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The Signal, 1921-2-10, Page 8It --Thursday, February 10, 1021. GOOD NEWS In This Space Next Week and for the next five weeks. Don't forget a package of Parisian Lawn Envelopes at 10c per package. Dainty 1st\(•el Linen Ftni hes Stationery at only die a box. R e. 1 "The Valley of Silent Ment by Jas. Oliver Curwood Province of Ontario Owing to the unprecedented demand for the new province of Ontario 6 per cent. issue, numerous people were too late to get bonds at the issue price. At the time of writiug they are being sold at par. and still are the best invest- ment on the market, yielding the ifvestor 6 per ce. - for twenty years. It s ould soon be at a premium wit \he declining money rates. T. R. Harrison Insurance and Bond Broker Bus :II Phone 314 r LOCAL TOPICS hoard of Trade Annual 1 he annual geoer,;l meeting of the Board of '1 rade will he held at the Board rooms, Masonic Temple, ons Monday 'evening next. at 8 o'clock. Court Goderieh Eentertains. The a euib rs of ltenmiller Court. No. so, and those of Court Goderich Ni. 32. ('. (l. F., fraternized on Wed- nesday night, when a goodly number of the lieumfller Foresters were enter- tained by the local brethren at their rooms. Carpet ball and other games were enjoyed, and a lunch was an at- tractive feature of the program. Parcels Received by Miss Wilson. Mrs. Reycraft bas received word that her sister, Miss Ellaabeth Wilson, of Chengtu, West China, has at last ,received the parcels sent at various times by friends here and held up by dieturbances In China. In a 'note dated December 12th Mlas Milson stated that she received twenty-eight parcels in three days. A Townsman at Oklahoma. A rote from Mr. li. C. Munnings at Ofd home City states that they ate having delightful wearher there. They can go out riding without an overcoat for hours at a time. The farmers are still picking- cotton, tine ht Lela being white. S'eding gent rally cemmences by February 15th. Building is going on as though it were summer, also the grading and pav,ng of streets. Mr. T. IL Harrison Leaving. Mr. T. R. Harrison, who for the last year and a -half has conducted an insur- 1 arae and broke ag • bus ness in Goderich, has purchased a simil .r bu. ines, at Lor- don and will remove to that cot y in a few 1 weeks. Mr. Harrison has built up a !splendid connection in Goderich by close attention to business, but there is of course a larger scope for his abilities and energy at London. Ile has deposed of his busini ss here to Capt. E. H. Hilt. New Manager at Steel store. Mr. S. R. Taylor h is assun.ed the management of the local L. R. Steel Co. store. Mr. Taylor has h id a large experience in n,erchand,smg, having served a number of years with the Wool- worth Co. Before being transferred here ' he was manager of the L R Steel Co. at ISnerbnoke, Que. Mr. Clark, who has been manager h• re. leaves in a few days for Oshawa, where he,wrll have charge of another branch sit r: cf the same corn - WY' me New Bandmaster. Mr. R. T. Hintz. who has accepted the p osition of bandmaster of the 33rd Regi- ment band, arrived an town on Wednesday of last week and has taken a position with the Coderich Mercantile Co, where a brother of his also is employed. The first bind practice under has Leadership was h •Id on Monday night find a good number the local bandsmen turned out. it is itttenc.'ed to hold two practices weekly so � t t the band may be well prepared for the ming rummer. Mr. Hintz is a solo elan List and gives promise of proving himsel ' very tapable leader. Don't forget the i lustrated lecture and entertainment to he given in the audit• o-ium of North street Methodist church. Thursday. February 17th,at 8 o'clock. by Rev. H. Royle. of Nile, on Newfoundland. Special quartettes and readings. Admis- sion, adults 25c, children 15c. tee !s tieing cut ret the-trarbor by Mess, ('lark and Thompson and is of surprisingly good quality, consider• ing the very mild weather we have! kid throughout