HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-1-20, Page 3'IT'S WONDERFUL"
RAYS LONDON MAN.
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
HOCKEY
When you go into a game of hockey you must have
a feeling of security in your skates, your boots, etc.' The
McPherson Hockey Boot has stood the test and proven sat-
isfactory under all conditions. We are agents for the Mc-
Pherson Lightning Hitch Hockey Boot.
We also carry all sizes in Skating Boots.
SNOWSHOEING
Get ready for the game. We have in stock all sizes
in buckskin Moccasins and oil -tan Sboepacka.
You can get no better shoe repairing done anywhere
than at
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
Next Telephone W HER N
Office • The Square
"THE PEOPLES_GARAGE" 1
Under New Management
Having taken over the business of "The People's
Garage,- MR. J. L DPMF_RLING announces
that he is ready for
All Kinds of Repair Work
Being a first-class mechanic, who has served his time
both as machinist and auto repairer, he
Guarantees All Work
Free Airfor all. Gasoline, guaranteed measure
Cars Stored for Winter at Reasonable Rates
J. L. DEME
Victoria Street, Opposite Victoria Park
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THE SIGNAL
GODEBICH, ONT.
'tlbe Prier of Newapien.
Why should newspapers be going up in
I price, 'when so many products are coming
I dow P The Packet has been asked on I
sev I occasions al late. There are two
rea a In the first place, papers did
; not/ advance during the war to anything
lift the degree most other things di I. ,
Publishers held on grimly, in the hope
• and exprclation that costs w uld come
IRao again as aeon as the war was over.
r this they were disappointed. News-
rint, wh ch b lore the war could be
bought by weekly papers for 1150 a ton,
{and a year ago could still be purchatel
r $95, is now sellir g at 9190 a ton.
There have also been several increases in
the (re ght which add materially to the
cwt. Since the war closed printers' wages
also have advanced 40 or 5(! per cent. In
the face of such increased cost of produc-
tion, which shows every indication of
continuing for some time to come, an
advance in subscription rates was inevit-
able if papers were to continue to exist.
Even after the recent reductions, the
price of wheat, pork, butter ard many
other natural products, as well as of many
manufactured articles, is still twiceas h gh
as it was seven years ago, w htrcas The
P rcket is only now double what .t was in
1914. Moreover. at four cents a copy, �
thele is nothing that represent. such goad
value as a nrwspaper.–Orrlfia Packet.
Thur•rlay. .Iru,nary 20, 1921. 3
Parsons States Every Sign of
Rheumatism Left Him After
Taking Tanlac.
"1 have only been taking Tanlac for
about a month, but it bas .Iready made a
wondet(ul change in mycond:tlon." said
Thomas Parsons, of 1035 Map'e street,
11.,"41on, Ont.
"About a year a o 1' got into a weak
sed rundown conditioo, and then began
to suffer from rhe tmatism. The muscle,
of my kgs, from the knees down, becatn'
OD :swollen and pain'ul I could hardly
stand up, and of er a hard day's
work my le_s hurt me like a thous
and needles ware pricking me There
were times when 1 was unable to wark at
all
"But Tanlac hos 'built me up til 1 feel
like a different man. Ev ry sign of my
rh:umttom has left me 1 enjoy restful
sleep at night an -1 feel more like working
than 1 lave for a Ion, time. Tanlac has
certainly done the wr•rk for me, and from
now on it's going to be my standby."
Tanlac k sold in Goderlch by Z. R.
Wigle and the leading druggist in
every town.
RAILWAY CATION
London's agitation for the electrifi-
cation of the London, Huron & Bruce
Railway is attracting considerable at-
tention. The (`rettlton correspondent
of The Exeter Advocate makes this 1
comment
"Considerable Interest is hying taken
In the reports appearing in the Lon-
don papers concerning the electrlf-
' cation of the 1.., H. & R. Railway. The I
Idea Is all right, but what we want Is
an electric road passing through here
either way, namely. from London to
Goderleb, or at. Marys to Sarnia.
Some years ago stakes were planted
along the proposed routes and prices
In rent estate were beginning to pick
up. when the scheme appeared to have
died a natural death."
At the inaugural meeting of the 1921
town council of Clinton 'Councillors i
Cooper and Johnson, as reported by
The News-Recvrrd. "made s mofhin to
the effect that the electrification of
the London, Huron and Renee line
would he a IPnod thing for till,. section.,
('onttctllor Cooper Raid Clinton war
geographically the centre of the county
and that It should la• a centre, indeed.
and that the elcctrifieatinn of this rind'
would help make it rn. Councillor Ned -
Iger did not agree hot said it world
benefit London mneh more than the
!mailer places. The motion carried,
however."
The fieaforth News puts another
slant on the matter, remarking:
"Stratford does not want *'h t*111.1
railways to London, but expects God-
ertch and Seaforth to hold up both
hands for such roads to Stratford.
Nothing doing.,•
May Permit Appeal in O.T.A. Decisions.
