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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-2-12, Page 2.•y iQ11A1I Sealed air -tight packets Pure, Clean, Preserved & sold only in - Economical I to preserve its native THE SIGNAL PRINTING t:'�0 , Ltd Publishers s goodness. Thursday, February 12, Mo. THE BOARD Or TLtDE. The Board of Trade begins a new year with revived hopes of substantial results in the way of a greater Goderieb. Nearly e$74 two \ears have passed since the Board was reorgrrtu:don its present basis, and Used in Millions of Tea -Pots Daily as the last year of the three-year termS,r >; which memberships were taken draws near at must be realized that the expert LAD meat launched in la IS is approaching its up with the system of party government. final test. While the Board has done' It would be a keen disappointment to much good work during the last two such. persons a these to find the new year, the great expectations arotlsed at Govertunettt adopting such principles as the tine of the reorganization have not Ftho.K..fet forth by the Btacebridge paper. • been realized. and it is only stating what I lda asev \otke. we believe to be the general view to say ; Will Rogers' new Goldwyn picture. that, in the ab.ence of greater results': • Almost a Husband," which comes to than have Yet been obtained, the Board the Model 'Theatre on February 13 and will have to drop back to a less preten-F i I, isUsa Dlciur za'townfthe'na10. "Old tious basis A great respensibi ity rests 'lsympathbenezer,teic ry of by Odle thRead, it is tide e rise of a bashful therefore. uponthe incoming executive so country schoostol ttacher to the pisiu of tod:rectks efforts that there may be, if : respect.aod-atlection in th • little vie possible, something substantial to show ' O Old Ebeneter. At the end of story, Jam Lyman a Will gofers) wins th ,m thl. result of the expenditure of money love of the town's most beautiful gid. and energy. 1f • all the effort comes to The picture reveals the attempt of a rich mule dealer to win the girl by hook naught, the ialconclusiontwill beto me for forced- or-- by crud. ; but _boa _plans are lolled ' that inauarial groiwt6 is riot be forced when, at acrold-fashiut- - party, Sam is nd that the .people of Goderich must ..married" to the belle u[ the town' in a ovate still fufthar. the virtue of_gameof "forfeits." As the divinity pat tops, student who perGumed the ceremony had Altgefher outside the securing oil new 'ben ordained, the marriage is genuine. -Thp girl, glad to be free of the mute there is much useful work for a dealer's unwckome attentions, decides to of Trade M do,- in the way of be a. _s terly wife to Sam--tempivarily. nd directing improvements 'in Then the mule dealrr,attrmpts to drive Yam out cit ton. He is horsewhipped. al facilities of the' and ; ' i hr is slanderw ed. yet he elites. In the end the means whereby the 'the girl appreciates the nobility of the of the commercial and " man she has married andrefuses o have isduu live B suggesting. the commer in p' rvidin.t ted inflrd f t ted, interes of the Mown may b-' the marrtser snnullyd. netted. It may that `teak aloe 1n excnenr cast, with Peggy Wood. B C %len Landis and Clara Hoxton, amore \ each,. lines as these OUP the Jttet two •'A most a Hu -band" nt splendid present- ` years may prove to a laidthe'fwnd- !anon. Clarence G. Badger direct•:d the ation for successes of- ich-therele at production. • present no indication. At y rate, what has been done has been. with good Goderich People intemtoxi, watt a view to putting our Prevent Appendicitis. town in the path of prosperity and pros- '- rein and those who have given much of j their time to the work of the Board''are I Many Goderich people are u-ing simple deserving .credit. - glycerite. buckthorn bark, etc , as mixed • I in • Adler -t ka. This flushes both For the new executive The Signal I%gip, and Icer bowel so completely besp iks the co-operation and support I it removes all foul. accumulated prisons from alimentary canal and prey.