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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
WALL PAPER
—THAT IS-
TISTiC
Tlwl'1' I. ;111 r•yer4lll'reasiIIg
lt'u1.ual for heifer Wail Paper. ,
w lueh denotes a growing desire
for more 11rtl.rie sun'onndings.
To create ha 11110111011s Mork -
grounds for lea aliful furgitore
i. the :thu of all people who like
etery'thiug eitrreet. iI is to
these people we issue an invita-
tion to view alar collection of
.Illtably Wall Papers.
Let* Us Assist You in
the Decorating of
Your Home.
INI/['KTKIAb,B�'BNING CLASSES.
Classes are bating fotmetl lu dress-
making in the llllraly basement, under
the auspice's of the ('011eg11ihe, with
Mrs. W. T. Pillow as instri(tor.
Only stone ten or twelve have s► far
joined. There Is ample room for many
re. Those who wish to Join will
please confer with Mrs. fellow. The
classes meet on Friday afternoons and
evenings. but classes 011 other days will
he eittalolisnttrl as the uumlers require.
J. 1'. Ii1'ME, --
1'rhtcipa 1.
At the monthly meeting of the public
school board on Monday everting Miss
Butritt, of the Central school staff, was
given an indefinite leave of absence. owing
to sickness in her home. Miss Bailie is
taking her place.
ATTENTION, ('ITIZENti !
On another page of titin !:a!8.r ap-
iiear. the announcement of a new 10111
.1SN111l1)11011 to 1s.' kuuwj I as the; /Yti-
zenN Association of t;IGlerlelt.
Tills has been spoken of before in
(hese column., ,1111 11 is known fairly
generally that that the germ of this Idea
tuulnate'(t front the returned soldiers'
organization. the (t. W. V. A. This
idea hiss been taken up by at oumpaign
committee composed of responsible and
Stell kuowu 4itise'us of Goderich and
representatives of the returned sod.
(hers, anti -plants as outlined in this
iss4W have been formulated.
1t la1eat soon tp speak with entire
11e1f11Itetle8M of W11:11 this AMW1'i111 1011
may do for GolerIcll. There Is a wide
held for 114 activity, and every mem-
ler who joins may add his quota to
the stun total of Its capacity tor use-
fulness. Perhaps 4141 sphere may test
le dtsiee1111'1 briefly as that of n Citi-
zens' .('LlIlI holding 111 its view all the
varierl interests of the town and mak-
ing itse'ITfelt parttetdarly In thus'
things 111444 4)1 4)01 usually tsmeeru the
town eminelI 'or the Board of Trade.
For one Instance we might mention
the 01)144 81io11 of spurt. and athletien
in (iolerleh, which has for many years
been sadly neglected. 1111t there are
many other lines of altivity that might
he mentioned. and with the large mem-
bership that is expected there will he
within the C'itize'ns' Asso•iaWall a
great variety of talent and Inclination
with which these varied actidities may
lw pursued.
Finally—hut not the least consider-
ation—the boys 'Mack from the front"
an expression we are already almost
forgetting in these times Of peace --
invite the citizens to Join with them
in keeping rapt an organisation which
will he a help to them, anti in return
will enable them to give their organ-
ized support to worth-wMle en 11.11.5.
i1 is ren invitation that•e t lightly
1e disregarded.
The annual meeting of the Enreke
I111de class of Victoria street church
Was held at the parsonage on Monday
evening. The following °Myers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs.. (:has. Tonna; vier -president, Miss.
11. Warrt'uer: leeretary, Mrs. F'. W11.
eon 1 trelfsurer, Miss Ruby Knight;
pianist. Mrs. T. Hoggarth; conveners
of committees -devotional. Mrs. Sandy;
flower, Miss Ruby Knight ; social, Miss
EIsa Oke; lookout, Mrs. W. Johnston.
Coming March .22. lomething worth
while. Reserve this nate.