Toronto, Jari. 10.—Legis!ation providing
that defendants in 0 T. A. cases may
have the right of ap real to a county
judge is likely to be introduced at the
next session of the Legislature. The sub-
committee his prepared a draft report
which is now awaiting the endor'ati n of
the full committee appointed by the
Legislature last session to investigate the
administration of and possible amend-
ments to the 0. T. A. The committer
will recommend to the Legislature that
the sale of milt products shall not be
confined to standard hotels.
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens, Beautifies. •
undle
None - Such
im t
Here is a 'natural remedy that gives to every
family the comforting sense of being safeguarded
against pain and suffering. It brings relief front
httassing fears of accident or st.iden attack when
a doctor is miles away.
One of Nature's most wonderful gifts, it has the
power to banish snarly of the -common ailments of
man or beast. Used for treating your live stock
by either external or internal application—you will
find that many symptoms of so-called incurable
diseases quickly vanish from them.
For fifty years RUNDLES NONESUCH
LINIMENT has demonstrated its power to heal.
It never disappoints. One bottle equips your
household with a medicinal remedy for almost
every emergency—an insurance on the health
and vitality of animal and man.
If your dealer hasn't RUNDLE'S NONE SUCH
LINIMENT we will send a bottle prepaid to your
adds. for 31.10. Money back it not satuhed.
The Geo. H. Randle & Son Co., Ltd. ,ata
Windaorr Ont.
4
A few cents buys '?)nnderine." After
a few applications you r;tnnot find a
fallen hair or any dandruff, besides
every hair shows new life. vigor, bright -
nose, more adnr and abundance.
L.R. STEEL CO., Limited, Goderic
5 `BENTS TO $1.04
ID • JANUARY -SAS
Hosiery
FOR INFANTS, BOYS, GIRLS, MISSES, LADIES, YOUTHS
AND MEN.
We have a first-class selection of pure wool hose at Rock
• Bottom Prices.
Boys' Overstockings, all wool, at 79c
Girls' Stockings and Overstockings, at per pair 79c
Children's Extra Heavy Wool Stockings, special this week at 59c
Men's Pure Wool Working Bonita, at special 69c, 79c, and 89c
Men's Mittens, pure wool, at
98c
Towels
Turkish Towels, at 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 79c
SPECIAL
Glass Towelling 35c a yd.
Huck Towels, ?cure linen 49c, 69c, 79c
Big assortment of Bath Towels, at 19c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 98c
Infants' Wear
Infants' Pure Wool Bonnets, at $1 00
Infants' Pure Wool Bootees, at .. 49c a pair
Infants' Knit Underwear, at 59c
Infants' Flannette Jackets, at 79c
Children's Sleepers, at 81.00
Yard Goods
THESE GOODS ARE MADE OF THE FINEST MATERIAL.
ALL FAST COLORS.
SPECIALS
Pink and Blue Flannette, a 49c a yd.
Gingham, all pretty shades, at 59c a yd.
Prints; all pretty shades, at 39c a yd.
Linings, all pretty shades 35c a yd.
Grey Flannette, 54 inches wide, at 590 a yd.
Finest Quality Curtain Scrim, at 33c and 35c s.
Roller Towelling, pure linen, ..49c a yd,
Crockery and China Dept
Bean Pots, at 35c each
Special Bean Pots, at 150 and 25c
High-grade Cups, without saucers, odds, at special .. 15c each
Genuine China Cups and Saucers, at 49c complete
Dinner Plates, a� 19c, 25c, 29
Bread and Butter Plates, at 15c, 25c, 29c
Cups and Saucers, at 25c complete cup and saucer
Aluminum Ware Specials
Large assortment of Saucepans, at .- ..........r., , . ..... . 98c
Jelly Molds, at 29c, 39c
Deep Pie Pans 59c and 79c
Beautiful Aluminum Sets 89c
Glassware Specials
Extra Heavy Water Tumblers, at .. . 10c each
Cut Glass Lemonade Tumblers, at 19c each
Dinner Glasses, assorted patterns, at .. 15c each
Fruit Dishes. at .49c
Lily Bowls, at 491
Cut Glass Vases, always set off a room, at .. 49c, 59c. 89t
Big assortment of beautiful Cut Glass articles, at 19c to 51.00
Enamelware Specials
Extra large Dishpans, specials, at . .
.98c
Extra large Stewing Kettles at .. 98r
Potato Dishes, extra large, at 98c
Tea Kettles in white, los, enamel, extra value, at dor,
Tinware Specials
Complete assortment of high-grade Tinware, from 5c to 51.00.
Art Good D p,trtme
Belding's Crochet Cotton, white and ecru, all numbers, special. at 19c
Coats' Mercer Crochet Cotton, white and ecru, special 15c
Candy Departm ht
We carry the largest, purest and best -priced candy in Godcrn't.
Picture Fr Imes and Mirrors
Large assortment of Mirrors, at 15c to 51.00
Large assortment of Picture Frames in silverplate, bronze. wood and
nickel, from 15c to 51.00
' dents' Furnishings
Men's four -in -one Ties. latest style, at 98c
Men's heavy Winter Caps, at 98c
Men's Gloves and Mittens, in wool and leather, at from ...29c to 98c
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