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FA.RMERs
Fanners who find It inconvenient to come to
town regularly may open a Savings account in
any of our branches and make deposits and
withdrawals by moll. M1 money transactions
are made by registered mall:
Other Service features of value to our farmer
clients are the selling of money order, the rent.
hag 'or safety deposit boxes, furnishing the_—.-
latest market reports, obtaining quick action
in the purchase and sale of securities.
Our Managers are always ready to discuss the
the matter of credit for the improvement and
development of your farm.
ThE STERLINGBANK
OF CANADA
SECURITY
A Savings Bank Amt not
only provides an assurance Sr the •
present, but guarantees youtlnty
in the future.
FOA
To, ss a is to'selcceed—
OF CO
PAiD-UP CAPITAL
RFJERVE FUND
$I 5,000,000
$ 15.000,000
GODERICH BRANCH, G. Williams, Man;ger.
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SINGING
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PIPE ORGAN
Studio next to P. J. MacEwan's Garage
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QUALIFIED SURVEYOR
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
your* mpwleoce. Hen toned lull
Lanese gny reference J.W.
ro�uVictoria Street North. P.O.lam�or;o
s.
11 .-.1. R. FORSTER.
L EYE, EAR. NOSE, THROAT.
Late Home 5rpsa New York Deihthalmic
sad Aetna H • assistant at afoaeeaeld'a
1•, HLA` and
g w Square Throat Hos-
London.
starfomi St. S„ Stratford. Telephone ar7.
At Bedford Hotel, Godench. from Wednes-
day. September Mk at 7.1u a es.. to Thursday.
the lath. at 1 D. m
LOST OR FOUND.
7.08T. --BUNCH OF KEYS, ON
14 Dominion Day. Return toTHIS OFFICE.
II REWARD FOR THE RETURN
V a( a diataend-_white, two cants -lost
b o : snag. between Harbor Park and Squ re.
street lad South sstarseei by gay or of E n avenue.
Finder please return to DR. JUNIOR LEE.
British Eschanee Hotel.
SHINGLES -
3 Carloads—B. C. Red Cedar and N. B. White
Cedar.
ROOFING—
-ply, 2 -ply and 3 -ply.
LIME-
I Carload—Hydrated Lime.
CEMENT—
Carload—Fresh from mill.
The Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
P. O. Box 18 \GODERICH, ONTARIO Phone 47
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GODERICH,THURSDAY, July 8, 1920
Foot ItAi.� Olt 11i11T. _ -
rnt roR SALE. -SEVEN -ROOM RED
+ brick cottage• modern conveniences,lawn.
garden, barn. Apply CHARLES GAR ROW. tl
I�R SALE'—TWO BARNS FOR
f wk -i,, ood erudition, make Half -mile
roes Kinaa ``e. Terms easy for quick sale.
Apply to G. RAYNE. Kingsbridge. Phone 12 r
11. Dungannon. tf
L OR SALE. -TWO AND A -HALL'
acres of excellent garden `round. well drained.
Has comfortable house rob good cellar. Also
number of fruit trees and stable. Will be sold
very reasonably lad we easy terms.
Also 37 1.2 scree On Huron rood. known
as the back and property. There is a
good brick se on the place and
several acres of bush. The land a good, most of ,t
could be cu'lceated. but at present w ,n pasture.
There
yrereasonabl)"�ose e( pia. will be priced
T. GUNDRY, Auctioneer.
L'OR SALE. —NINETY ACRES. lit
south a� klwel Goderich
histownship.
d asp. ng lour
reek•miles
well new bun and lair house. one-half mile Iron
school sod church. Possession at 1st April.
Apply 1..,. orto ROST. WILLIAM McALLISTER Godon the erie n,
Administrator of the Estate. aa
NOTICE.
theyou aalllk locking
da nice
r ck. wni to
Mr k~and
frame, at very ieasonabk picas. My past ea
penrnce ,n building and valuation places owe in a
position to be yo r guide in the selection of • nice
tome at a right price. I have pleased others, I
can please you.
P. J RYAN. p�'� �g� -
Real Estate and Insurance ---Tr-`----- E R
Phone bei
ST. PETER'S SCHOOL
Following are the results of the
promotion examinations at St. Peter's
school. Godedch: ttames in order
of merit: nom Junior 4th to
Sr. 4th—Joseph Farr, Ernest Jeffery.
From Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th -Honors -Willard
Geromette, Willis Tobin, Norman Ryan.
