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FOR SALE As we are putting in $ 125
electric power
6 H. P. International Engine
L, i hors, clutch pulley, large gasolinetank, spare piston and
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Model Theatre
PROGRAM
Week coiamencing February 10th
Monday and Tuesday
PAULINE FREDERICK, in
"MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE"
A Paramount' Picture
See Pauline Frederick's greatest
screen triumph. A powerful
emotional play that will barn its
way into your consciousness and
stay there for many a day
Wednesday and Thursday
GE13. M. COHAN, in
"Seven Keys to Baldpate"
The moat mysteriously funny farce
ever staged
Friday and Saturday
JACK PICKFORI), in •
"HUCK AND TOM"
or "The Further Adventures off
Tom Sawyer"
By Mark Twain
A-
mount Picture
'Vou have seen Jack Pickfonl'a
delightful portrayals of the youth
of America, before but you've
never seen it better done than in
this delightful photoplay. For
your own sake don't miss this
great picture, one of the lest we
have ever shown or could wish
to show
Matinee Saturday at 3 o'clock
Admission, matinee ilk and I5c
evenings 20c and 15c
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith & Ring
sdEau Street. Oo»ore Kn,, Church
Give Us a Trial
Mnlisserllre.for. The Signal.
Orange
Marmalade.
Shirrif's Imperial
Scotch
made from Seville oranges
We have just received a
shipment of this season's
Make of this ' well-known
high-grade article.
The price in pound jars is
30 cents.
Four -pound tins, 90 cents.
DEAN BROS:
(;ROCERS
License No. 8485Y
Mtut'ct ejn:t�. 110 11011401 Phone In.
THE SIGNAL
WA TOMS.
With Wan attune Law Firm:
Mr. W. H. Waltteqrr,� eon of Mi. and Mrs.
William Walter', Colborne township. who
hu finished hi. Millie in law at Oiguude
H..II, Toronto, has commenced the prac-
tice of his profession at Owen Sound, as
a member of the firm of Wright & Tel-
ford. 111r. Walter has been a brilliant
student, and his future contains the
promise of a successful career.
Hours for Headling Freight.
The Canada War Board has issued a
regulation concerning the hour, at which
railway freight sheds are hereafter to be
open for business. Monday to Friday.
inclusive, the hours are from 7.30 a. m.
to 5 p. m. ; on Saturdays from 7.30 a. m.
t o 1 p. m. The new regulation was
effective February 1st. Shippers and
consignees should make a note of the
hours.
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From an Old 38rd Uandaman.
Mr. Wro. Akeroyd, of Brantford, a
' former resident of L.atench, in renewing
his subscription to The Signal for 1919,
1 writes:
• "1 notice a meeting for the reorganizing
of the old 33rd band. 1 wish them sue-
; cess in their undertaking. 1 was a mem-
ber my self for about six years. Although
1 am away from town I should like to
hear of the band being as good as it was
before the war. Let the old band boys
get busy."
Musical Society Revived.
At a meeting held in the town council
I chamber on Friday evening. the Gode-
1 rich Musical Society was revived, with
the main purpose of reorganizing the
3.ird Regiment band, which during the
war has been practically "non est."
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uri.: Arid lett in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which bratwhes from the
eye overt he forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
counts in the urine a+ in all
Rheumatism - disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like.
wise the santr-
Dodd's
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An Artcraft Picture of Extra-
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and Mystery
MODEL THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 12th and 13th
GODERICL, ONT.
1Acrid Rey wag dattaid
d ytcaruug
l, IJ.a, a tifclouru-irk:ut of l:odcrlcb, iH
Mr. T. H. Mitchell secretary. and Mt. toe ci-sou of Mr. tiexyrge Morrow.
C. A. Nairn treasurer, and the following
were elected as an executive comAit-
tee: M. G. Cameron, W. H. Robertson,
J. S. Platt. Geo. Stewart, Wil.'Lane, W.
T. Millar, R. Rundle and Wm. Coats.
The first move will be Li ascertain what
material tht re is available for a loind and
to secure a leader. and it is heed that
Prettiest will be sufficiently rapid to en -
The t was Sfty•utau years of
age and had hegira in poor health for
about a year, the resnit of • severe
stroke. He was formerly untploywl at
the Western l'anaela flour twills and
for many years livedoo the Huron road.
