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the first thing you think of is a
KODAK
V'hile it is all very simple the Kodak way, the experts
in our photos department -..re more meati ready
to give you the benefit of their experience and to help
make good picture -making all the easier.
Kodake from $l 1.21 up -they are all autographic -an
invaluable feature for pictures of the youngsters where
the date and title are often half the interest.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
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THE PENSLAR STORE'' .
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(l.ssl Framed Pktares are
w laluw s to thought. and be -
pomp your most Latlmate
friends. and exert •A oncost -
airfoils influence upon you.
Our nt... k jtv very carefully
selecta1 and second to none. It
coots no I,. , itUnl Art Studies,
and all styles of i.ieh,r, produc-
tion which will appal to pc•r.
mens of genal t.lste.
uCi• cordially invite you all
to conic in and 4es• them.
FOR LANDS' SAKE
use fertllirer for Fall Wheat and
tower the high nun of living by
plater production.
DON'T FORGET
Next Sunday, Sept. 5th
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
11.00 A.M. SUBJECT
"A More Serious
Letter"
7.00 P M. SUBJECT
"Surprised and
Overcome"
8 P.M. B.l.P.U. MEETING
A WELCOME FOR ALL
ALL SEATS FREE
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LOCAL TOPICS.
81111 (wing Strang.
The l'avlllon continues to 11e the
popular amusement resort, nut only
fur the young people of (:uderich, but
for • large district surrounding. The
management announces that it will re -
Blain open throughout September at
least and probably later.
('..11.S. Meeting.
The Children's Aid N.s•iety will re -
some Its meetings this month. The
Septemtwr meeting will b• held next
Tuesday. September 7th. at 4.15 p.m..
in the p life magistrate's nam at the
coati house. All friends of the soc-
iety are requested to be present.
With the Scheel Teachers.
Miss Clementine 11'illiams heft this
week for Carlisle. ualr Hamilton.
where she will teach this term.
Miss T•bitla Kempton. of Ashfield.
has been engaged to teed' in S. S.' No -
5. Colborne.
Miss Jessie1.inkluter. of town, Jiffs
(summed .tu•trach in tlw Clin-
ton Collegiate Institute.ness
A Sweful Muskiest.Among the siwis-ssfut eandidatea
from Goderich In the examinations held
In June in (oonei•tiob with the Toronto
Conservatory of Music waw Miss Ella 1.
Itobertsn n, who was successful In
intermediate form. Miss Itobertwm
has now .completed her graduation
e•nurse and bolds her licentiate dip-
loma. •
Standard Reilaeee Affairs.
G,. T. Clarkson. liquidator of theCorpor-
ation.Standard Iteliunce Mortgage Corpor-
ation. is credited by a Toronto news-
paper with saving that he had not
changed the opinion he formal some
time ago that. unless some severe de-
pression occurs. creditors of (tie in-
stitution stand a reasonable• chance
orf recovering th'klruAs far asclaims in entire -
If you ran rules the 1►ame
amount of 'rope on one acre
as two Sere/ usually produce.
by tertflizing a little more
'heavily. It trill certainly pay,
cost the ust of the extra feet-
, llizvr will. ordinarily. be more
than.cuunterbialatr.ed by the
waving in cost Of preparing the
gsr.urwl. seeding. cultivating
rnci harvesting the crop on
the extra acre. The acre
saved can be old for pasture
or for sow,:.i'i11ex crop. and is
neo much clear profit.
-farm and Fireside.
Place your orders now for Fall
Wheat fertilizer.
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Model Theatre Program
FOR
�Iil ,�.ptotribsr 6 to 1L
MONDAY and TUESD %li
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
WALLACE REID
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"The Love Burglar''
Also
NEW TWO -REEL H.4ROI.D LIMOCOMEDY.
This is one of his newest, not an old
picture reissued.
WEDNESD.11 and THURSDAY
A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAP'I'
DOROTHY OISH
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"Peppy Polly
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
"THE PAWN SHOP'
ROBERT WILSON
HAMILTON STREET
GODERICH
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Sire Farb Cents t. January 1, 1921
FRIDAY' and SATURDAY
A BEI.ZNICK PICTURE
ELSIE JANIS
"'The Imp"
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FATTY ARBUOKLR In
-FA1TY AT THE REACH."
