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4J Come and join us next
Sunday, April 18th, at
the
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
Where a hearty welcome
awaits you.
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What Kind of Religion
Is Yours ?
A "Scboor Religion ?
13 p. tn.l
Bible School
( 7 p. m.)
Why 1 Am a Baptist
The "Experience" Reason
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Young People's Meeting
LOCAL TOPICS.
Mrs. T. Rey Rry
who is
Uw entertainers to give their guests a
right royal time. The patrutalssew
were Meadames .1. Kidd, J. B. Kelly,
J. l.. Killoran. ):. NT,T.aughlln. 1) ]t.
O'Itrlei. W. A. 1'oulthura and J. A.
Dalton.
Mian (Ilford's Parer at O. E. A.
Milo ('iIRuni of the (:alerlcb ('ui-
heglll'te institute stuff read a paper
entitled "The Task of the Moment"
Iwfutw the English and lister m441014
of (he 1111411 rho Educatlotial .t+sa latlou
on April It. The palter d,•uit w•11h the
new! for apply tug to 1•,lu,ation In
Omarlo the psychological law. devel-
oped as a result of extensive roseate's
work in the i urol.•an countries: and
with the rt'fl effw•ts ell brain and tierce
of fort -lug the ehlld thr.argh the ',oldie,
school at slat early all age. it. fell SO
•t the overpressure ler the High 14ehool..
By unanimous vide the section
deelded to print the paler In the
O. E. A. report. and to send s copy to
the Minister of Educetlou with an ex-
pressiou of the approval of the mem-
lers.
The Spring rea(itrat
A large audit.' nee was present In the
lecture realm of Knox chun'h on Fri-
day evening to enjoy the "Spring
Festival- provided by the Swastika
('Iib. The program was given entirely
by tie y g ladles of the flub and
couslstletl of drills and choruses and a
fairy play. '•Tlw sleeping Princess:- In
tire acts. This was ehurmiogly pre-
sru11•11. the t•ostumerr tieing picturesque
awl the whole weenie effect very pretty.
The young Indies showed marked
draltrrtic ability anti tail: their parts
nil uud effeel•tively. and the play
Nus cleverly managed throughout. re-
flecting much credit upon the capable
directness. Miss Josie Saunders. Riad
i,.oIwl McNevtu gave valued pssistattey
as accompanist. The p•rtortuaul•e was
repeated ler the sum•• place on Satur-
day afternoon.
G. W. V. A. Notes.
,,-Thr G. W. V. A. held its regular
meeting Thursday, April 4th. A mo-
tion brought forward from the previous
meeting raising the hes from '.:a• to
:i(M per month was carried. A motion
was also curried opposing any request
for exeMpt' from taxation (or re-
turned soldiers. A vote of than was
mooted tot. ..tlie_telt1 etlk•fent, aelf-
sucritiring and devoted work pads —T7meF
by the Patriotic commltteee la the
handling of the emertettcy:.relief forth.
1n addition to a rote of 5100 towards
tlw Wddiers Memorial Fund. the (p.W.
V. A. has votril to give $25 fpr every
thousand railed in for April fish can-
vass. Tills will mean a gift of about
141711 altogether. To hely Mica thea
am t Mr. J. W. [tengon0;the
famous ('atadlan polftfrlll t•urtoin►Iat,
R cent.; las leen engaged to give un entertain-
i cent butter fat; Bisset Bros.. 4 perstent in Victoria 1 opera House on Mon -
Death og•
Mrs. Budge'', visit Mir in
town. has received word of the death
of her (laughter -in-law'. the wife of Mr.
T. Hoy Itrydges. of Mulrhead. Alberta.
]�r Itrydges. Jr.. died on Easter Sim -
day after a short Illness. She was
_ married two years ago last Christmas:
Exa11s1natiesn of Milk.
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Mrs. R. Hawthorne has returned to her
!some at Egmondvtlle after a, visit of 1
.,viral weeks with her sun. M.14alter i Mr. Lloyd W. Currell left on V ednes-
Hawthnrne, here. \\ I day for Oshawa. where he has taken a
Mrs. J. A. Fox. of Toronto„arrived is
town on Saturday. on .a vieft - to her
PERSONAL MENTION.