The late 1fr. Morrow was married iu
I:odeulcb to Mee Mary Aon Young.
who 'survives him, with three daughters:
sure a fairly well organised band by the Mrs. J. N. Henderson and Mrs. Ci. A.
opening of the summer seawtt. Hlo r, Moth of Detroit, and Mrs. W. 1t.
The Board of Trade. Johnson, or town. Mr. Thos. Morrow,
Tile Board of Trade ban moved tete of Toronto, formerly of Goderieh, is a
its uewuarters In the 110.110010 Temple. brother•, sal two utter brotrs and
4 two xrstrrs ItYn in tfw Wert. heThe tua-
and a meeting Of the executive couucll end took place on Tuesday of last week
wax ay to the new board room on 10 Maitland er�ee clary, the sutvioes
Monday evening. The president, Mr. Ming crieducteQ'3y Rev. J. H. (later -
Parsons. was absent, being away at bout. Tho pallbearers were Messrs. J.
Detroit on business for the Hoard Hoggartb, Adam Thompson, John
Metiers. C. L. Moore andlW. M. Bowden Jodart. J hit nrageour. Thos.
were appointed delegates tot►e high- Wootten and Thos. Johnston.
way meeting to he held at tinsel on
the lith inst. A letter was reoeived GARD'dF.Jt.--On Saturday last there
from Mr. E. W. Beatty, pre+tident of pawed awVi at the residence of his
the Caualian Paclflc Railway, iu reply daughter, Mrs. J. W. McDonald, Elgin
W the invitation to attend the annual avenue, \1t. John Gardner, for many
meeting of the Hand of Trate, stating • years a prominent resident of Morris
that he could not be present on this township. The late Mr. Gard, ex was
occasion, hut that he intended W visit born in Ireland eighty years ago and
G. derich later. accompanied by one of came to Canada when nineteen years of
the C. P. It. vice-presidents. The age. He settled in Morris township, near
Board is making a proposition to We Bluevak, where he lived continuously for
D. T. R. W improve its passenger. ser- almost fifty-three years. A staunch Con-
vice
oo-vice by attacking a passenger coach W tentative in politics, he took a prominent
the way freight and having it lire 1 part in the political battles of times gone
here at about 7.511 it. m., to counts -I, by. Ile was always interested in munici-
with the L., H. & 11 train leaving Clio-aI affairs and kr many years served in
township council. After the death of
ife, eight years ago. he removed to
ich arta had since made his home
daughter. The deceased was a
f the C. 0. F. since its incep-
ty years ago. For sixty -lour
a member of the L. 0. L.
t was that the hrethren
tun for Lucan and London at swat. t
This would do away with the long! his
wait when passenger's for these
southern points have (iodericb at 5.50 with li
a. in. • member
Ile annual meeting art' the Board of tion over
Trade will be held uext Monday dight, years he wa
at the Masonic Temple. and his res
should officiate
his funeral. The sur-
Tinurnslay, Pebrnary 6, 1919.--5
APITA8. a REVERVE -$ 1,400.000
`TOTAL ASSETS - 030000000
THRIFT MEANS SAVING
The imperative need for Thrift ia appopew
lo all tbinkies people. Thew who are wine
!nose ceaard to spend on eras -essential.,
and are aav,ng to provide against poaasWe
adverse conditions,
The .arts way to protect yourself ia with a
Savings Aceodnt. Start one with thn Bank
at once. lowest paid at concert rates.
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UNION BAND OF CANADA
HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG. MAN. -
CODERICH BRANCH,
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Helping the Children. ' viving members of the lamily are: Wil -
A little baby girl was this west made a Ilam, Lion's Head; Jambs. Dauphin.
ward of the Children's Aid Society. She Man.; John, Fort' William; Mrs. C. J• '
was taken to the children's home and Thornton. Moose Ja.y, Sask : Mrs. Fred
after a very short stay was taken by kind McCracken. Brussels. and Mrs. McDon-
foster-parents for adoption. The Society ald, Gode ich; also one sister, Mrs. Derr,
will be glad to know of other good hones
open for small children.
