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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-2-17, Page 8R Thursday, February 17, 1021. THE SIGNAL - OODERICH, ONT. HERE is the chance you have been looking for Wall Paper Odds and Ends in room lots. Must all be cleared out in one week Starting Feb. 18th at prices that will satisfy you as to their great values Come early and get best choice. 4 ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 1 have opened a Repair Shop In the stand at the corner of Elgin and Victoria streets, formerly occupied by the late • Adam TIKroipsoo, itlackwnith. Repairing Radiators, Bodies of Cars. Acetylene Welding of all Kinds. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Thos. Hoggarth 11 01• w ANNUAL MI' TIMI rhe' KNOX CHI Kt'll. Year's Work Ket, y Reports l At the Annual wee Emotion of Knox c February Curt- the past year was r'evlt•wed preseuted by the various ionizations. Mr. C. A. man of the (ward of sided. The report ut the session wax a by the moderator, Rev. It. C. herald. It expressed dlaappoiutmen at the spirit of unrest which still poseased the world, and the distress which prevailed lu many countries, especially ('hind. and stated that Canada bad cause for congratulation Iu the Iouuti(ul harvest that had re- lieved the possibilities of unusual dis- tress iu this tuuntry. Meutiou woe made of the success of the Forward Movement carupatgu and of the cun- atruettou policy outllued by the As- sembly, including the following funda- mentals : ]'coyer, home religion, life 'service,p•rsouat evangelism, social wellbeing. and stewardship. The ob- jective of $'4,I410 set fur Koos chur('h In the Forward Movement canvass had Peen exceeded by almost $3,000. After a drastic revision of the com- muuiou roll, and the. removal of the names of perilous who had removed from town or who for auy other rea- son had ceased to be participating member+ of the congregation, it was s. found there were now In full com- munion with the church 612 member In 1920 there were added to the roll tweuty-three persona by profession of faith mud thirty-three by certificate. Appreciative reference was made to good gework' being done in the var- ious organizations of the congregation, the Sabbath school, the various mis- sionary societles, the ladies' Aid, and the choir. The "In Memoriam" -!fat recorded the names of twenty-seven members who )lad passed on during the year. The managers'repufrt. read by Mr. 11. l'. lordop, reported. the reduction of the mortgage debt by $1,000. Mr. C. K. Saunders. in presenting the treasurer's report. pleaded for in- creased Interest to the affairs of the church on the part of all the members. rather than of a few only. The re- ceipts for the year totalled $6.626.37,and the expenditures. including pay- ment on mortgage. to $0,140.07, leav- ing a deficit of $322.70 for the year. . The Sabbath school reported an average attendance for the year of HMI scholars :Ind 26 teachers and oft- . eves. The Cradle 11011 new carries wed in Various h ig of the con- ch, held on w of the in w reports a urch or- chair- pre - d MEAT. MARKET and GROCERY CO. OUR NEW PRICES ON MEATS Porterhouse and Sirloin Steak 32c Round Steak 30c Rib Roast 27c Pot Roast 25c Stewing Beef 18c, 20c Pork Chops 30c, 32c Pork Roast 30c HOMEMADE Pork Sausage 30c Headcheese—"It's real" 20c All $2.00 orders delivered on Saturday .-_„-_-- ._. Phone 368 R. GRAF, Proprietor. Cor. Kingston dt Square WE DON'T Try to Make Men Fit Our Clothes We Make Clothes for the Man Tbe beat -dressed men m town have - ."diseovereu" our Custom Tailoring. Let us "bid” on your business. t, F. H. MARTIN, icor 11IIIIII111111111111IIIhII1111II1I111101111111H111111III1111111IIIIIIIHIIN1II I I I I I I11111IIIIIIIll_ s -COMING DOWN 1 _ ▪ Yes, it 's a fact, Mhos prices fere going to conte down, a. - ▪ steadily, gradually, but nevertheless surely, and by the time this announcement reaches you we,, shall have been through our entire STOill end .RE -MARKED it 'according to present day wholesale pricee,'thereby again (lenlonatrat- -_ ing out policy of giving the best posriihle value for money, EE eoi(pled with prompt, courteotu service, under competent ▪ management. dive us a trial, and your future patronage is Sas"-"d. s REPA.RING SKATES SHARPENED '•f)UU STAFF KNOWS HOW" - I SHARMAN'S The Leading Shoe Man I MMIII1IIIIIMIIIIIPIIIIiMI111111111111111111111'1118111111111111111111111111111111111111 HELPLESS WITH R[IEUMATISM Until He Took "Fruit-a-lla" The Fruit Medklol R. R. No. 1. Looms, OR. "For over three years, I was **alined to bed with Rherw.Ii'.ras. treated with doctors, aad tried a sly everything without heaeflt. PI ally, I tried "Fruity -Lives". Befor I had sued Aalj s box ! saw etas rel: the pain was eider and the s Iling started to go down I coattail taking this fruit me- dteine, imp all the time, and Bow I Gan about two mike and do light chores about the plain". ALEXANDER MtUNRO. 