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Of Cou re§e
1♦ daughter. '(ri."E. V. Fraser. of South
.
Mr. R. J. Megan• prdldent of the
Board of 'trade. is away on a trip to
ancouver and other Western points
Mrs. Dr .l Sale and family and Miss
\lathe'on have returned from a pleasant
visit to" friends at London.
Mrs. Atqos Fisher and Mrs. H. R. Long
were at Clinton last week attending the
formers mother and the
fitter's grandmother. Mrs. Edward
Turner, who had reached the great age of
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Mr. Wm. J. k and family have
Xmoved to town from Leeburn and have
s T.— - _ taken .tom house at the corner of Park
- street and Cambnajsad formerly occu-
XtVt pied by Mr..Hent' darter echo has
tAr �o T.
��� movtYl to the other•side q( the street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wise have moved
in from Colborne township old are oeev-
pying their house on Nelson 'street.- Mr.
■X mi and- Mew bliss ars already- bell
own
in Goderich and are being warmly w•el-
Dr. Hunter, M. O. li. reports, on date
of April 11. result of examination of milk
as repotted by Institute of Public Health,
London; as follows Oke Bros., 3.ti0 per
Thnraday, April I. I'Y:O W
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HAMILTON
THE Dominion Government
is making _ special efforts
this year to stimulate agricul-
ture throughout Canada. The
Bank of Hamilton will do
everything possible to help the
Government by its favorable
attitude towards all legitimate
requirements.
BANKOFHAMILTON
Goderich Branch—A. 3, MacKay, Manager
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East Street Garage
All kinds of Automobile Repair Work promptly ultelsbd to.
flattery Charging and Repairing.
Seriie•te and Salees Station for the well-known Canadian mad.'
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1'rest-4)-Lite Storage Ilatteriem. I1uy the Canadian goods and sate
duty and exchange.
The new spring models of Gray -Dort ('are are bees f er iaapFr-
Son. IA' -'us give you a Ilemotistrat inn of these at . 'tee Sloe
have on hand the Whalley Silver Ribbon and Red etas.
A good line of Tire•tl, Uiis, Greases and A,•e•ea,oriea ways at
your sert•iee.
T. F. Holland
coined by their many fnendr. Miss eta J. McM4nus. 3.60 r cent.: Beattie I (lay. April Lath. This will., be au ex -
Wise. who teaches at Toronto. was here' Bros.. 3•7°‘per cent., . Fisher, 4 30 per celh•ut uttrlicti,al. Terson" holding
to spend the Easter vacation with her cent. All samples show absence of any I tirkrts for the rant Ileei r'Irautatwplw..
parents. I preservatives. I cou.•1•rt course may use them.
'Elie very successful euchre and dance
held 1n file 461dfi11l0r"' Hall Friday
night brought in a gosh sum" towards
111e mwmeurlal grant.
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Liable to a Penalty.
The municipal assessor reports that
income tax returns are coming in very.
wells but there are still a considerable
number of persons who have so far neg-
lected to make their returns as required
by law. Such persons are liable to a fine
of 5100 and 510 a day additional for each
day of default. and `the assessor states
that he intends to tyke steps for the
enforcement of the law.
' An Address on Bassist.,
A/t~1Va Rev. A. E. Million. FLA.. of Auburn., Divine service next Sunday morning
'was the guest of the toe I Ministerial I and evening in Knox church will be
Association on Monday affernwn last, conducted by Rev. F. H. Larkin, D. D.,
gave an addres< on h s� I o
Dunt be surprised -if you are turned
down while waiting (Or something to turn
up. -
CHURCH NOTES.
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Corner East St. and Square
Jewelry Always Appeals
t,, women's instinctive love of
beauty. The sort of Jewelry we
offer is particularly compelling in
both charm of design and beauty
of finish. A gift selected from our
erdlea-tion Is sure to be Minn
wved
ith the very highest appreciation
of ft and it will be well worthy
of that kind of reception. A Ith
lt
will reveal our splendid showing
of dependable Jewelry at moderate
prices. .-.
