceremony Br
L, L. linos, N. G., and his officers
I /erred the second degree M etempttry
Kyle, well befitting the excellent repo
tion this lodge has for its degree work.
There was a very Targe number of me
hers and visiting brethren present, an
after the degree work adjournment w
made to the banquetting hall. where the
lifpurth.r'egree was exemplit ioexcellent
style The usual toasts 'were proposed
and interspersed with vocal selections. A
most enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. Gordon Hurray'' tdrlrews.
lei • Th.:iot- ev.•ntee leo Mrs.
Gordonor.n Murray, Hutuiit.w, of the Pro-
vincialW. 1, T. 1., ger\,• all address
h1 Knox rlinrelt on "'Woman'so'itlzl'n-
'hfp." Airs. t►eterhout c,vl n inlet the
•gw•Iilug devotional ,•.en-i'ew and Miss
Marjorie Aitken and Mn. F. '1'. Emmet*
reordered Nolo,.. Mr.. .1, P. /into n.
fel the 1.114)W. 4'. T. 1'., ire.hl,vl and
Airs. heavers, of.Iseter, comity presi-
dent. Iutrimineet 'the speaker, Mr..
AL /11$ S. W110 1s originally . from
V. -ensu!, for many years took a
tem hug Vert in trmpenln..• work In
the old hand before )w.,
•u.hconnectig connect
eat wird the U', V. T. 1'. work In /'an-
ntl:,. Mitelugs travt'Ileil widely and
I.•ing a kern observer her ;.1,11','.' sin'
very inter -eating. She dealt w ith the
different ways in why•I* thefranehi,•.'
..hoard Ie extended t.r the women and
of the v'a Anus plugs to w (1411 *.8111
.1111111e1 aspire. The wouderfnl work
1rrforme d by the Women of the British
}nvie• during the war.honld .entitle
them. she claimed. NI' the /011114. 1'011-*
-i.terntion aN men ill the gove•rniug or
tin
1.111111 ry. Movements wereun Lw,t
practically all over the Empire to give
w •u the vote and Airs. at array's
nd,h•r.' wax along .slur•:Itlolru1 line's
111
preparation for that 1•31.111. After
the kluging of tile National Anthem
AIF", Murray pronoun.
•1 the Tem•
dict
teen made ..n I lir Lad bill, 11 NM IP
pltastng news to the public to learn that
the coal shortage is a thing of the peat.
By the advertisement of the S.tults Coal
Co. on another page the welcome news is !Mears. given to the public. The Sault'
inform The Signal that they have plenty
of foal ort hand of all sizes and the cars
are arriving with extreme regularity.
1
$enlshipt oyster., always mist, at
}:111v)l 1444 , i'111/1111 bah
l'EK�II\.]iL MENTION.
Niles 1', y Elliott has returned to echo of
at London.
Mr. Matthew Welsh, of Reid's Corners
was a visitor in Goderich this week,
Mr. John Young left an Thursday last
tovisithis daughter at.Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Lasca Elliott leaves tomorrow for
a pew days' visit with relatives at Toronto.
Mrs. E. C. Webb is spending a kw
weeks visiting her aunt at Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Margery Moore returned to Tor-
onto o i Wednesday after a few weeks'
visit in town.
Mia 1w ,•y.l I,•aves''this week t.,
slued t remaining winter the
with r daughter, Meibleak,. Jos.bleak, at
R A. L. G. Clarke and family re-
turned last work from Windsor, where
they were spending a holiday, and Mr.
Clarke otliclated at the service+ in St. a
George's church . Sunday.
Mr. Harry McCreath, who is attending
the Agricultural College at Guelph, came
hone to attend the funeral of his sister-
in-law. Mrs. McMillan.
Mr. J. B Reynolds, who has been
away from town recuperating atter a
severe attack of influenza and pleurisy,
returned to Goderich this week much
improved in health.
Mr. Law*enceGrey, of Acton, formerly
on the stall of the Union Bank here. who
returned recently from overseas. spent
the week -end with Goderich friends.
A 1. it. 1'. Al winnings has returnedfront +tiautron(, Where he laid lawn
ga number of houses. Ale.
Theo. klrwklu', at rolvu. 01111 Mr. 11.
i:. Augustine, of 1111101:111111011. *110
ser.• working with him, also have• re-
turned. Mr. M1111111114:$ 103/111. 'on0•.
W1111 of a' n'aonl ley' .•1.:-tltig 1w•veu
111/11.1.. in ninety working .Imre..
The man who buys cheap goods to
save money is like the man who sops
Fl
the clock to save time. There is o cos
sistenty in the act o{ a person who at-
tempts to save money in the purchase of
drugs or the compounding of a prescrip-
F e tion. In some hiof business puce may
well he featured as a talking point, but
t- I in the drug business quality regardless of
Y.; I rice should be the main consideration.
Fr I We handle pure patent drugs and
guarantee the quality of everything sold
and the prices charged are as low as those
°' [ asked elsewhere for a similar quality of
e°n- t gods. The same high standard which we
place on drugs also applies to our drug
ta- It sundries and various side lines. 1( you
are a careful buyer we solicit
m your business. E. R. Wigle, druggist,
as G.xlerich.
LOCAL Topics IN BRIEF.
The London Free Press reported the
score of Tuesday night's ho.c:.ev match at
Seaforth as Sea&nth, 71, Goderich, 0.
Not exactly right: it was o ley 17 to 0.
A meeting for the reorganization of the
33rd Regiment hand will he held in the
town council chambers on Friday evening,
at R o'clock Former bandsmen and all
• others interested are requested to attend.
• The wholesale firm of James Lloyd &
a Son, East street, which hitherto has con-
linee3 its operations chiefly to fruit, has
taken on several new lines for the grocery
trade, such as soaps, teas, canned goods,
etc.
A Valentine tea end bazaar, under the
auspices of -,,the Arthur Circle, will be
held on Saturday afternoon, February
15th, in the store formerly occupiedy
Mr. 0. C. Whitely. Homemade bakir1,
candy a•rr1 fancy articles for sale.' Tea
served from 3.30 until 7 o'clock.
The regular ninrithly meeting of the
(Joderich branch of the Women's insti-
tute will be held at the home of Mrs.
Fowl, . Elgin avenue, on Thursday. Feb-
ruary 6th. Bill call to be answered with
hinta on taking care 01 clothes. Subject:
"Success from Various Standpoints," also
the subject for January
The Grand Trunk Railway calls atten-
tion to its Goderich Toronto timetable
published in its advertieemettt in this.
agate. The afternoon train carries a
parlor -buffet c,r between Stratford and
Toronto, so that passengers may have
tea on the train and arrive at Toronto in
god lime to attend the theatre or any
public gathering.
Althnugh the weather has been exrep-
tionatly mild, and no great inroads have
EARTH
ISEASE
i, a symptom of Kidney
Disease, A well-known
doctor has said, •' 1 never
yet made a post -noel eels ex-
ununation inacaecot death
tram Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidney,
wereatfault." The Kid,,, y
medicine w pith was first 08
the market, most sac -et... -
NJ for Heart Iaiwa•.- and
all Kidney Trouble•., and
nose Widely imitated io
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Cereal Special
fr FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
SHREDDED WHEAT
10 the popular breakfast food
Regular price 1.1c package, spec-
ial price 2 packages for,25c.
Kellogg Toasted Gnashes
fresh and crisp
Regular price 1:c package, spec-
ial price 2 packages for tic.
PURITY OATS
in packages
The breakfast food for winter
mornings
Regular price 30c package, spec-
ial price 25c package.
Compare these prices ,with the
mail order quotations.
DEAN BROS.
GROCERS
License No. 8-18514
4tor. Ph ne 110 11,11rs.' Phone Ill
'Pleur -thy., Jan 10, 1^1'1 !+i
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APiTAL • RESER'vr-s 11,�1 IItpOO
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THE
FASCINATION OF SAVING
Saving is • habit that
Goa There Is ►en,etbrn
watching the dollars mowMr u .
of independence and ',chilly grow• whet
the knowledge that you have money ie the
lsauk.
1 resole for future uncertaiatirs by opening
a l-avings Account with this }geek new.
1 eterest allowed at current rates.
UNION BANK OF CANADA
ItEAD OFFICE 'a'lNNtl'EC.. MAN.
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOLLCOMBE, . - - Rte na ere •.
The annual congregational meeting of
Knox church will be held next Wednesday
evening, commencing at S o'clock. After
the business of the evening is concluded
light refreshments will be served, the
arrangements being in the hands of the
session. the board of managers and the
Missionary Association.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. O14T..
I, recognised as one of the most
reliable Commercial Schools
Canada. The instructors are ex-
perienced and the courses are
up-to-date. Graduates are
placed in positionwalxl they meet
with sticcevi Students may en-
ter at any time. Write at once
for free catalogue.
D. A. McLacau.eti, Principal.
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Reciprocity
How many of vogr friends
have given you photographs of
themselves and received none of
yon in return ?
Why not discharge these ob-
ligations
TODAY'
Portraits are our specialty,
the kind that breathe your oxen
personality.
J. T. FELL
PHOTOGRAPHER
The S:gaal .:au muse ion ,µ11,y on
your daily {apf•r. Ne•e the' 1IuLIi1K
11s1 011 Pap. % ,II this i„nP-
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repari\►s, try
Smith is Ring
lei East Street. ere tiros Cho. Is
Give Vs a 1Triol
i
EVERYTHING
1N_
MEN'S WEAR I
FROM HAT TO SHCES
We have the r;ght
goods fcr :his wink(
weather. Let us fit
you out.
Prices are
R, -I -G -H -T
and dcn't ycu fcrgtt it
M. Robins
Grits' Furnisher
( )pen t
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WRIGLEY'S
The Greatest Name
in Goody -Land
'The
largest -
selling sum
in the world nat-
urally has to have
a package worthy
of its contents.
So look for
WRIGLEY'S
In this seated package that
keeps all of Its goodness In.
That's wily
The Flavour Lasts!