-nts icitis. Adler-i-ka relieves ANY 'tea- era stomach- rr sour st CURES cnnctiostinn. in one race of chronic stomach trouble ONE bottle Produced wonderful results. Campbell's Drug Store. the Whole membership of the Board and o -the townspeople, in order that its labors slay be attended with the hugest possible Measure of success. EDITORIAL NOTES. William Jennings Bryan 'l coaching himse t for the next Presidentilel election 'crus the line. W. J. is a brave; he • doesn't care how many timers he is, de- feated. Ilio ... Manning Doherty, Ministel\ of Agriculture in the Provincial Government, has been returned, without opposition fbr - the East Kent .nest. Premier Drury ii being opposed in Halton by E. J. Steph- • enson of Toronto. North Schleswig, a portion of the ter- ritory -..grabbed by Germany under the Bismarck regime, goes back to Denmank* as the result of a vote of the people living in the tcrntory. This is apractical ap- plication of the home rule idea. • We miss the review of business con- ditions in the various industries of the town which used to accompany the an- nual report of the Board of -Trade.' Pbs sibly there_ire good reasons why it has Meets omitted of late years, but it added much to the interest of the report. Probably most people in this country who h.ise contributed to the Armenian relief fund would double or `treble their eohtaibutioos for the raising of a military 1 force to put the Turks out of the butcher- ing suiiness....-Here is a job for the United States if it is not too intently set on, keeping out ofiioi5Tile Addressing a meeting at Hamilton the other day, Mr. A. R. McMaster, M. I'., stated that had proportional representa- tion been in practice in Great Britain in 18244i Gladstone would have been returned. would have granted Ireland home rule' and the whole history of Ireland and the world wou.d have been changed. The Farmers' Sun quotes from The Bracebridge Gazette an article openly advocating that, in order to get seats for the U. F. 0. Ministers requiring them. sitting members be induced to give up their seats by the offer of (government jobs. 1 his would be a fine exposition of patronage. especially for a Government that is pledged to the abolition of pat- ronage. Fortunately the Government bolds a higher standard than The Brace* wake Gazette, as the members who have guide way for the Ministers have done so, tale we told. entirely without promise of aay material return for their sacrifice. ewe people who are supporting the Miners' Government are doing so, not Meagre they believe the farmers or any other cissa have any particular call t govern the aosetry, bat because they Ma M the change's immunity of ' away front some d the ttadeairable things alb the pee that esissed to be wrapped ST. HELENS. (Intended for last ireek.i WEDNESDAY. Feb. 3. Miss 11 by Cameron, of Mitchell, spent a few days at home. January 25 --Born to Mr. and h1rs. George lh!1pa, ason.• Mr. and Mrs. Graham Salkeld and ui:hter Jean, of Richlea, Sask.. are v -icing friends hero, lies Ji sje Cameron agraduate of the W ern hispitai. Toronto, is spendulra few Weeks at home. Mra1,(r. MkAree and boys. Donald and John, alto have spent Iwo m,nthe with Mrs. W. Cameron. left fur their home at M. Auley,',Manitoha,'on Tuesday. Mr_and'Mrs. Jas. Durbin visited their riends at Wingham on Wednesday. , 'The Wore 's institute met on Thurs at the one of Mrs. D. Todd y -five present. It was de - to send Si, to the Armenian fund. ATE.— f e Literary Society held F, iday evening. A Frequent Treatment. sE 1 MCIE XXX Milt■x1KIK)fXi�)AX11MXN■■xXIN11X■aXX1101a ■ A negro mammy had four boys who "Rm were so polite and well-behaved that they excited the interest of the mammy's mistress. says The Cincinnati Enquirer. x "Mandy," said the mistress aim day. FEBRUARY A MONTII: "how did you manage to raise your boys so well?'' •Ah'll tell ypu. missus.''replied Mandy. "Ah raise dem boys with a barrel slave, and Ah raised 'em frequent." Sandy's Luck. Solicitor (to client)—Well, Sandy. we- ing that I knew your father, 131 make it six pounds. Sandv—(Gid sake. mon! I'm glad ye didna ken grand(aether.— Boston 'I'ranm script. T cid A gs firs -meeting o gond crowd gath4red to hear the, debate: "Resolved. that the West offers -more advantages for young .people than the East." The atlirniati was taken by . Miss fanfare Mill r a Miss Gladys' Webb, and t .negative Messrs. Will Rutherford and itcheson., The decision' was given inlay.* , f thb afii'mative, Rev_ P. Jamieson. Mims nin an.l-Miss Mc- Laughlin acting as j ges. _ `\ REXMILL • ' • (Intended for cast week.) •\ \ WEDNESDAY. Feb.•' . • Mr. John Vanstone is laid up With neuritis in his foot. The young people from here got 1\ tether a sleich-toad last week a journeyed to Goderich to skate. -= Miss Edna Walters entertained a number of her friends on Monday even- ing of this•werk. The "Farmers'" social evening *at Saltford Heights last Tnursday -evening was well attended and a most enjoyable evening was scent by all present. - We are sorry to hear that Mr. Thomp- son, homo-son, at -the parsonage, does not keep well Roy has also been ill. Several around here are putting in ice this week. off the pond here. Applied After Shaving Keeps the Skin Soft and • Smooth MANY men suffer from' irritation of the skin as a result of shaving. With some it assumes a form of eczema and becomes most annoying and' unsightly. By applying a little of Dr. Chase's Ointment after shav- ing the irritation is overcome d such ailments '1ls' Barber's h and Eczema are cured. • • gp'csnts a box. alt dealers, or EdWana•a, Bates k (?s., LN•. Tomato., the Ford Motor Company o Canada, Limited, is able to build up to the limit of its capacity, only 27,350 -Ford -Cars will be eft for use in Canada Canada-betiven January the first and jub.r the thirty-first of this year. Divided among the total population _of Canada -this_ means one car to every three hundred and ten people. It is easy to see that many people will be unable fa_ get. _their Ford tears at all, and riafty weave �o wait for summer or fall delivery. X 1 r X ■ 1� OF CLEARANCES )s,1.)•A1.1•!•)•■■M1$I&M1i&MU$I1•111•/1/M&I11 *$ Undervrtear ' 1♦Women's fleece -lined Vests and Drawers, 1 heavy fleece and well made. Reg - X ular $1.25, clearing at per 95c • garment J ▪ Men's extra heavy silk fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers, Penindn's best. Brown stripe mix, all sizes, Shirts and ■ Drawers, worth $ I.61k, for $1.25 • XWomen's Coats ■ Still a large choice of high-class Coats ■ each $1 at from $10 to $30 Men's Sitka Beaver Coats ■ Heavily furred; well lined and quilted. most serviceable and warmest, and Coat of best appearance on the mar- ket to -day. Sizes 42 to 48, $A 5 at each .....grt Curtains 30 pairs of Ivory Madras Curtains in four full designs, size and handsome, and some, and correct for any rooms.- Worth • \ 54.50 per pair. 'February Mia _r$3.40 fige = ty Flannellettes X Back to the old-time qualities—first lot 1 . since 1914. Plain, pink, blue. white, * best'• English Saxony Flannellette, ■ fortyt h de Y� C es , at per 60c "`�-�- Yard 45t andV • Towels 100 dozert heavy bleached Huck Towels, size 24 x 36, nicely hemmed. These towels were made for Government contract\Ind every towel ,bears Government stamp of perfec ion. - They are worth to -day $8.00 a z - en_ Special ss%kpw. pair 95cor6for ,,. ..... Sheets Ready -to -use heavy soft Sh nicely hemmed, bleached and quail ' free from dressing. Sit.; 2-: yards per pair $3.95 2114,1 254 " . " 4.25 $2.7 Navy Blue Serges 54 -inch finest all -wool French Suiting Serges, in mid and dark[C navy, at per yard, special $ J. 48 to 50-itull-wool Serges warranted tine indigo dye. Spec- ial at $2.25 and 473/MA ew Gossard Cprsets to suit all figures. They lace in front. The Corset that never loses its shape. ▪ amaxamplitimmaamailmmaisatmar X 11 W. Acheson .. n tAr II �i�ttt x • • • • ills • • •• • lag • • • 1I x • • • ■ afla 1 111[ i't�s� syt syt s��t ftp la[]slglit�]<]examiar1 amilx."af mlitS1ttf ass canixi 1I els Ford Dealers in this territory, we desire --to deliver a car to every person in this distriet who wants one, but we cannot get the cars un- less we send in the orders now. If you will need a car later on, don't wait till spring before order- ing. Put yourself at the top of the delivery list by signing an order today. . '" P. J. MacEWAN, Dealer - - 'Goderich The Trouble Man 'It's 'comfort to know there's _ _a man on whom you may owl) Henn. troubles—the Plumber. ' 'We know our business and are here to serve you. FRE. HUNT -MIL PLUMBER" Hamilton Street Phone tea t'lumbin{t Heating F.aveetroughing Metal Work - COLBORNE TOWNSHIP. TUESDAY, Feb. 10. MAn t%No CONCESSION Nores.—Mr. J. C. Durst is conned to the house With a couple of broken ribs Mr. 0. R. i Forster is somewhat indisposed thiss week Mrs. H. E. Forster returned last week from an extended visit with friends at Buffalo, St. Catharines and other points We regret to note that Mrs. D. F. Schwanz is under the doctor's care this week Mr. Stanley Snyder is suffering from a mild attack of scarlet fever ...Mita McDonell, who has been in charge of No. 7 school for some time. has feturned to her home at Hemall, having resigned owing to ill- healthThe trustees of S S. No. 7 have engaged Mr. Walter Baker, of Clinton, to teach for the remainder def the term Mr. 0. F. Schwarz has purchased a Wao, drag saw outfit. Now watch the chips fly The Farmers' Club shipped another car of sweet clover to Toronto tact week. Geo. Keith being the buyer. if you would blind a man by throwing dust in his eyes. las gold dust. The New Decorating Store West Street In additi our lines of Wall Paper, Paints, etc., we handle ods of GLASS WINDOW GLASS BEVELLED GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS, etc. if you are thinking of doing any decorating year, call on us and let us give you an estimate. . Cuthbertsozi North Side West Street Goderich, Ont. 820,000 County of Harron 4% Ronda i)ue July let. 1929 Price: 86.99 and Inter -rod, Yielding 5.80% Write for nor Letr,t publication. "Thr Bond Market" Wood,Gundy & Company Montreal Saskatoon Canadian Pacific Railway Building Toronto New York London. Eng.