BECAME SO. THIN
SHE WAS AFRAID
'7itUlT-A-T1VE3' Mad• Her WIL
Strang and Vigorous
Robins'
Clearing
Sale
THE COLBORNE STORE
lYour Easter Clothes
Come in early and see the new
Spring Suitings. We are tailors to go6d
dressers and want to number you among
our patrons.
-Theei1,rly •bird•• gets the .choicest
fabrics.
F. H. MARTINS Tailor
MADAME ARTitUR StEAUCNLR
S06 Cartier SL, Montreal.
s'I suffered terribly from Como
suasion and Dyspepsia for many years.
I felt pains after eating and had gas,
eonatant headache, and was unable
to sleep at night. I was getting so
thin that I wu frightened and saw
several physicians who, however, did
sot seem able to help me.
At lag • feed s Berri! sew !frit.
'F,vus.iw'. I did so and soon I
felt rose relief. I eoatinued with
'Fruit♦ -Lives' and in a short time,
the Constipation was banished, I felt
ao more pains or headache or the
dime -midge reassures that follow
dyspepsia. Now f as sok stru" f and
•souses
Madame ANTS= EINAUCHER.
50c.• box, 6 for $2.150, trial alae 25e.
At all dealers or from bait's-tives
Limited. Ottawa. Ont.
Final
Positively the last
day will be
Saturday
March 12
Don't miss this op-
portunity of buying
your Suit and 0 ver -
coat at less than
Half-price -
Knerw the et'i'r#4 of keeping rt. The
debility so common in the spring Is
(limply a sign of poisonous elements In
the blood 'VI htell the system is unable
to throw off. Help is nestled In the
form of I►r. ltrown'' Blood Purifier.
It will enrich the b1001 and stimulate
sill of the organs to renewed aetivity.1
.( rem(sly that will keep you at your
hest. Kohl by E. It Wigle, I►rnggiat,
Goderich.
Extra Special
As you know, Easter is very early/this year. We are fortunate in
having in stock our spring range of Suits and, Coats early for your in-
spection. NORTHWAY and NAVENE garments are sold exclusively by
us, which assures you of getting garments that are in style up to the
minute and in fit perfect. The cloths are the very best and the linings
are mostly satin.
We invite you to come to our select Ready -to -Wear Department
and inspect these garments. It is not necessary that .you should buy.
The same courtesy will be shown everyone. It is a pleasure to show
these very new garments.
SPRING COATS (and they are all new)'
Are shown in sand shades with
pretty button or silk embroidery
trimming, with or without narrow
belts and collars that are reversible.
Medium shades of blue, also navy
blue and black. These coats range
from $20.00.
SUITS
Whet it conte( to Suits we are
surely in the game. We have navy
blue and black Suits from $30.00 up,
every garment pure wool and full
lined. They are all this season's
merchandise. This insures to you
JUST ARRIVED—A NEW SHIPMENT OF VO►LE BLOUSES.
that the styles are correct. They are
prettily trimmed with braid, silk em-
broidery and buttons with narrow
belt or without belt. Be sure and
see these garments before they are
all cleared out.
CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES
• Every one of our Crepe de Chine
Blouses has been reduced in price.
They have been put on a table down
stairs andevery one marked in plain
figures. All sizes are represented
and a saving of from $2.00 to $5.00
can be realized on every garment.
Special values in House Dresses.
50 pairs of Men's Tweed
Pants. sizes 32 to 36 only.
To clear at
$2.65
J. H.COLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
TENDERS WANTED.
GUNDKt'S SALE KEG
SiTuaoar, March 12. -Sale d town property,
by W. J, McCreath, at house on St. David's
street, Goderich, at 1 o'clock p. m
S4TV1DAr, March If, -Sale of farm stock and
implements. property of Wm. Pickard. on cut
line, onrbalf mile west of Holmesvelle, at 1
o'clock, i
MOMOAT. March 21. -Sale of farm stock and im-
plements. by John H. Mills, at lot 26. concession'
2, West Wawanosh, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Tusso*T. March 22 -Auction sale of farm •
Nock and implements. by Elwin Anderson, on let
12. cuncesaioo 2, Godencb township, at 1 oclock
p. re.