the winter. it is ul,out 4,•0 dui hes think, and there be- ing no snow on it increases its solidity. Meeting djaurned, Owingbother gatherings on the seine even) the attendance at (Inc mtethng of t l'itizeus' Social :terrier Lowrie held lint Thnrwtay was small. Mr t:. M. Elliot presided. A nominat- ing committee vias appointed to pre- pare nominations for a meeting to he held on Monday. •. February 14th. •Mpaars. Elliott and Ilchertson were ap- pointed to send to Mr. B..7. Megaw an expression of the 1:tag�tte's apprecia- tion of his servIres in tie temperance cause. Mr. Megaw was president of W E DON'T Try to Make Men Fit Our Clothes We Make Clothes for the Man The best -dressed men in town have "discovere" our Custom Tailoring. Let us "bid" your business. H. MARTIN, Tailor I IIII 111111 I I II IIII II II I I III IIII IIUI II I II I II II II I II III II II II II I I I I IUII II I I IIIII II II II I I II II IIIIUI= COMING DOWN Yes, it's a fact, shoe steadily, gradnially, but tie titre, thin anpouneernent rea througsbyour entire STOCK ani to present day wholesale prices, ing our policy of giving the best coupled with prompt, courteous s Management. (live us a trial, and is av,••••-•tl. rices are going to ciente down, 'Wheless surely, and, by the tea• yon we shall liaVe been RE-HARKID it aeeo r ing hereby Again 'dr:tnoiiseRat- Y. o`ible value for money, ;our RZPA4RINO SKATES • "OUR STAFF KNOWS 1I0 under competent future ,patronage ARPENED SHARMAN The Leading Shoe Min uunmm11nunutliuununumnnuiiauntnuuunnauntunImniicnn >_ OND THE /RONAL TORTURED BY TERRIBLE ECZEMA Sefffad Throe Years Until SM Triad "FRUIT -A -MES' DAME PtTEtt Lausanne Pointe St. Pierre, P. Q. "I think it my duty to tell you how much your medicine has done for me. 1 sufered for three years witA terrible Eczema I consulted several doctors and they did not do me any good. Then, I used one box of 'Samba Salsa' and two boxes of 'Fruitd.tiaea and my hands are now clear. The pain is gone and there has been no return. I think it is a marvellous euro because no other medicine did me any good and I tried all the remedies I ever hearth of, without benefit until I need `t5soekoSolea and 'inns -.-toss,' 'Fruit-a-tives' tooled tete blood and removed the cause of the disease, and 'Sootha-Salva' completed the euro." Dame PETER LAMARRE (61s1,, 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size Mees,\ At all dealers or sent postpaid br Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont. the League from Be organization t!II his removal to Vaneouver. Rev. H. D. Moyer and Mr. M. W. Howell atria named as delgates to the ProvttMbl convention et Toronto. Mr. Janes MaeViear Appetit/at Mr. James MacVicar has received the epplotment from the Provincial Government as bonier of automobile licenses. The appointment is a very fitting one, Mr. MacVicar being a lee Menet soldier who was wounded in the service of his i 7 end is still partially disabled, although unite capable of attending to the duties which attach to his new position. He will have his office at the more of his brother, !gr. George IlaeYtear, on the square- _.orb Hockey Club Benefit. The omcers of the hockey club wgb to express their gratitude to the mem- bers of Johnston'a orchestra for their services at the dance on Monday even- ing; also to Mr. J. Newcombe for his special assistance- The club by thio "benefit" made up a portion of Ita de- ficit, and later on may bold •a7 "at home" In aid of the funds. The Gpde- rlch Society Orchestra has volunt•.ered its services for this event, of which further particulars ma/ be exported later. WW Not Disband. The G. W. V. A. held a spec's' meeting on Thursday. February 3'd, to consider a motion to disband. "1 he atte ndance was the largest on record for a G. W. V. A. meeting in this town. The motion to disband was snowed under, only the mover and seconder voting for it. An amend- ment to "carry on- was canned enthusiast- ically. A strong committee was appointed as a "ways and means" committee to formul- te a plan for the successful continuance 1 this branch. The committee compels a E. H. Hill, chairman, Ix. Bolster, Ben. Sheppard, iii. Holmes, J Cuthbertson Rev. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman ar d John Jones Bateman. This committee is to present a report on Thursday, February 17th. All returned men aie requested ao send any ideas or suggestions they think would be helpful to the a mmittee to Mr. E. If• Hill or any other member of the committee it i. also planned to have no fewer than a hundred returned s ildters 17th, and veterans are request , to . n they can to help this booster campaign. Keep the date open— February 17th. is 0 OODEItIOH, 011'!. WINTER COATS A range of Winter Coats to be cleared at just one-half price. These garments must all be sold, so we are clearing them at one-half price. Many of our customers have taken advantage of this opportunity to buy a light weight Winter Coat in light shade for spring wear. You will save money by taking advantage; ?f this sale of Coats. DRESSES Every Dress in the store is reduced in price. A wonderful line of Silk Dresses at $17.50. Big reductions in Serge Dresses. Ladies' Skirts all on sale. BLOUSES Voile Blouses at reduced prices. • ' Crepe de chine Blouses at greatly reduced prices. Georgette Blouses much below cost. It will be easy to find a Blouse in the right size to suit you from this range. COTTONS Buy your Spring Cottons now. Sheetings 2 yards wide at 65c, 70c and 75c a yard. All, heavy cloths. Unbleached Sheeting at 55c a yard. Heavy white Cotton, no dressing, 37 in. wide, at 75c for 60c. Fine Nainsooks, Cambrics and Longcloths at much reduced prices. Do your spring buying while the prices are right. DRESS GOODS They are down in price 25 per cent. Back to old-time values in Dress Goods. Beautiful Spring Coatings at $4.50 to $6.00 a yard, in very fine velours. Jersey Cloth, made tubular, in -heather mix- tures, at $5.50 a yard. Very fine Serges in botany wool, at $4.00, $4.50, up to $5.00 a yard. Cashmere Hose at big reductions. A store full of BARGAINS. J. H. COLBORNE & CO. THE HOUSE OF kELIABILITY sIJNDIR� WJIL \.cO -NCLLDE MISSION. Great Ce.lpadons Attend at Baptist Church to Rear Gipsy Hawke n, The special evangelistic campaign at the Baptist church, under the lead- erahlp Of Gipsy John Hawkins, 11•P misted by Mrs. Iipwklns and Miss Wlnnifred Gould, Gospel soloist, and the pastor, Rev. J. E, MacCauley, is continuing with much encouragement. Great local Interest has been aroused. and all 'the services hare been excep- i•.tiooally well attended. The church was again packed to Its limit on Friday last. wiled Gipsy Hawkins gave the first part Jtia thrilling life story, -From Gipsy\ Boy to Preacher,' and magnified the grace of Gods which fonnd him a lost gir»y boy, Kidded his steps, and eventually fitted him to be an evangelist to many countries and winner of souls for God. i The vast audience were Intensely In- terested as they listened to the se'ount of God's gracious dealings with the will -known glps.y evangelist. Miss Gould sang the solo. "Tell the People," which has been specially eomposed for the evangelist, the assembly heartily taking up the chorus. REQ'. H. D. MOVER ASKED TO REMAIN. Pastor of North Street Methodist ('Much is Appreciated, The February meeting of the quar- terly hoard of North street Methollat church on Monday night was largely attended. (iratlfying reports were presented slowing progress In all de- partment,' of tine church's work. Mr. Howard Robertson, treasurer of the lodrward Movement fund, reported that the eontribntors had peed within 1163, of the full amount of their pro- portion due to date. A vote expressive of the Board's hearty appreciation of the fine work done by the "chore!' debt committee" was passed with great en- thusiasm, to whirl, ler. F)in merlon re. plies, sis•nking eulogistically of the willingness and liberality of the people. The committee consists of der. F)mmer- son, and Metiers. Reginald /Mermen. !ferry Salkeld, 4tenjsmin (ir,liam and A. J. Cooper. Though the subs•rip. tlotun were only taken last month there will be on hand in April when the Interest falls due' sufficient funds to mike a sNhetanttal rednetion of the principal Appre•tslive references were made' to the work of the pastor, iter. 11. 