Passed -Michael Stafford, Aileen Beech -
ler, Eileen McKay, Isabel Lynn. From
Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3 d -Margaret Rivers and
Mary Tobin obtained 80 per ant., which
entitles than to fourth clam standing.
Pawed -Rita Plante, Georp Farr, Mane
Gravelle, Teddy Griffin. James O'Neill,
Vincent Geromette, Terrence Hussey
Esther Farr, Frons 2nd to Jr. 3rd -Honors
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-Bessie Tobin, Mary Andrews, Teresa
Webb. Passed -Martina Hussey, Made-
line Jeffery. Lynn, Marvin Lannon,
Willie O'Neill, rry Howell. From Jr.
2nd to Sr. 2nd rrie O'Neill, Clarence
Lannon, Billy ton, Teddie Baeohler.
From Pt. I1. to, 2nd -Honors -Lawrence
Geromette. Irene Jeffery Passed -Teddy
Plante, Mary McKay, Mary Basnell,
Harry Phalin, Helen Frage. Dora Ken-
nedy. From Part 1. to'.pt. Ii, -Teddy
Lynn, Billy Webh, Irene Kennedy,
Florence Andrews, Edward effery, Billy
Bala �. Reggie K. Walter
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FOR SALE
R SALE.—TEN BARRED R
hens amid roosters, yeas -old, 0. A.C. stn
our Ancona roosters. ooe year old, sniper
R. MCDONALD. Dunlop (R. R.s, Gode,icb6
The Colborne armers' Clu
will have cars of
SM.f,, CEMENT, CLAY TILE. FLOC
AND FEED
to dispose of at McGaw during July.
Parties desiring any of above write or
telephone order to Is. H. WALTEES,
Benmiller, or -
J. 4, R'!NiGHAN,
Manager.
POiNT FARM
is being torn down and we have to dis
`pose of imrmrdiately a half -million fee
of all kinds of the finest
SECONDHAND LUMBER.
Also a quantity of windows, doors, lath,
wainscotting and baseboard, at very
noble prices.
Apply to
ROC
Retention Not 1nfuen ed
Age or Length of Time,
led: - Reports Visiting Expert.
Rupture is not a tear or a breach in
b the abdominal wall as commonly sup-
posed, but it is a stretching or dilation of
% a natural opening. J.Y. Egan, of Toronto,
the long-established rupture specialist,
R will visit
Goderieh, Bedford Hotel, Wednes-
day
� and
da -s only,
day and
nigght)
('Unto n' taitte July 21-22.
23-24. �� Hotel,July
The "Curatrus." rhe new surgical in-
vention, as now used and prepared to
order, will not only retain rupture per-
fectly, affording immediate and complete
comfort, but is intended to assist nature
in her work in the shortest time known.
These new surgical appliances have
received highest approval wherever
t shown and are designed in accordance
with the principles laid down by the
world's text -book authorities on this
subject, producing results without harmful
ready-made hard pad and old-fashioned
steel spring brumes. Mr. Egan has
testimonials from our own section for
inspection. If, interested, call ; he will
give youfree ntion and examin-
ation of Now is the time to make
yourself safe lad comfortabk for your
daily work. Note dates, ask at hotel
office for his aim* room --tar this
notice out nor' ter future reference. 2t
MERCANTILE SALVAGE (D,,
Point Farm.
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SALE. -ONE PIANO CASE OR-
GAN, six.octave, aurid walnut, at a snap.
Apply at WALKER'S STORE.
WOR SALE, -A SOU ARE PIANO, IN
L. good
cond,tios. Sows rosewood case.
Hennes Bros. New Yost i!noaake Apply ■t
WALKER'S Bros, New
U CSHINGLES
ALWAYS ON HAND
at McGAW STATION.
Call C. A. Robertson or John Treble.
Telephone Dungannon are. or John Treble, ar6.
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at 03 per single coed, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St.) Phone 81.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
XXXXX British
Columbia Shingles
ON HAM) AT
)44LiAW STATION AND --fit -DUN-
GANNON.
Also Flour and Feed always on hand.
Phone AGENT, R r 2, or W. H. Mc
CLURE, 121 Goderich Rural.
WARTED.
TENT WANTED AT ONCE, BOX
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157. Dederick.
11EACHER WANTED FOR S.S. NO. 6,
Colborne: seaood-clans professional, with
esperismice preferred. Duties is commence after
summer holidays. Apqpplfy, stellar salary, to D.C.
BOGIE. Secretary. Sr,eppardton.