110e. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial mike 26e. At aU dealers or sent postpaid be !'rule -a -fives Llraited, Ottawa. ninety-one names, sixty -se Be r members beiug euroUed dur year. • The adult Ilihle ...lass report average attendance of thirtyzt Mr. J. P. plume, B. A., is the teach of this class. The girls' Bible elass, of which Mrs. Wm. Strachan is the teacher, reported a membership of seventy-one, with an average attend- ance of thirty -tire. The St, Andrew's Club, an organ- ization of the older toys, %reported a very successful year. The Clue has an active membership of twenty-four. Meetings are held twice weekly—in the church on Sunday for devotional purposes and Scriptural study, and at the 0. C. 1. gymnasium on Wednesday, when Mr. Meikle, the mentor of the ('lub, superintends the physical exer- cises in which the boys engage. The Swastika ('lull serves for the girls very much as the Si. Andrew's ('lub fey the boys, their interests, bow ever, being divergent. This Club has twenty-one active members. The Ladies' Aid Society, rightly re- garded as one of the staunch pillars et Knox church. reported its aetivitles for the past year, largely in the way of raising money by such means a+ the annual "high tea" and similar undertakings, which are almost rink - firmly sueeeas(nl. of the amount so, raised last year $500 was handed to the managers as a eoutributiou to the reduction of the church debt, aarl en additional sum of $150 was contributed towards the running expenses of the church. The report of the Missionary Asso- ciatiuu was presentee) by its president. Mr, J. P. Hume. It recorded with gratitude that the sum of $2,324 had been remitted to the missionary treas- urer at Toronto, tbis amount being an Increase of about $190 over last year's total. The hope was expressed that the congregation world continue its yearly advauce until it should reach its proportionate share of the amount calculated ns uess•,csary to overtake the missionary obligations of the church. Mr. G. J. S. loynes reported for the Forward Movement committee, of which he is treasurer: Of the sub- scriptions to tee fund, totalling $11,- 065.96, 11;OO5.96, 86,021.05 had been received up to January SO last, Miss Marguerite ('hapman, the youthful secretary of the Maeiiillivrny Mission nand, renal in clear units• the report of this ever -flourishing organ- isation. The membership is 115 I83 stria and :12 boys/ ; 8160 had bt'e•n sent to the Presbyterial treasurer, and mia- slousry interest had been austtined among the members by regular study, the hearing of addresses, and the. re- ceipt of letters from missionaries to the field. The Arthur Circle kept 0p its meet- ings throughout the year, had a large increase of membership, raised about $400 for missionary purposes, and studied missionary publications. The Women's Mlasiivary Society r,• - ported sustained activity throughout the year, hut a alight decrial*. in nrem- lershlp. The atm of $:1W was re- mitted to the l'reshytortal treasurer. The report Of the choir mentioned MP -mange to nrffarftmt -1114---111617 leader, lir. F. T. Egener having re- moved from town and been Nurr(4s1ed by Mr. Geo. Kenyon, L. bins., who nes (Ming good work. In the interval be- tween 1)r. k:ge•ner's departure and Mfr. Kenyou's arrival the choir was f ulu- nate Iu ses•nring the services of Mr. Duller anal afterwards of Mrs. ('eun- eron as organist. Messrs. (', A. Nairn end P. K. Saun- ders were re -appointed to the board of managers and two new members were misled, Messrs. J. J. Mml' wen and A..1. MacKay. Messra..1. E. Tom and J. W. Fraser were re-elected audi- tors. Dr. A. 1'. Hunter was appointed a tnr..tee of the church. The following were eleetrd as the Missionary Aswciation : H. F. Itlack, president ; ('. W. Chapman, treasurer; W. 1'. Nfstflel, secretary ; J. J. McEwe it. Malcolm Margery, Angus MacKay, .1. 