1). Moyer. mad he was given a cordial acid unanimous Invitation for the third year. Ile thanked the (Miele and rnrmbsrwhip for their Ioynl support and hempoke their hearty co-op'rallon Miring the nest year. Owing to trouble with our linotyps maehlne, several article' intended for this week's Signal have had to he left GIPSY HAVlK1NS. Sunday's acrvices proved to he full of interest and blessing. in the morn- ingGipsy Ips y tlnwkhas gave a powerful address on the subject "What Christ- ians Really 'Are," and state) that If they lived up to their calling and prtcl- leges theytshouid be workers together with CMI, end seeking to win those around them for Him. Miss Gould rendered the solo, "Is your life a Channel of Blessing ?" and at the enn- rinslon of the servile several raised their hands Indicating their desire and determination M enrleanor to win et least one soul for God during the re- maining days of the mission. A happy tinct was spent with the seholnrs of the B1hlr school In the atte•rnaw, when Miss Ifonlrl taught two attraetfre action choruses, which were much enjoyed by the little otos,, and the evangelist gale an Interesting talk. Large crowds attended the evening serviee end listened to a powerful and searching address on the words of 2 Coe. 5 : 17 - - ^Therefore If any man he In Christ he Is a new crestnre." in Tine course of his remarks, the even- g(•Iist sats tide endlenoe then present c'rtltld he divided Into two elaskes, those who were"in Flirter" and those who werit "out of (Tsetse " There suss 110 melint. the}must be one nr the other. either sheltered in Christ, nr outside of Christ mol salvation. Ile enniner- ,tel worn' of the great blessings of thaw who were in the former happy position, still dwelt on the sed position of those who cwrupled the letter. Miss Gould rendered the 'Nolo."Somebody's Here with en Aching Heart," with feeling, and at the after -meeting sang ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP I have opened a Repair Shop In the stand at the corner of Elgin and Victoria streets, {formerly occupied by the late Adam Thompson, Blacksmith. Repairing Radiator, Bodies of Cars. Acetylene Welding of all Kinds. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Thos. Hoggarth Phoneanlw i4 r the solemn piece, "Out of Christi withb• out a Saviour." t. While the offering was being taken a pretty -duet entitled "Drifting" was rendered by Mrs. MacCauley, wife of the pastor, and Mrs. Humber. In eoncl,cling the evangelist made an earnest appeal for decision fot Christ, which resulted in a definite surrender to Godson the part of .some, whohleft the "utch rejoleing in sins forgiven. \,�a Even- available t and Inch of room was requisitioned en Monday when large crowds gathered and numbers were turned away for the second part of (llpsy Hawkins' lectures on "My Evangelh+tic Tours round the World." llluetrated by many beautiful pictures. The eountrlee visited were halt, the Isle of Sicily, Palestine, Ceylon, and India. The evangellst described hie Impresitions and feelings as he stood in the Holy Land. and viewed the places where our Lord lived, labored, and poured out His soul unto death as the great offering for sin. He also referred to the degradation of womanhood In India and Ceylon, i and said that every woman ought to Me n Christian, since all the advantages thrigh being a citizen of a Chrletian coumntry. )Loeb happy inetructlon was Im- parted and many preclone epiritoal *whorls enforced. Mists Gould sang the solo, "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," s and everybody felt it most happy and profitable evening had seen spent. it 1s confidently expected that the power, interest and momentum