Tuuasoav,.March 2N. -Auction sale of farm
stock. ienpleiRSnts and household furniture rop.
arty of Alfred Teboutt, at his premises on Hpuron
road (three miles from Goderfcbe at 1 o'clock'
sharp. •
SAr.'RD*T. March 26 -Mortgage sale of farm
Z.tGyoder ch. al 1 oin the �clockf p �flrld, at Lannan i
Men's Work Gloves
Horsehide -faced, lined. To
clear at
$1.25
Men's Fleece -lined
Shirts
Only sizes 34. 40 and 42.
To clear
CITY MEAT MARKET and
OCERY Cbl
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
t85c
MAIL CONTRACT
.
(
EALED TENDERS, addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received at
Ottawa until
NOON. on FRIDAY. the 1st DAY of APRiL;
1521,
for the conveyance of His Maiesty's Mala. on a
proposed Contract km four years. sic times
per week, over Goderich No. 1 Rural Mail Route,
from the 1st July neat.
Printed 10(14.111 containing further information
es to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen
and bleak forms of Tender now be obtained ■t
the Post Offices of Goderich• Holmesvale,
Auburn. Sattlord. and at the office of the Poet
office Inspector. --
CHAS. E. H. FISHER.
Post st ofri.e Inspector.
Post office Inapectar'sORce.
London. Ont.. F leek, 1321 it
Get your permits mad lsaea-
ers from .1. W. MarVicar at Mac-
Ticxr'x Shoe Store, North side
of square, Godeticb.
J. W. MacVICAR.
P. O. BOX 414.,
Roast Beef --
Sirloin Steak
Round Steak
Easyfirst Shortening .... ll....... Z•
Crisco Shortening .... -.-. 2 f
Rose brand Oleo..... 1 lb. 37c
Creamery Butter 1 lb. 59c
Try our 38c Tea, special on Saturday, 2 lbs. for 69c
AUCTION SALE
Men's Fine Shirts
Neat striped designs. Re-
gal Lion Brand. To clear
at
K.ne 348 R. GRAF, Proprietor. Cor. Kingston & Square
\tCOMING--
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\ ` 2
= 1
47.
Yes, it's a fact, shoe prices are going to eome down,
steadily, gradually, but nevertheless surely, and by the
time this announcement reaches you we shall have been
through our entire STOCK and RE -MARKED it aeeording
s to present day wholesale prices, thereby again demonstrat-
ing our poliey of giving the best possible value for money,
a coupled with prompt, courteous serviee, under competent
management.. (live us a trial, and your future patronage
is ass" -^d.
REPAiiRING SKATES SHARPENED
"OUR STAFF KNOWS HOW"
1
SHARMAN'S
The Leading Shoe Man
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T'(`TION a.u,F: 1►F FARM STOCK
ANI) iMl'LF)MENTY.
$1.25
. The undersigned auctioneer ha!_ re-
reived in.strnetions from Mr. ,.1. W.
Mtaekhouse, to sell by public auction '
ou
Lot East '1s 32, Concession 4. East
WnwaOush, commencing at 1 p. m.
sharp, on
TilrItS11AT, MAft('il 17, 1921,
the following :
Hermes--llatrhtvt team of hieeka.
draught, horse rifling 5, snare rising 7;
general purpose mare, rising I1.
Cattle -1 purebrwl Ihirham cow.
registered, with heifer calf; 1 COW, 7
years Md, freshened 1ieremler; 2 cows,
4 years old, freshened January; 1 ens.
0 years Md, !Apposed to he In calf; 1
heifer, rising 3 years, supposed to be
in calf; : heifers, rising 2 years
1 steer, rising 2 years old ; 3 Steel -S.
rising 1 year old; 3 young (*idyl•'.