RTSON
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- MONDAI' sag TIIIBDAI .
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
MAN. MARTIN
Ua
"LITTLE COMRADE"
Also - _ -
andi 'experiences. f Sea(orth. Sunday school and Bible
and impressions while in Siberia. Mr. classes at 3 o'clock.
Millson was about 4.000 miles inland and The themes( tit the Baptist church
bis relating of experiences and impressions next Lord., illy will ht.,' is Yonro a
ai he mingled in the Russian cities was 'i14•hor gelighm:•" Willi "The 'Expert -
most Stteresting., His ideas of th condi.
„lion d Russia and its possible: uture
were moat enlightening.
Presbyterian Summer-SehaooL
The Presbyterian,- summer s•h
will again be held In (h.lerieh t
taming ,urnwer. a11,1 a meeting w•a.
ell a' ('ttntrer-la.t- week to make the
preliminary arrangepienfs. The dates
originally deechled mein were -July 19
to 26. liar it was found that - these
dates conflicted with other sebgsths, atut
It has now been Ir441111(1 10 hater the
w lleatl
from. July. to 12. The ress(r,ns
will be held in Knox church. as they
were last year.
G. W. N. A. Women's Auxiliary.
--T?u-wm1i n'r -AAs-It fey et she L . W L.
V. A. wi11 hold a *ps•tlul meeting ler' 1
Lia Wolta-qh1:, April 2Ist.
A large attendance is requested to 4i--
rugge
s srial bush.• -s. New members
I will tea rordlally w•elcolue. At the hast
inert int, April 7(11. officers were elected
Dodd's
Kidney
EPISODE 1 OF
"ADVENTURES OF RUTII"
as follows President. firs. Jones -
Bateman
THE STOLEN PICTURE" Murray , v President.
pres M V .1. I,
ANi) JIi\L'P.i.l.1.R
(:olerich, Ontario
NE&DAY eta/ TMVDAY
A PAIRAMOUPIT PfiTIi3RE
JOHN BARRYMORE
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2ndvice-president, Mrs. .1.
eutbbertson: secretary. Mrs. J. Tonne -
blot : treasurer. 3Trs. J. McKay.
Next Tuesday Evening.
The musical recital -and sacred cantata,.
**Ruth." to be given in Knox church .
next Tuesday evening will doubtless at-
tract a large audience. The cantata is a
very beautiful piece of music, and the
opportunity of hearing it should he fully
In appreciated by the people of Goderich.
The first part' of til^ program will include I
ther"Tannhauser" overture on the grand i
organ, by Mr. Egener, a piano solo by
Mir Nina Woollcombe. and a violin solo ,
by Mrs. Raymond :tiller. Some de- I
ecription of the cantata is given on page 1
6 of this issue of 'the Signal.
A ('ontraet for Aux Roubles Bridge.
London, April 14.-Represent9tives of
Lamhton and Huron county councils met
et the Middlesex county buildings yester-
in day and opened tenders for construction
of a new bridge over the Aux Ssubles
River, on the boundary between the two
counties. The contract for steel super-
structure was awarded to the Canadian
Bridge Building Co.. of Walkerville. at
516,819. Engineer James A. Bell. of St.
Thomas, will supervise the work. which is
to commence scion. A recent court de-
cision handed down at S.ntia requires
the two counties to share the coat equally,
K. et C. Darter.
The local Knights of ('olnmlluue lull
arranged for a dams, to be he14
February 111th, but owing to the in-
fluenza epidemic ►r was postponed and
did !Ng come off ,(tell Wednesday
evening of ilii.' week. wlwn It large
and brilliant gathering assembled in
file (kkIfellow. 11x11 end enjoyed the
mode and dancing until an early 1
In the .morning. The mutate was given
in good style by the Goderich (►r1.IrPs-
tn. Lunch was terve! tea done st.
hy
ails everything puna
"TEST OF HONOR"
Also
('HRINTIE SPECIAL COMEDY
FAY FINCHER
"WILD AND WESTERN"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
PAUIJNE FREDERICK
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"PAID IN FULL"
Also
A CHRISTiE COMEDY
are the only
medicine that
will cure Dia-
betes. Like
Bright's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in -
arable until
SDodd's Kidney Pills
utod_lt- - Doctor.