mani- fest up to the present will toe con- tinued, and even increase during (Inc closing services of the campaign. On Friday (Inc evangelist will give the second part of his life story, "From Gipsy Boy to Preacher," and Sunday will he the last day of the miselon. ll 1 CHURCH NOTES, Sunday next, the 13th, will he the last day of the minden being con- ducted by Gipsy John Hawkins at the Bartle church. Serrkes will be held at 11 ■. m., 3 p. en. and 7 p. tin. At Knox church next Sabbath divine worship will be conducted by the minister. Subjects of sermons : 11 a. m., "The Apostolic Benediction." THMA USE RAZ -MAH M Sankisp Ne Sprsyisu- Ne Sea { dost Swallow a Capsule RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed to restore normal breathing, atop mucus ptberingep in the bronchial tubes, give doe` nlgbti of quiet sleep; contains as habit-formlag drug. 111.00 at your drug- rata. rug- rastt s Trial free at oar agencies or write Tsanplerera, 142 King W., Toronto, Local Agenta—Dunlop's Deng Morn i NOW ON SALE NEW GOVERNMENT -APPROVED LENSES vOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Send us the make of your Car, model and year, and we can supply you with the approved MIKE E LENS Under the new . Automobile Act all Cars must be equipped with a Government -approved Lens before 1921 Licenses can be bad. JOHN CUTHBERTSON WIST ST., GODERICH Phone 354 P. O. Box 509 For That Cough or Cold Riker's Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver Extract and Laxative Cold Tablets with Aspirin WE GUARANTEE THEM Money refunded if not satisfied. H. C. DUNLOP Phone No. 1 The Rexall Drug Store Bedford Block 7 p. m., "God's Thoughts and Ours." sabbath school and Bible classes at 3 t venin was spent by the mem Jets ec Methodist church when they were en- tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Souley, Palmerston street. Atter the usual practice a report of Leat year's business was given and ofikers for the new year were elected. Mr. Alex. Mc- Donald was appointed presldeut of the choir and Miss Alice RefA' was re- *ppotnted secretary4resaurer. Mira. F. Wilson was appointed convener of the social committee and Mins P. Clark as convener of the lookont committee. Tice remainder of the evening was spent in grimes and music. A very dainty lunch was served by the bootees and a most *enjoyable evening was spent. North Street Meda i st Church. At North street Methodist chureh the services next Sunday will be as follows : 11 a. m., 7 p. m., public wor. ship. Rev. R. .1. Mcl'ormick, R. A., of Blyth, will preach at both armee*. 10 a. m., chases, Mlssdon Bend and Men's ('tub. The ('hb topic will he : "What should be my eondnct during piddle prayer ?" Mr. Thorne,' Young will Introduce the theme. 3 p. m., REPAIRS Having sold out our branch Shoe Repair Shop at Seaforth, we ate now in a position to do all Shoe Repairs promptly and neatly. Try our BOYS' SCHOOL BOOTS, Solid Leather. S. SMITH East St. GoderiCh Sunday school and organlzed elssa*s. The Epworth League meeting next Tuesday night will he under the dir- ection of the literary and social rum • mltteen. The program will partake of ' tine St. Valentines Day spirit and a of Brantford, was a Weteow assistant delightful evening is assured. In the mualcal service and gave a very The North street communion ser- fine solo in the morning. as also Aid rhes Iasi Sunday morning were large- Mls's hazel Belcher In the evening. ly attended and very Impressive. The pastor was asalated tar Rev. J. E. Ford, wh.. Also gave the morning sermon. Remember to come to North street On ec-mmt of bereavement in the Methodist church, February 17th. at B home of Mr. Weston, the organist, the o'clock, and hear the lecture on New. song and story ,service announced for foundland and its Government, industries the Peening was postporsel. Miss Me- andacustoms of its people. Besides the Clinton officiated very ar eptshly In illustrated lecture there will to quartettes Mr. Weston'* absence. Miss K. Lyttle, ai.d reading's.