The Trouble Man
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on whom you may call
in your troubles -the Plumber.
We know our business and
are here to serve you.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLU1MMER "
Hamilton Orme Ghana ISA
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. THE SIGNAL - . °ODIHIOH, OXT.
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DODERIICHEXHIBITION NEXT'
WEEK.
Directors Annuuneo the Biggest Pro-
gram E'er Presented.
Provided the weather man is kind,
the Goderich Industrial Exhibition on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of,
next week promises to be even a more'
popular event than in previous years.
1 his week arrangements were made
whereby the great Brown & Dyer Stows
will be here as a Midway attraction. This
is a mammoth affair which usually is seen
only in the cities, and presents a great
variety of unique features, of which the
special advertisement on page 5 of this
issue gives some particulars.
An outstanding feature of the Exhibition
will be the visit on Thursday of Hon.
Manning Doherty, Minr�ster of Agriculture
in the Ontario Governfhent, who will give
an address at 2.30 o'clock and will form-
ally open the Exhibition. Mr. Doherty
is one of the big figures in Provincial
affairs and will no doubt be heard with
great interest by the people of both town
and country. The three members of the
Legislature 'for the Huron ridings have
also been invited to be present.
The four speed events -two on Thurs-
day and two on Friday -are engaging the
attention of the horsemen and keen con-
tests on the splendid half -mile track are
lobe looked for.
Performances will be given before the
grandstand each afternoon and evening.
Townspeople will find the fust evening -
Wednesday -a good time to see the ex-
hibits and attractions before the big crowd
arrives.
Prize lists may be had on application to
the secretary, Dr. W. F. Clark, and will
be found to include additional features
and special pnzeswhich will be of interest
to exhibitors. The secretary will open an
office at the town hall on Friday evening
of this week for the convenience of exhib-
itors. This will be open day and evening
up to Tuesday evening next, after which
the secretary's office will be at the fair
grounds as usual.
Vi-itora to the Exhibition will find ex-
cellent provision for the serving of meals,
and ample accommodation for the parking
of cars. Everybody within reach of Gode-
rich should make it a point to take a
holiday next week and visit the Exhibi-
ion, and a good plan for those who can
Ir or al t
shareholders of the compsay are con-
cerned. lie sold. the chants./ -a--twit
recovering anything of their invest.'
meat were remote.
Off tte Europe.
Miss Williams. St. Vi'ncent street,
leaves today on a visit to England
and other I.:nropean eountries. She
sails fr (pietas. on the SC S. Empress
of Crawl. on the Nth inst.. accomp-
anied by her brother, Mr. 0. M. Wil-
liams. and Mrs. Williams, of Dayton,
Ohio. They will attend the Gordon-
-Bennett ON the 2sth 4tist., at
Paris, where Mr. Williams will repre-
sent the Ilayton-Wright Airplane Co.,
who have built fAileeini plane, the H-
D, rly in that vontest for the world'a
speed record. The 11-11 in her test
trials art Dayton, before shiptneut. dev-
eloped a speed of 175 mile!. /in hour.
Shure in 1Large Estate.
Letters of administration were tak-
en mit in tin• local Surrogate Court
office fast vreek in connection with the
estate of the late John Sehouller Mae -
Ewan. of Minneapolis, Minn.. who dled
May 15th last, leaving a fortune of
over $450,000. This Is bequeathed
In equal portiona to nine nephews
and nieces of the disvased, six of
whom lire in Goderich (nous and
danghtera of Mrs. P. MacEwan) and
three in the township of HIbbert.
It will be • matter of satisfaction to
ail who are aequainted with the leg-
atees to know that this large estate
has eome into tomb nond hands, and
Fiat.. ball Notes.
Baseball fans are interested in the
return visit of the Simcoes of Toronto'
who will play at Agricultural Park on
Saturday afternoon. The Simcoes, who
are me of the leading amateur teams
sof Toronto. played in Goderich on August
2nd, breaking even with the local nine.