TENDERS WANTED
for painting roof sod all woodwork outside, ea
cept that which was painted last aummr, on the
NORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
Teuders to he in by Trickle! p. n.,
'THURSDAY. JULY lath, Isaa.
All infersatioa canoe had from
1. P. BROWN,
Church Street.
iRLS WANTED.—APPLY GODE-
ST RICH KNITTING COMPANY. tf
,On and after July ]Koh the fee for
reglstcr'd letters will he In cents. The
Pootn5kY Department /deform that all
valuable articles he re'glsterel as the
only mean of tracing should any ar-
ticle Ito lost.
Mr. John Bowler returns to Detroit eo
own.
F. Woolcomb, Manager 'pent several days in town the pest week.
Goderich BranchMr. and Mrs. R. S. Craigia, of Detroit.
Mr. and Mt. W.C. Fish. of Rochester,
mending. N. Y., have bele endhag a week in
Soma.
Saturday after a holiday visit in t
*algae
The Pavilion
NOW OPEN
(near HLTELSuNSET. Goderich)
DANCING
EVERY ? IGHT
8.30 to
1
Lutz Society Orchestra
Iona
The Fins that Advertise
are the firma that
want your trade.
Do your business
with those who
think enough of
it to ask for it.
THE SIGNAL
PRLNTING CO., LIMITED, Ptti"atssss.
UNVEILING OF MEMORIAL
WINDOWS AT WESTFIELD.
In memory of
William
Per. Buchanan --
Hill 70, June 8, 1917,
Clarke Ivan Wightman-
Paesebenisek, October 28, 1917,
Russell F`rseeks Woods-
Cambral, October 1, 1918.
Sunday, July 4, was a great day at
the Weeatfield Methexllst 'hur'h, for it
was the stay of the towelling of the
(.1 windows erctel by the row
natality to the memory of William
Buchanan, Ivan I1•lghtma11 and Russell
W(xal,t,
Tile windows are wagultleent spe"t-
weua of art, the three constituting one
memorial. The left window represents
the Horn 1'hrlat victorious over death,
awl the text W '1 am tlw rtwurrctlun
and the life." The window ou the• right
depicts the angel of fire Rwturrection.
the type of those who have suffe're'd
and overcome. The inscription is most
fitting : 'Thew' are they that Imre
come out of great tribulation." in the
(entre, set as 1t were In Mho glorions
l hrlstian explanation of the mystery
f suffering, death and liuwortallty, is
splendid picture In gloss of a Can-
al n soldier standing amid the poppies
of • Flanders battlefield, supporting
the flag of Canada. The head 1s hared.
the fdptur,•s of the Kate are full of
chartMtr exprwaslre of file worts of
the inia'Ptptlnn, '•i have fought a good
tight." In the panel lwuemth are the
names of ,thee fallen with dates and
Sues* who they fell.
The serrh•i\ole'ned with -!Fall In,"
wfurolel by Mr. Freak Munch, upon
which twenty de more returned 144 11 -
took rears at the
leen r esrrvel for
Iwo (soundel the
Is the «latish for
awl for thaws'
he large hugs
WAS a leftist.
Ire tate,, of
Ugh. calls
le who
In the
ewlug
rer-
dhers entered an
front which had
them. lir. Match
"last lost," which w.
the (ltugregatiuu to ri
appointed to draw asidee
covering the windows. 1
moment as the last linger
that moat Inns/WA of all
diel awisy, and the le')
thl-01)04 every available sow_
church stolid au instant lunger 1
the noble mark of art and then
ently took`tWulr wwtr.
hey. A. R. Junes, rd Blenheim, fo
erly a pastor of the (-laurel', awl pe
*malty acluelutel with the dead
heroees, delivered the addrea, lie war
eminently Atter for his amass—tont task.
Rev. It. J. M('eormick, of Blyth, and
Har. Win. Vineland. of Auburn, as-
slsAed In live sen -foe, of whkb i'
pastor. Rev. A. 1.. Milken, was In
general chargee.
The Hrotherhoxel Choir of over
twent
y vole", under the ltadernhlp of
Mr. Maitland Henry- furnished the
tnud(al program: and probably their
work was the ou(atandllig feature of
the service apart from the unveilingItapIf. The quartette (*Rectally wax
very appmpriate mind was rendered in
most effective .tyle.
Thedreoratlona revealed real artistic
deafen ■ud great remora recto' near; In ex•
petition. There w'em('I to be nothing
lacking to make the ,xsasann what It
wale intended to be -a fitting tribute to
the supreme sacrifice of three of our
finest young men.