, theaiseTves conies
snit without Dodd'+
Kidney Pills they are
swedes% again., Dia•
Peilaare tfie first medicine
pleat ever cure Diabetes.
imitations- box, name and
pill, are ad vert ised to do so,
but the medicine that dot:
cure
iabetes
is podd's Kid•+ev Fills.
Dodd', LIdnev ('ills are
Elle cent' a bot at all
d,4r jgista.
tt••+mw Why 1 Am a BapWt.
Rude school w1'3 mud 11. T. P. l . a
o'clock.
There will be anniversary services in
Victoria street Methodist church next
Sunday. Rev. W: H. Grabthn, B. A.,
president of the La1g10n Conference, will
preach both morning and evening. Sunday
school at 3 o'clock.
North Street Methodist Church.
- Classes and Mission Band will meet in
North street church next Sunday morning i
at 10 o'clock. At the same hour the
Men's Club will discuss: "Can we have
good character without Christ ?” Mr.
Ernest Pritchard will introduce the topic.
The pastor's momifl theme will be:
The
Beginning, God." Evening:
"God and I. Visitors are oordially in-
vited.
Over a hundred of the younger ladles
of North street Methodist church were
banqueted by the W. M. S. on Monday
evening. The elegant appointments of
banquet•hall and tables reflected the
fine, artistic culinary skill of the hostesses.
Mrs. 1. 11. Colborne, president of the
W. M. S.. presided. Mrs. W. H. Graham.
of Stratford, wife of the president of the
London Conference. gave an rnspinng
address on "The Missionary Obligations
of Canadian Womanhood," after which
Mrs. S.E. Hick. district organizer, for
K Caere of -forty -n.mbers.
given by Mrs Nellie Colborne And by
Mrs Gordon Haigmere of Kilt tither.
Mise Laws Elliott presided at the Pants. 1
This is an exceptionally fine Circ and
win give a good account of itself under
the leadership of the following ollic•ers:
Honorary president. Miss Mabel Bailee:
president, Miss Beatrice Anderson; .vice-
president, - Muss Lottie Robinson; secre-
tary, Miss Nellie Colborne; -e
secretary,
at av
Miss Ida Currie. -
Tell OODERICH .MARNirtS,
Twossaar. April lb.
Wheat, per bu.h .911!0 to axes
oat., per bush., .. 1.110 to I.
Barley. psi ba.h .. lie to Lib
Neer, perhush . .1.91 to xdl
llsawheat, per bush- .... . .. 1.101e 17/
elour, retail', per cwt .. SAO to ala
Ylo,,r, pelenl, per oat 6.15 in 7.ee
43 en to 4e.ee
tihetiw per eau --_--_.. SD eo to ,a.M
Per tell ,sir (o t10
HalYtrepe ..1
Dairybeets.. p 7144tin; - N re M
Dalry Putter. per lb .A7 to .7e
(leaser) Hu pert. per b O to .b
prig-. recoil. per ase S. to 310
Pahl.Potato.trher. cholas: Nl. 11N
(tattle. butrhe ,/ u,e pee 0111. a to bee
Cattle, bucrMrd mMlu-.t-r cwt
gore, live weight, per eel....... t ow $ mem
Haw,pe r lb t;w, ler 2M
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See our select shtick of
Ladies' Whitewear
with the new pointed effects.
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of WO -
men'
o -men's and children's wear.
Remember that we have re-
moved to a new stand on the
south side of Square.
Give us a call.
Miss S. Noble
Sostli Siete Squats - Goderich
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flavors ftke ----the
- -Pyramids --t?
----Because th ► are
long-lasting.
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And WRIGLEY'S is a beneficial
as well as long-lasting treat.
It helps appetite and digestion.
keeps teeth clean and breath
sweet. allays thirst.
CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL