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The Signal, 1920-12-23, Page 4• -•'•,Deer--s-eve -".„O", - r k 6—Thursda7, j /ember 23. 1V20. We Thank You fcr your liberal patronage during the Christmas season and wish to extend to all our custpmers our hearty appreci ation of their trade. Wishing all the people lberg Meng Cbritma8 Walter C. Pridham Phone 57 OODERICti DUNGANNON. MR. N. F. N HVARD la the agent for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon. Orders left with hitt for subscrip- tions, advertlaemeuta or job print- ing will receive prompt attention. Telephone 1(luderich Rural) r39. I was present and everybody reported a apleudtd time. The Club is armor Thursday, Dec. 23. i iug for a New Tears dance to be held Wedding belts are ringing. I iu the Auburn town hall Friday. Dec - Harry Anderson las sold his pro- perty at the river to Wm. Begley. The school ,Ptosed yesterday for the Christ was vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson and fatuity are visiting at the parental home here. Mr. Thompson hits pur- chased a blacksiaithing business at Loudon and will tyke charge of it af- ter Christmas. \� 1Vedne•day Dec. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Broolps of Pieton, were Miss Blanche Shaw, of New Turk, herr it couple of dad last week visit -is home for the holhlays. lug their sou. Mr. K. ". Brooks, man- Mr. Hume Clutton of the O.A.C.. ager ut the Sterling k here. Guelph, is visiting under the parental Geo. Caldwell and G (:len re- t turned from the Wrap on esday. roo•Miss Edith Horton is visiting rela- There will be no service t the Pres- bites at Stratford. bytrriao church until Jan q 23rd, Mies Kempton. of S.S. Xo. 5, has Rev. Dr. Campbell being awa on his left for her home In Ash6rld. holidays. Harold Bogie, of the steamer River- Gro. Pollak has sold is farm the tots• is home. _ud conee*$ton of West Wawa to Thr Ladies' Aid Society of I+ee burn Duncan r Ma Gro. R a n hes r' Is holding a "sailors' tea" in the base - chased Mr. Mc\er s farm a the bo - dary. / The reguhtr meeting of .' Wo- men's institute will he held t the home of Mre. McNabb on Thp K, December 39th. The topic. •fAmkeee-. menta for Winter Evenings.",/ will he taken by Miss Ella Stothere. Among /hasp home for Christmas we notice Misses Pearl 'McKenzie, Ethel lase and Jean Stell rs and Mr. Geo, ('ase, from Toront , and Miss Daisy Ryan. from Port [edit. Bazaar and Convert. The bazaar held Tuesday aRrrnunn/ain the Orange,I emie'r lull/, and claimed his beloved Hall, under the auspi of St. Paul's wife while vehe was engagwl in peeper- I church. •was well pat/ionized. in the ing dinner fer her family. She was evening a t•oneeert and foetal time was stricken with acute paralyses and held by tlw children of the Sunday paused to the gi`wt\leryon•1 as medical +' credit to them- `r r cum - selves in the reqdiplon of their ex- munity and the di1tn are all touch - Always -Vele one ; excises. At the vhneluslon of the pro- tel when stwh as stt4 cxlhrl lame. et"' tea was Servet. -Mr. 1. B. lira. Clark's "maiden \ a' a was Sara - GODERIO$ ONT. 1 it nock parliament and appointed of - Beers, and intend to meet every two weeks lu the Foresters' hail. School closes today. Tbe Children Neill have time to look up Santa Claus. I Social Doings.—The Auburn Soviet i Club held their second dance of the season in the town hall 'sot Friday evenlug, and although the weather was a little unpliwsaut a fairly large crowd ember 31st (New Tear's Eve). There will be no invitations sent out. Every- one very one is cordially invited to attend. The Y.P.S. will meet at 7 30, December 26th, in the Baptist church. The meeting will I e in charge of Jame, Jac,.son's committee. went of the church on Tuesthty even- ing. to welcome our ieaiters back again. Mr. James Chisholm was down at nto attending the P.F.O. convett- Death of Mrs. Ger : trittlt.—An- o er evidence of the uuc._tainty of life was experienced in the Carlow eo unity when the Silent Mesewnger very unexpectedly entered the home of Mr. Geo. F. ('lark, on Friday, Dec - The Gift that's I school. The pupil. did red all rachet her. \Th home. th to menor women who travel often or only occasionally a Leather Handbag or Suit lase. But whether you buy it for a gift or for personal use, • be sure and get a goat one—one that i Sunday fel will last under the roughest condi-1 was well tione With the high price of genuine were in leathers and skilled labor, we warn Rave a interesting program: in- she was a valued attendant at yon to deal with a rehab e leather ,.lading a inns, dialogues. ehornses, ,ion Insane Asylum and recce goods store. where they know leather .kills, the last appeared Santa special teev+gnitlon from the medic& from imitations by expett+enue* Thts ,Taus g* each pupil a share Of hoard for her splendid service. 'In is one • candy/ and other -gond things. The August. 1900. she went t.. Colorado H. J. FISHER Hamilton St. pas3t , Rev A.•, Walden. occupied Spring+ to visit her sister. Mrs. D. M. r GODERICH the, ('hair, — Walden. and remained there until brna ry. 1001, when she war married - At-nt'li;N. to her now bereft husband. returning I Touug oeeupi ('hristmani of unfavorabl entertainmetuf held by the Methodist 01 on Wednesday night /tended. The little folks trim for the event and the chair. Victoria Hawkins, a eau iter of the gent.—in spite late Wm. Hawkins and a` native of , weather, the Christmas Colborne township. She w s rn near Sheppardtun on April site. . She was a consistent member of for some rears was organist of grist church. Port Albert. For font ptlttars Phone 56 " Th e Scotch Store STORE HOURS t 8 A. M. TO b P. M. r SATURDAYS 10 D.M1LLAI2 &SON ff P.M. The Season's Greetings from D:Millar & Son and Staff to the Friends and Patrons of The Scotch Store We wish One and All Merry Christmas an ' 2 "Nappy new year. Phone 56 D. Millar & Son The toinpliments of the Season Wedne'etey. Der. 22. i to live en the Clark lomestead. Two?! lir. James -Bell. of Wlunipeg, a for- I moss. Willie, aged 15. and Fordyce, i titer resi.l.'nt. le visiting Auburn aftertaged 12. were bore to the union. In an absence of forty-two 'years. He 1909 Ow family' moved t.. their prise - sees a' great Improvement i� the vile eft home on the Rib Baan.•e�astsiren e IaR„ tit Carlow. During the terrible Enr• 3fic-W-ta:-inliT nt!Itet hats ..peon war Mre. Clark endeared her - Arrived home to --depend the inter self to the Colborne R,d Cross work - with his mother. ears. being a masterhand ut cutting and A number frone the village atteelded /nuking garments for the soldiers. the eeneert in No. (1 school house on ]being of a bright 'anal lorat,le diapost- Mondor night. All report a veld time\ tion. she made many friends in both The young 01 pie have organised\t'trlow- and Auburn communities. The oral was held on T)utrsday. D.r- her 18th. to Colborne cemetery 'and largely attended. the Pa _ Mr. Wm: Gray. Port Albert; Mr. me. and- Mos++rs. Hurry Sturdy and Ezekiel Phillipe, tidetrn. Thr deed trihntes were very 1 1.0a Wind. Including a wreath from' husband at ltd M (' oafrs. from S ppau;rdton : n 1:e• Shepperl. from St. Mark's' tdi oir. Auburn : a -heat root the Wirnien'a lli/sslottary .ttixllie , . Smith's Ilille•aod a love token fro Miss 1rrTPt Clark, Lee - Imre. The funeral se were con- ihn•ted ler ev. Walter awkins. of 1:Irth (euneirt e.f dee•aeed)e and Rev.! R. J. Rose, of`\Atthnrn. Sondes the } hnsinnd and sobs, Mrs. Clark leaves t- fonr' brothers end one stater to mourn."-- :ler ourn..'.ler demi.e,,v4 CUns: Itastkins, Wind - .or: William Hawkins*. feheppa ton: )'rank Hawkins. Seagrave (who was I present at tine funeral t : Dr. Albert Christllaw. Treherne. Manitoba, nue NIra. D. M. 'Wallen. !coloreds Springs. The morrow/let friends have the heart- felt . sympathy of a large community of friends. -Weep iud for her. for she hath erose - el the river: We almost saw Him meet her on the shore. And lead her through the golden gates where never Sorrow or death can'emttlt:any more. Weep not for her. that she' 'bath reai•he4 before us Thefsafr• warni shelter Of her long - loved home: Weep not for her, .she may be bending - o'er tie In gnlet wonder when we, ton, shall come. \\Talker's Two Stores watt +nein WI . ` thank' our friends and (-us- ton1c:rN \\•lio =hate made our Al- ; a-tion--,lk, g.-cwt-a--.succcssr_.--and :I ure-.the'peopie tot Goderich and ViC1- N. n1t,• that the -can still find great values hem= Furniture at our other line of Mere an(lise. Call early and often and let us show you wh, t we can do for you. �`'ishii�a\ e rybody :Itletto 4 !tri g:•t»ti Free Examination Public School Scholars are entitled to hare their eyes pm- amined' at -iny :ace.: _T11,R School Board and teachers are cooperating in this good work. Every put should see that their children get the benefit of this. There is no olxliga- tion attached and w e prgtliise out best services. -- - A. L. COLE Eyesight Specialist Optometrist West Strte', GODERICH 1 suns,• a heart, from Mr. as. Hawking, Windsor; \Mrs. Ed. Christllaw, crus+ from Aunt and io.lerich ; a crescent Launching the Empress of Canada Wesley Walker The Square, GODERICH Presbytery of Huron. The Presbytery of Huron held Ste December meeting at Clinton on Tues- day, December 14th. The following were present: Mr. McConnell, moder- ator; Dr. Fletcher, Mesers. McLean, Hogg, McIntosh, Corriere, Foote, Tel- ford. Avery. Ross And Hamilton, min- tstetx, and Messrs (l•mmell, Mit- chell. Ferris, Lindsey. Moir. elders. The matters remitted to Presbyteries by the General Assembly were eon - *Mimed and the Appointment of a chief executive °Meer and the appointment torf h h f atermofyears o care o l flclals were disapproved ref. The con- sideration of the report on settlement of minietera was postponed. Dr. Rob- ert Johnston was nominated for the chair of homlletlee in Knox CedIege., Toronto. Arrangements for the in- duetlon of Rev. R. A. Lundy into the Merge of K1t+pen, Kilts Green and Blake were made and the Indeetion will take place shortly after the be- ginning of the New Seer. Mr. Me - Lean was Appointed ennvener of the committee on Sabbath sehoole to place of Dr. Aitken. The next replier meet- ing will be held at ileneell on February 22nd, 1921, At 10 o'clock a.m. <- ltt'i, tatitri (rirectinp to 111 Miss M.R. MacVicar Kingston street, Gaterich Thitt is What Hurts. St. Mney's Jotirnal-Argus: ThP in- voice for white paper arriving at the to lute°. The sane anuntnt of impel.' when the war !vegan cost $160. A year's suhw•ripthim then east *1. it now costs but $2. No other line of husi- ncse nn the fare of the earth hes been .o hard hit lay the war as the news- t,mrnsl-Argus office this week amounts paler business. Alt men are horn free and equal. tint many of them many when they grow tip. —Columbia Record. IT'S UNWISE to pat of to -day's duty until to- morrow. 11 year stomach is adidlatnrbed take t-ma1DS the aim aid be digestion eamfort fogey. A pleasant relief fres the discomfort of adddysee pola- ' IMAiM IT SCOTT & nostiM ' IMULInui d eccerrs annum* 'Toe Empress of Cani:da, a ,cin screw geared tin'')ine ct ba.'aiag pa.;::case_ Lac:, built to the order of the P: ^i 'c O_can Eervices, Limited, for their trans-Pacifle service, was recently launched at tl:o yard; of the Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Limited, Govan, Scottan'i. , The chriatuliug ,hy, which was performed by Mrs- G. M. Bosworth. the wife of the chairman of the Uatia,tian t'aeific Ocean Services, l,tntited, went through without a hitch. The ship is 65:3 ft. long, 77 ft. 9 ins. mtde and has a d -p:`1 tits b1 -i4 de_!: of 53 ft. 6 ins. IIer gro73 tonnage is :shout 22,900 tons. and she is m-rrnged to carry about 490 first class, 106 second class, 238 third cl:!Qs par..eygerit, and 647 of a crew. Of the cargo spaces, a latge portion has been fitted for the carriage of silk. The ocean speed is about 21 knots. The vessel is built to the h!ghest crass of Lloyd's Oldster. to full Hoard of ir'ade requifA- lmenta and sub-diviie3 in full ac:are.:-ice with th^ requirements of the KulkheaA convention. A complete system of telephones with a central exchange is fitted 'tet the special and private suites and various officas, etc. • The dining Ra1uon is on the upper dceh a;td will accornr ',roto 325 por'ors, a large reeep- ti- n room is 'situated forward or the dining aalonn with passenger elevator at tt'e fore end. on thin deck also is a swimming p tel 30 ft. long by 1R ft. wide, and a gyrmumium. Throughout the vessel special attention is everywhere given to the fact that the Em- p-ess of Canada is to serve in a semi -tropical (climate; p;rhlic rooms are therefore large and airy and the ventilation amply arranged. 'i'he mnie;Ml voy'ge of the Empreas of Canada wall baa tote of tits world, starting from Llvcrp:iol.:tla1':b 15. 1921.