The following donations are gratefully
acknowledged by the Children's Aid .So-
ciety: Exeter vii age. 810; Dr. A J. Ir..
win, W ingham. 810; Henan village, 83;
town of Clinton, 810; Grey township. 81O;
Bly h village, $5: Miss Washington, 81;
Wm. Sharman, 82; Mrs A. Milhan, 50c;
Chas. Girvin, 81; Ja,. Moffatt, Blue -
vale, 82; East Wawanoh, 85: Mckilkp
townshit 810; F. Woollcomte 82; Ma.
ns toxnahip $15; Robert B. Hogg, $1;
Mrs. Holt, 01: 0. R. Forster, 81: A. W
Strickland,, 81; Mrs. GJ1Fein Green; $1,
Mrs. Twyford. 81; Mrs. Thos. Gundry,
810: Bayfield. 85; Mrs R. G. Reynolds, i
82: Mrs Thoa. Johnston, bag potatoes;
Brucefiefd Patriotic Sonety, 4 pairs
flannelette blankets; Mrs. David Wilson.
cushion. A Friend, children's clothing;
A Friend. five head cabbage. Mrs ,Rev.)'.
Ford. jar fruit and vegetables; Mrs.
Coats, vegetables; Mrs. G. M. Elliot',
basket apples, beans and children's slip-
pers: Mrs. W. Hem. children's slipper:
Mrs. Howell, children's sweaters; John
Millian, Coibutne, bag potatoes and
apples: Mrs. Walter Neftel, two jars rt.
fruit: Geo. McVicar, 2 pans children's
shoes; Mrs. (Dr., Sale, children's clothing
underwear and picture books; G. W. 1
Andrews apples and potatoes; Mrs. Ga.
yin and Mrs. Green, jar fruit each; M• a
R. 5. Alfin, jar fruit; Mrs. C. Cult,
applesi W. Anderson, fresh saga
Remember the monthly meeting of the
Society to lie held in the court house nest
Tuesday, February filth. Your pretence)
would encourage.
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A Wee (choler.
The many friends of )lr. Jame. 11.
11.''nu1.1. will Is• pleraserl 1.4 learn dui1
le ha. rer'Irel the ul,p.rfiltweut as
4.11. iliitentlrnt of the Herron .Aunt)
house of refuge. The ..nutty irrupt -II '
1s jurtit•nirrly fortunate in pavhrg at I
its ..,muland x roan of Mr. Reynolds'
ubltity to 1111 tis• nucantcy ease d t.•
the death of the hate officer in ,luta:•
ile is it lean with )011t11 .till on In-
side. :nal the fifteen years he stent 111
the hotel hushu-ss should help W 111
hire for the ;nu ungement of the
...minty'. 1 • 1or the aged anal inIlrm.
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Ilesieles Heise IW thor•au:hly nnd.•r
stands agriculture, and the farm in
..ouut•tion with the home n111 doubt- ;
1,,.s resolve Bach anent lou as to make
it a taluuble asset. '19h.. anrrsefttl
x.huitde.tritlun of a how.' ..r rhir khat
dejernls to a cousider:tlde /IN 11911 1111.11
ti... 11141/141 1011 of•111• oil• in Charge.'
The . firma tem, i(+ a robe. are thew'
wh.ou forttuw Inas not '.,Hilal upon
khrdly. x111 who in th.Ir deiluliltt
years have beet • flitter 'towards the
world RA large and require ean'fnl
Iuudtltig• Vr. Ittyntds I. a type of
mina Hoeft should i1• well suited to this
duty. MM. Itevriolel,, aim heenmes
m:nron of the house. also Is well
equipped for h.r position. Daring her
hushes s car't'e lu the lo.t.•I loaminess
she rontrilattel hargely to ins s,I.•.s'es
by her nnuag.uWut of the •Iiuing-room
and sler'piva a.rroum.11atiou, and as
thew are very impmrtnr.t teatimes h1
111e uew 110.41C10 11 1111•N. d1ernotd+ slwuid
pine lei Ile a eapahir' matron. of
lat.' \I r. li.'yuulds has testi farming
In Gtalerdch township 11111 outs r•-
t.'ntly dtalNe.'ri of Ili. Marl. on th.'