Saturday's game is expected to show con-
clusively which is the better team. At
any rate. it should be a great game of
ball. Goderich will have s strong line-
up and will try to hold its own with the
creek city team.
On Labor Day Goderich will divide its
forces and will take part in two beseball
tanniansents, one at Wafters and one at
Zurich. At the northern town the com-
peting teame will he Winghsm, Walker-
ton, Listewel and Godericli. At Zurich
Genies, Crediton. Zurich and Godeeicts
irlithite part.
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make it convenient to do so will be to
come on Thursday and remain until
the close on Friday. 1t will take all the
time to see everything.
General admission fees ' Afternoon -
adults 50c. children under twelve years
1Oc. Evening -adults 25c. children under
twelve years 10c. Grandstand -afternoon,
adu'ts 25c. children 15c; evening. adults
15c. childrenl0c. Rigs and autos 25c.
Water and Light C.emissl.a.
At the meeting of the water and
light commission on Thursday even-
ing the engineer rektorted that dam-
age 1.. the extent or 812 was dour to
Ilir light system on the Bayfield
n.ud by an auto belonging to Rola.
Williams. of Zurich. An account for
this amosnt. with a request for im-
mediate settlement, hat. been sent to
Mr. WIIHams. A a.nhw•r of apptiea-
tiuna for electric light services were
Tito re.duy. 14,0 Jai bar 2u41 19?A (1
The L. R. steel Co., Limited
Sc to $I.00 Store
Goderich Industrial Exhibition
SEPTEMBER 8, 9 and 10, 1920-
Visitors to Goderich on Fair days are invited to call
and see this store, which is in itself an interesting
Exhibit of modern methods of merchan 'zing.
There .will he -found here many excellent alues in
the numerous lines included in our - lar a and
varied stock.
A visit to Goderich will not be complete tui; out
an inspection of this store.
YOU ARE INVITED
L. R. STEEL COMPANY, LIMI
5c to $1.00 STORE
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO
p,s.s-e.I. 11 nag d•ided to offer a
reward of A141 for information that
would lead to the coovi. 111)11of any
111.1^.4011nt for breaking electric light
globes dr any other part of the .sys-
tem.. A request from the fall fair
board for electric light 444441 water
service's for the 1•:Shi1itioti on Sept
ember V, 11 null 111 nuad
s granted n
til• engims•r weds iu-cru-ll
. t.sl to inhe
sa Inn.
The wages of the power1Hul.e stiffhwec bs•u Iheflos
11 as ,dw: 11. MVaila,
W. hazier, H. Marshall. each 84 a
day: 1). Wilson, $3.7S a day ; Ed.
Nelson, $31.:d) a week ; .1 1t. Kelly,
engineer. g$33.75 a week. The salary
of Mr. 1.. 1« Kllox as ss•re
etary of
,i
the ,o.lmbwlIna .been !nrrewwd
ru 4:125 per annum.
Dori t forget to boost for they Industrial Exhil itlon at Uoderleh
on September 8. 9. and 10. (Mme aad bring your family sad friend,
and open in .consult onsuCOLE A. I. LE for any Myr Trouble.
Optometrist A. L. COLE M:, might Specialist
• : West Street- r
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e Famous Brown & Dyer Shows
will be the Big Amusement Feature at tfie
Great toderich Exhibition
SEPTEMBER Bi -9 and- ID -
20 HIGH-CLASS CLEAN, CLASSY UP-TO-DATE SHOWS
FOUR BIG RIDING PEVICES, including the Popular Feature Ria,
"THE WHIP," Also the GIANT SEAPLANE SWING, the
first time on any Fair Ground. The $10,000 MERRY-
GO-ROUND and the BIG ELI FERRIS WHEEL
20 CARLOADS,OF JOY TWO BAICS
DAKOTA MAX WILD ',FEST
The Largest Show of this kind/in the World
A clean, thoroughly modern amusement enterprise, offering
the most select list of attractions ever assembled
DONT FORGET \THE DATES
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