Spray now to prevent blight on your
potatoes. Spraying is a prey
Add ■ little parks green or arsenate
of lead for the bnga and make the one/
spraying do for two purpooes. Ask uA
about It -We will gladly give you t e
Information. E. R. Wtgke, dru
Onderleh. Remember w -e will o I7
Beyer's h'nglfah Paris Green nd
(1raasFttl Arsenate of Lead.
Machine Repair Work ---
We are prepared to do machine repair work of all kin
promptly and at reasonable prices.
We have insta:led an ACETYLENE WELDING OUTFIT,
and farmers and others having broken castings can bring them
to us and have them made as good as new by this process.
WORKS AT 0ODERICH HARBOR
• DOTY ENGINEERINfi COMPANY
WANTED
Cherries and Raspberries
in any quantities de-
livered at the factory.
The Huron Canning Evap. Co.
GODEKI('H SIMMER SCHOOL
The (lullerlcb Summer St'laoul, under
' the auspleta of the I'reeabyterbtu Sytxxl
of Hamilton are! Landon, is In aeaslou
at Kama church this week and will con-
clude with interesting servb-en on Sun-
day. Bev. D. H. 1)ruwwuud, 11.1)., of
51. Paul's churvh, Hamilton, will oc-
cupy the pulpit 1u the morning awl
Rev. l'rof. A. A. Scutt, of !adore,
1wlla, in the evening.
The following have registered :
William McKenzie, Paisley.
Mabel E. Hacking, Mary McIntosh.
Motherwell.
Margaret E. Habkirk, Mary I. Hog.
Barth. Hertel!.
Miss Edith Mogridge, Auburn.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Aitken, Miss Flora
McDonald, Miss M. Kirkpatrick, Park-
hill.
Diss Pearl Caldwell, Dungannon.
Mins Nellie McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs,
John T. prion, Toronto.
Freida Wiley, Watford.
Iso Winnie Brown, Mia Edna NIcln-
roy7Kerwood.
Mus Alice M. Trott, Miss Edith
N,
Beattie, Mt. Brydges.
Miss Ethel McDonald, Woodham.
Miss Margaret Moodie, Exeter.
Miss Harriet McGeary, St. Thomas.
Miss Nellie Doig, Mildmay.
Barbara C. Inglis, Clifford.
Dr. D. R. Drummond, Mrs. and Mi
Drummond, Miss Stowell, Hamilton,
David H. Carr, St. Thomas.
Jean J. Easton, Brantford.
Miss Beatrice Thompson. W. M. S
representative,
Rev. C. A. Meyers, M. A., Toronto.
Rev. Prof. A. A. Scott, Indote, India.
Rev. W. A. McTaggart, Toronto.
Miss A. Nairn, Miss Wiggins, Knox
church Sabbath school.
Mrs. McDonald, W.M.S. Knox church.
Miss Inglis, Arthur Circle.
Mrs. Jas. Mitchell, Colborne township.
Rev. -W. H. Burgess, Miss Stalker, Miss
Cain, Walkerton.
Mesa. Tape, Goderich.
Edward Surridge, Tiverton.
Rev. James McCrea, Turnerville.
Jean Allison. Myra Morgan, Henrik'
Rev. G. Telford, Blyth,
Miss
Miss Ht:ofdon, orton, LeeburnUodericb,,
Miss Dunbar, Kamaack, Seek,
W. N. Meikle, 0odaicke ,
Fl
Rev. Colin Metal": D. D.. Thames
Road.
Alexander Young, Carlow,
R. S. Aloin, Goderich.
Mrs. Easton, Brantford.
Mrs. H. 1. Strang, Goderich.
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CHURCH NGTES,
Services at Victoria street Methodist
church next Sunday as follows : Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Public service, 11 a. in..
Rev, Prof. A. A. Scott, lately returned
nn India, wi each. Evening service,
7 at m., s "Respectable Sins of
R to ple'" •
Orange Order will worshipat the
Bapt1 C�httssfyccb nett Sunday Morning at
11 o'cinck. / The evening theme will be:
"The Rich an Who Had Neither Health
nor Money.," Bible school at 9.56 a. m..
young e's meeting at 8 p. m., and.
on Wed y at 8 p. m., prayer and
praise.
The sep1vices in Knox church next Sun-
day will/be yea, ally attractive both to
thedele4ates b1 the Summer School and to
the general public. The special preachers
fort day Will be as follows: 11 a. m.,
Rev. R. Drummond, D.D., of St. Paul's
chs Hamilton:7 p.m., Rev. Prof. A.A.
B. D., of Inlore College, India.
ay school at 3 o'clock
he classes and Men's Club of North
eet Methodist church will meet next
y at 10 a. m. The Club will discus/
Id our church be more widely ad-
tised, and how ?^ Mr. W. S. Bowden
11 open the discussion. In the evening
The pastor will preach on Christian
Science, this being the third in a series of
sermons on 'Some Modern Substitutes
for Evangelical Christianity." A cordis'
welcome to all these services.
AN EXPLANATION.
Owing to the dlliteulty of keeping;
up a full staff, The Signal has been
later than usual the last few weeks
and minty things have rrereosarlly been
negkeeed. We are hoping to get tY
staff up to normal numbers shortly.
and in the meantime would ask tis
kind indulgence both of suberrlbere
and of patrons of the Job &rentii n
departtess.
.0117 Dairy lee cream bricks always
on band at 11. T. Edwards'.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT.
The Lutz Society Orchestra will give
the following program at the Pavilion oa
Sunday afternoon next, between 4 30 and
5 30 o'clock, and again in the evening.
from 8 to 8 o'clock. The public is invited:
March -The Starry Jack.
Selected -At Sunset.
Violin Solo -The Perfect Melody.
Valle -Juno Valle.
Overt ure -Lustspiel.
Piano Solo -Humoresque.
Selected -Bowl of Pansies.
March -Vigor of Youth.
God Save the King.
That delicious made-in-Goderich ice
cream of Blackstone's makes new friends
every day.
To menders of the "Make It Da
Club."- if your have resolved to wake
your old clothes tin, thea you'll be
Iutere'tel In our stark of Iyer. Wt
have Diamond, 1)yol,, Sunset anti Bit.
The tow of one of these popular dyes
will eitahle you to keep your garment/
fresh and new and will prolong their
ieauty aro! nnefuhre,,s. Cottons.
woollens, silks, feathers, linens, can be
sn„esafully dyed. Ask to (tee our color
cards If you are not more .f .the color
desired. E. R. Wigle, druggist, Godes,
rich.
Blackstone's is the place to get that
gift box of chocolate&
The dansant at the new Pavilion on
Wednesday. July 21st, under the auspices
of General Brough Chapter, I. 0. D. E.,
promises to be an enjoyable event Thep
will be cards, tea and dancing. Admielloa
SOc.
For the Boys and GMs.
Hen•',, a charter for the boys an!
girls of lath town and (saintly to w1n
good prizes at the t:,slerich Imhlstrlal
Exhibition. (lirls aged 11 to 1'.--srrak-
Ing a smock. larks ag"d 41 1n 13—
dressing a (lol1. !Soya all air.'. up to
14-hulldl.g hind horses. Tin' work
wast be done by the children them -
:wive!. J'rizeer donated by the Golfo -
Biel ,W'omeu'a institute.
Your favorite ice cream sal, is here.
None but the purest flavors used. H. T.
Edwards.
Registrar Coats' rose garden res c,ne oI
the chief centres of attraction in the town
these days. The roses have beer: bloom-
ing very luxuriantly this seasca.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Page
Keg* Lost -Return to This Office 1
Fowl for Sale -R. McDonald, Daalop 1
Rupture Relic/ -J. Y. Egan a
Cherries and Raspberries Wanted -Huron Caee-
nine & Evap. Co ..... r
Salt, etc. -Colborne Farmers' Club
Hot ?-A. E. Colborne.. 5
Tender, Wanted -North Street Methodist
Church ....
Machine Repot" Work -Doty EltalafgN ........
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Diamond Lest -Dr. Junior Lee.....,.,
Teacher wanted- C. Bogieg
D. ...
TO
THE WORKERS OF CANADA
AS a natural consequence of
the peat war, there is a
certain amount of unrest in
this and cher countries. but
• \ in CANADA contrition: are
fundamenulfy wend.
The wit Canadian
worker will nes linen
to those who would
disturb the economic
syseem which is at the
bash of our general
if condition are fair_
keep wonting stead*
and store tip some of
the fruits of your labor
by saving systematic-
ally and depositing
regularly in a savings
account
BANK OF MONTREAL
Ew.hksh.d over 100 years
iesn los it J iigsw ewwas in C.wsAa Sao , pgp,wa le s al llt.adigs
TOTAL ASSETS in 'mess of $500000,000
HEAD OFFICE -MONTREAL,
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