11. Marshall, W. J. Mc('reath, R. 11. Cott, Jew. ltlsaet, ,Fos. Mttelmll, J. 1'. Heine, A. E. Wilson. tb to REV. J. F. REV('R.tIT TO KFMAIN. Pepo lar Pastor of li'letoria Street l'hurrh Accepts Invitation for Third ]'ear. At the F'e'hritiry meeting of the mRi- elal board of Victoria street Metherllst Outwit held on Monday evening, Febbruary 7th, m unanimous invitation was intended the pastor. Rev. .1. F'. Reycraft, to remail for the Iltirl year, and wail cordially Re cent's, by him. The paintor's work is greatly appre- ciated and the"('hnreh Is flourlahing In every department. Thn treasurer re- ported n Imtlance to the Treasury with the pnitor'A salary paid up t0 and all other liabilities met promptly through the year. After hearing the trtaaatrer's report, by a nnnnimmu rote the treasurer was suthorinsl to prey the pastor now a Tomos of *7110 n addition to notary. In the report rn chnrrk property it was noted that loth chute!' and parsonage were clear of any encumbrance what er. The pastor and people are looking nrward to a term of great usefulne*'. `,Mr. J. H. Million gave notice that the May meeting he would move Lha the matter of supporting a missionary' be considered. HOW TO SAFEGUARD YOUR DIGESTION. The Blood Should Constantly Be Kept Rich and Pure. If you suffer from any form of indiges- tion. your diet should be carefully chosen. Over -eating is always harmful, but at the sante time one must take enough food to supply the needs of the blood. It must be remembered that the blood has to carry nourislimetit to every part of the body, find fuel f6t its energy and defences against disease, as well as the requisite juices for digestion. Hence. when the blood becomes weak and fails to do its work, indigestion arises ; also when indi Reston begins the blood still further suffers. 7 herefore, to safeguard )cot r digestion, the blood should be kept rich and free from impurities. For more than a third of a century Dr. Wiltams' Pink Pills have been a favorite tonic for en- riching the blood and strengthening tl e nerves. If, therefore, you find yourseil troubled with indigestion. or other ail- ments due to weak, watery blood, you wi I find Dr. Williams' rink Pills both sate and effective. The value of this medicine in cases of stomach trouble is shown by the experience of Mrs, J. Lewis. Lake George, N. S.. who says : "1 suffered very severely with indigestion. 1 'Nod ..pevere pains in the stoma( h after *very meal. 1 had a loathing for food, my rest at night was vary much disturbed. and my general health was declining. I was order a docs( is care. but did not fu d any improvement. Reading of what Dr. WI hams' Pink Pills had done in a similar case 1 decided to try them. with the result that after giving them a fair trial my general health was improved, and all symptoms o1 the indigestion that had ted .me-.disapplfart(l, I feel very grateful to Dr. Williams' Kink Pi1Ts for saving me from so much misery." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any medicine dealer, or by m:ul at 50 cents a lox or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville. (het. CHURCH NOTES. 1 he services at Vista is street Metho- dist church next Sunday will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. F. Reycraft. Ser- mon subjects : 11 a. m. "Life's Com- mitments." 7 p. m., "What Has the Community a Right to Expect of Its Tatars Men ?" Sunday school at a p. m. The concluding meetings of the misison conducted by Gipsy Ilawkins in the Bap- tist chutch sere attended by 'large ton- g egations. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Gould left on Monday for Toronto to test (or a• few days before engaging in a mission at But mngton. Their visit to Goderich wilt long be remembered and void doubtless have lasting effects upon many individual lives and u pun the Bap- tntt congregation here as a whole. Next Sunday, February 20th, the pastor begins two merles of sermons at the (baptist church. In the morning the talk+ will he of an expository Come and hear "Betsy Bobbitt" enter - nature and will he 5,e(asl on the early tain her friends 'with old-time songs and ehapt('ra of T. ('orinthians. The first music. also a playlet, "Our Aunt from theme is "A Thankful Heart." In the California," in the lecture ro-'m of Knox church. Tuesday, February 22nd. Province of Ontario Owing to the unprecedented demand for the new province of Ontario 6 per cent. ,issue, attmerous people were too late to get- bonds at the issue_ pric • At the time of writing they ' re being sold at par. and still are the best invest- ment on the market, yielding the investor 6 pecent. • for twenty )ea• soon be at a pre, declining stoney It should um with the r es. T. R. Harrison insurance and Bond Broker Box 211 • I'lion -.316 evening the studies will be of six Ne Testament characters. The first 1s "Tin- Mau without a Friend." 11i1.1e school at 3 p. in. and 11. Y. 1'. C. meet- ingat s p. 111. At 'Knox church next Sabbath divine worship will be conducted by the minister. Subjects of sermons r 11 a. m.. "lsatah'a Reaction ]'peon H melt." 7 p. in., "Doubt." Flails seh(ol and Bible classes at 3 o'clock. A large and moat interesting regular i monthly meeting of the Ladles' Aid- Society of Victoria street church was brill on Thursday afternoon at the horse of Mrs. Armstrong. Thirty-two were present, and three new menders were enrolled. Atter business had i_Iteen_it1nga s t uCa. da1,)talt-hstur_1' j lowest, during which refreahmeuts were 'wryest, and an opportunity glv:•u for all till become better acquainted. North Street Methodist Cbureh. Servi(es et North street Methodist church next Sunday will be : 11 a. m., T p. m., putlmmc d'orship. The pastor's morning thetne will la• : "The And l- efty' of Our Mlssionary Program." In the evening the choir will render Floe enc.. King+lej a celebrated snug-mt ,ry, "Tor." Wm Is a tender gospel at.'ry f(nrnded on the, event.. of the past week of the Saviour's life on earth. 10 n.i in., elaases, Wootton Band and Men's ('1115,. The ('lub topic, "Dors (hal change natural lawn for man's. caking ?" will he Introdueed by Mr. Ernest Pritchard. 'c p. m., Sunday achool. Rev. R. J. Me('ormlek, of Blyth, preached in North street church I tat Sunday and gave two very fine dls- eonrses. The pastor took mlesiouaty anniversary aervl(es for Mr. ?decor. miek. The Epworth League meeting on Tuesday evening was very largely at- tended and a fine program was gle'en under the direction of the literary and social commetteem. ASTH N $nolo s --Ns Romig Is UM Jest $waMMw s Capsule RAZ -MAH 1* Guarantet(t( to restore normal breathing, stop mums pthermgs in the bronchial tubes, give tong nights of quiet sleep; rontalns ea habit-forming drug $1.00 at your drug- gist's. Trial freest oar oracles or write Tl mplet'ona, 149 King W.. Toronto. ideal Agent —nt SV$ Dime Mor. MAUSE RAZ -MAH Starr I'honotraphs and Gennett Star Records for sale at Blackstone's la Cream Parlors. West street. Fresh bulk oysters at S. C. Wilson's. The editor of The Signal has received an invitation to attend the annual "at o'ne' of the Huron()d Boys' Association of Toronto, to be held nn FeMuary 241h IN will not he able to attend. but he fruits the ga kering will he, as exphgted, orient the best int he history of the Smoo- t [ignore - NOW ON SALE NEW GOVERNMENT -APPROVED LENSES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Send us the make of your Car, model and year, and we can supply you with the approved MCKEE LENS Under the new Automobile Act all Cars must be equipped with a Government -approved Lens before 1921 Licenses can be bad. JOHN-CUTHBERTSON WEST 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. C. DUNLOP The Rexall Drug Store Bedford Block Stu ebaker and Gray -Dort TOR CA RS • ti.. Let us gt a you a demonstration with these cars before yo t decide on your spring purchase. Our repair allop has been operated to its capacity all winter and the cars are still coming in. Bring yours in\and have it done before the spring rush comes ori\ Our new battery charging outfit is working splendidly and we are noW in a position to handle any number of batteries. We have in stock several kinds of the Non - Glare Lenses, at prices ranging rom $2.75—$4.50. Stop walking to work. Co in and get one of our new Bicycles. They are ere ready for delivery. Case Farm Tractors and Machinery. ARCTIC ANTI -FREEZE for your Radiator. Columbia Dry Cells are the best for all purposes. EASTSTREETGARAGE\- T. F. HOLLAND 1 THE COLBORNE STORE WINTER COATS COTTONS A range of Winter Coats to be cleared at just Buy your Spring Cottons now. one-half price. These garments must all be sold, Sheetings 2 yards wide at 65c, 70c and 75c a so we are clearing them at one-half price. Many yard. All heavy cloths. of our customers five taken advantage of this Unbleached Sheeting at 55c a yard. opportunity to buy aight weight Winter Coat in Heavy white Cotton, no dressing, 37 in. wide, light shade for spring wear. You will save money at 75c for 60c. byFine Nainsooks, Cambrics and Longcloths at taking advantage of this sale of Coats. much reduced prices. DRESSESD.o your spring buying while the prices are right. Every Dress in the store is reduced in price, DRESSGOODS • A wonderful line of Silk Dresses at $17.50. Big reductions in Serge Dresses. They are down in price 25 pet cent. Ladies' Skirts all on sale. Back to old-time values in Dress Goods. Beautiful Spring Coatings at $4.50 to $6.00 a BLOUSES 48 yard, in very fine velours. Jersey Cloth, made tubular, 'n heather mix - Voile Blouses at reduced prices. tures, at $5.50 a yard. Crepe de chine Blouses at greatly reduced Very fine Serges in botany 1, at $4.00, prices. $4.50, up to $5.00 a yard. Georgette Blouses much below cost. ----____ • It will be easy to find a Blouse in the right — "Cashmere Hose at big reductions. size to suit you from this range. A store full of BARGAINS. i . J H. COLBORNE & CO. THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY of any encumbrance what er. The pastor and people are looking nrward to a term of great usefulne*'. `,Mr. J. H. Million gave notice that the May meeting he would move Lha the matter of supporting a missionary' be considered. HOW TO SAFEGUARD YOUR DIGESTION. The Blood Should Constantly Be Kept Rich and Pure. If you suffer from any form of indiges- tion. your diet should be carefully chosen. Over -eating is always harmful, but at the sante time one must take enough food to supply the needs of the blood. It must be remembered that the blood has to carry nourislimetit to every part of the body, find fuel f6t its energy and defences against disease, as well as the requisite juices for digestion. Hence. when the blood becomes weak and fails to do its work, indigestion arises ; also when indi Reston begins the blood still further suffers. 7 herefore, to safeguard )cot r digestion, the blood should be kept rich and free from impurities. For more than a third of a century Dr. Wiltams' Pink Pills have been a favorite tonic for en- riching the blood and strengthening tl e nerves. If, therefore, you find yourseil troubled with indigestion. or other ail- ments due to weak, watery blood, you wi I find Dr. Williams' rink Pills both sate and effective. The value of this medicine in cases of stomach trouble is shown by the experience of Mrs, J. Lewis. Lake George, N. S.. who says : "1 suffered very severely with indigestion. 1 'Nod ..pevere pains in the stoma( h after *very meal. 1 had a loathing for food, my rest at night was vary much disturbed. and my general health was declining. I was order a docs( is care. but did not fu d any improvement. Reading of what Dr. WI hams' Pink Pills had done in a similar case 1 decided to try them. with the result that after giving them a fair trial my general health was improved, and all symptoms o1 the indigestion that had ted .me-.disapplfart(l, I feel very grateful to Dr. Williams' Kink Pi1Ts for saving me from so much misery." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any medicine dealer, or by m:ul at 50 cents a lox or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville. (het. CHURCH NOTES. 1 he services at Vista is street Metho- dist church next Sunday will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. F. Reycraft. Ser- mon subjects : 11 a. m. "Life's Com- mitments." 7 p. m., "What Has the Community a Right to Expect of Its Tatars Men ?" Sunday school at a p. m. The concluding meetings of the misison conducted by Gipsy Ilawkins in the Bap- tist chutch sere attended by 'large ton- g egations. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Gould left on Monday for Toronto to test (or a• few days before engaging in a mission at But mngton. Their visit to Goderich wilt long be remembered and void doubtless have lasting effects upon many individual lives and u pun the Bap- tntt congregation here as a whole. Next Sunday, February 20th, the pastor begins two merles of sermons at the (baptist church. In the morning the talk+ will he of an expository Come and hear "Betsy Bobbitt" enter - nature and will he 5,e(asl on the early tain her friends 'with old-time songs and ehapt('ra of T. ('orinthians. The first music. also a playlet, "Our Aunt from theme is "A Thankful Heart." In the California," in the lecture ro-'m of Knox church. Tuesday, February 22nd. Province of Ontario Owing to the unprecedented demand for the new province of Ontario 6 per cent. ,issue, attmerous people were too late to get- bonds at the issue_ pric • At the time of writing they ' re being sold at par. and still are the best invest- ment on the market, yielding the investor 6 pecent. • for twenty )ea• soon be at a pre, declining stoney It should um with the r es. T. R. Harrison insurance and Bond Broker Box 211 • I'lion -.316 evening the studies will be of six Ne Testament characters. The first 1s "Tin- Mau without a Friend." 11i1.1e school at 3 p. in. and 11. Y. 1'. C. meet- ingat s p. 111. At 'Knox church next Sabbath divine worship will be conducted by the minister. Subjects of sermons r 11 a. m.. "lsatah'a Reaction ]'peon H melt." 7 p. in., "Doubt." Flails seh(ol and Bible classes at 3 o'clock. A large and moat interesting regular i monthly meeting of the Ladles' Aid- Society of Victoria street church was brill on Thursday afternoon at the horse of Mrs. Armstrong. Thirty-two were present, and three new menders were enrolled. Atter business had i_Iteen_it1nga s t uCa. da1,)talt-hstur_1' j lowest, during which refreahmeuts were 'wryest, and an opportunity glv:•u for all till become better acquainted. North Street Methodist Cbureh. Servi(es et North street Methodist church next Sunday will be : 11 a. m., T p. m., putlmmc d'orship. The pastor's morning thetne will la• : "The And l- efty' of Our Mlssionary Program." In the evening the choir will render Floe enc.. King+lej a celebrated snug-mt ,ry, "Tor." Wm Is a tender gospel at.'ry f(nrnded on the, event.. of the past week of the Saviour's life on earth. 10 n.i in., elaases, Wootton Band and Men's ('1115,. The ('lub topic, "Dors (hal change natural lawn for man's. caking ?" will he Introdueed by Mr. Ernest Pritchard. 'c p. m., Sunday achool. Rev. R. J. Me('ormlek, of Blyth, preached in North street church I tat Sunday and gave two very fine dls- eonrses. The pastor took mlesiouaty anniversary aervl(es for Mr. ?decor. miek. The Epworth League meeting on Tuesday evening was very largely at- tended and a fine program was gle'en under the direction of the literary and social commetteem. ASTH N $nolo s --Ns Romig Is UM Jest $waMMw s Capsule RAZ -MAH 1* Guarantet(t( to restore normal breathing, stop mums pthermgs in the bronchial tubes, give tong nights of quiet sleep; rontalns ea habit-forming drug $1.00 at your drug- gist's. Trial freest oar oracles or write Tl mplet'ona, 149 King W.. Toronto. ideal Agent —nt SV$ Dime Mor. MAUSE RAZ -MAH Starr I'honotraphs and Gennett Star Records for sale at Blackstone's la Cream Parlors. West street. Fresh bulk oysters at S. C. Wilson's. The editor of The Signal has received an invitation to attend the annual "at o'ne' of the Huron()d Boys' Association of Toronto, to be held nn FeMuary 241h IN will not he able to attend. but he fruits the ga kering will he, as exphgted, orient the best int he history of the Smoo- t [ignore - NOW ON SALE NEW GOVERNMENT -APPROVED LENSES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Send us the make of your Car, model and year, and we can supply you with the approved MCKEE LENS Under the new Automobile Act all Cars must be equipped with a Government -approved Lens before 1921 Licenses can be bad. JOHN-CUTHBERTSON WEST 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. C. DUNLOP The Rexall Drug Store Bedford Block Stu ebaker and Gray -Dort TOR CA RS • ti.. Let us gt a you a demonstration with these cars before yo t decide on your spring purchase. Our repair allop has been operated to its capacity all winter and the cars are still coming in. Bring yours in\and have it done before the spring rush comes ori\ Our new battery charging outfit is working splendidly and we are noW in a position to handle any number of batteries. We have in stock several kinds of the Non - Glare Lenses, at prices ranging rom $2.75—$4.50. Stop walking to work. Co in and get one of our new Bicycles. They are ere ready for delivery. Case Farm Tractors and Machinery. ARCTIC ANTI -FREEZE for your Radiator. Columbia Dry Cells are the best for all purposes. EASTSTREETGARAGE\- T. F. HOLLAND 1