Huron road to Mr. t ilw.0 (oke. who
inks,. possession April 1st. Mr. ami
Mrs. Reynolds lissnwtrl the'ir•ncw posi-
tions on Fehnutr, lot and. while their
removal from this yk iuity is regretted.
it Is generally felt that in their slew -
of labor Hwy will prove all uu-
.1tuiliff.l slHs•ean. •
OBITUARY.
RYAN. -Death took place at Saltford
on Monday last of George Cecil, the
fourteen -months -old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Ryan. Interment took place in
Maitland cemetery on Wednesday.
MARTIN. -The death occurred on
7 ueaday, atter an Illness of several
weeks, of Margaret Ann Hogan, wife of
Joseph Martin, \Iaitlaml street, In her
forty-ninth year. The funeral •cervine
takes place at. 9.30 o'clock Friday
morning at Ht. Peter's church.
BROWN. -The death occurred at
Port Huron. Mich., on Sunday last of
Mrs. R. C. brown, sister of Mr. William
Clark, Walnut street, town. Mrs. Brown
and her husband formerly lived in this
sectio . Besides the husband, two mins
and a daughter survive. Mr. Clark was
with his Sister a week or err during her
last illness, and his sink, Mt. Ffrest Clark.
of MacTier, was present at the (Unroll on
Tuesday.
MOHROW.-ChD Raturday, t January
26th', there passed away at the home of
his daughter, Mra. W. R. Johneoa, of
L
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Space
Next
Week
for
Announce-
ment
of
Reconstnic
tion
Sale
M. Robins,
Gents' Furnishings
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
February 1st to February 8th
Both dates inclusive
2 packages Corn Flakes for 25c.
Sherriff's Jelly Powder 10c a package.
25c can of Baking Powder for 22c,
50c can of Coffee 45c.
Purity and Robin Hood Rolled Oats 30c.
Lipton's Tea Eck a lb.
Gold Medal Tea 60c a lb.
Minto Tea ti0c a lb.
2-1b. package Red Rose Tea, wortb,$1.50, for{$I.''5.
Gem Lye 10c a can.
Gold Dust, regular and 13c packages for ac and 10c
13c package Bull Dog Ammonia llc.
Comfort Soap, Naptha Powder, 6c, or 5 for '25c.
A big 35c package Star Ammonia for :ilk.
A 13c package Star Ammonia for I lc.
3 packages l0c Ammonia for 25c.
6 packages 5c Ammonia for 2:a:.
These are Real Bargains and will save you money
ROBERTSON &L MAIR
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Phone 164 Cor. H�mi10 St. and Square
Phone 164 Hamill= and Square
Toronto. Services were held at his
daughter'. residence on Monday evening
and the rematgs were taken to Bluevale
on Tuesday acid interred beside the -e of
his late wife.
FORTER'S HILL.
WEDMgNDAY, Feb. 5.
Miss Mona Johnson, who M e-terear
vi.ittng her sister. Mrs. F. Moore, at
Macho -II, returned tome on Wednes-
day last.
Mr. and Mrs. Prod .. sorra, or i'ore
Stanley, are visiting io the 11eii;hb:r-
h0011.
\less O. W. Potter returned h. lord
from Woodstock ou \V.sinewlay la. t.
\les. fleorge V•nderburgb, who toot
been in Gahrich the past week, re-
turned home on Friday.
The quarterly .epiee -will be trim/ in
Bayfleht on Huntley ne'it, lees Hazy
9th. There will be co service aG
Bethel In the evening.
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Lv. Godench 5.50 AM,
A. Toronto 10 50 AM
Lv. Goderech 2.20 PM,
A. Toronto 7.15 PM
Parlor -Buffet car between Stratford and
Toronto on afternoon tram.
For further particular as to reeervaoon'
w rickets, apply to Grand Truni Town
Aj tint.
F. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone s
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