Pigs -1 sow, (the April R; 2 ohanks.
khuut lest) Ihn.
Poultry -:ttttml--40..Jgung I'IynlnMh
look 11.•41.
implements—I-Mawwy.t(srrla binder,
(:-ft. cut ; 1 atassey-Harris tower, 0 -ft.
ru), nearly new; 1 Massey -Herrin cul-
tivator; 1 Massey-Ilarrls dine; 1 horse -
rake, 12 ft.; 1 New (century two -
furrow rolling colter plow; 1 Fleury
plow; 1 set 4-snKlon harrows; 1
scorner; 1 set of heavy harness; 1 set
plow harness; 1 italn wagon; 1 atw'I-
tirs• top hnggy: 1 nether -tired buggy,
nearly new; 1 eorn cultivator: 1 stone.
boat ; 1 hey rack ; 1 gravel Mex ; 1
woad rack; 1 turnip pulper; 1 w4
trieek scales, 2000 alta : 1 fanning mill.
with grass sed mien; 1 Ite fermi
(*ream s.(111rltor; 1 1►alsy churn; 40
rod roll of F'roat fens, R wires, even
space; (i ane'hor posts; a few feller
posts; 1 witer trough; 214 bunches; of
0 X shingles; :10 fent of pump logs;
ailntle t f1 ensilage; abort 2 tons of
hay; about 100 Mishear oats; about 40
bushels bteckwhewt: about 40 low. of
clean iced clover, and other artlelt'a.
Everything will 1s• wild. as the pro-
prietor is giving 1141 farming
Tran• Sale—.VI puroha.es of $10
and voider, rash; over that remount, R
months' credit on purella,eors fnrnish-
Ing apnrovld Joint osteo. A illusion!
of 4 per cent straight off for cash on
credit amounts
J. W. 14TAt:K(101.mi%
Proorletor. Auctioneer
T (ITTNI)ItY,
Men's Pad Garters
To clear
2 pairs for 35c
Men's Pullover
Mitts
Yellow Mule -skin. To
dear at
45c
Don't forget where
the sale is
and remember ev-
ery winter Garment
in the store must
go
PUBLIC NOTICE.
PIANO TONED.—APPLY TO C. V.
HENRI', Musa Studio, north aide of
Square tf
UR. F. 1. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital 'sealant et Moorefield's
Eye Hoaptal and Golden Square Throat Hoe -
Vital, London. En
63 Waterloo St. S.. Str.nord. Telephone 2447.
At Bedford Hotel, Goderich, from Wednes-
day, March, 16th, at 7.10 p. m., to Thursday.
the 17th, at }o. m.
Goderich Society Orchestra
Music Studio.
(Entrance between F. H. Wood's and
J. H. Lauder's Stores )
Old Home W�kia Goderich
August 7, 8, 9 and 10, 1921
The Finance Committee will be unable to can-
vass personally all those who may be desirous of
assisting in financing the Old Home Week so that
it may be made a great success, and takes this
means of offering all an opportunity to subscribe.
Contributions may be left with, or mailed to
Bank of Hamilton, Goderich.
,pon't forget to send names and addresses of
former residents to W. S. Bowden, Secretary,
Board of Trade Rooms, at the earliest possible
date.
Gene C. Connon, Pianiste—tuition given
on piano. Mr.1 C. V. Henry, Violinist—
tuition given on violin for beginners and
advanced students. For information
apply at Studio.
Violins repaired, bridges tuned, sound-,
posts set and violin bows repaired, etc.
GODERICH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
(Five pieces. professional).
PASTURE LANDS
Falls'' Reserve—Goderich and
Colborne Townships
To Be Let by Tender.
The undersigned is prepared to receive
tenders up to
10th MARCH, 1921, at 10s. m.,
for about 572 acres of putiirt land .1t'n one
block known as THE FALLS RESERVe;--
� --
Goderich and Colborne Townships,
watered by the Maitland River.
MILLIONS
PROFITS
Dominion of Canada
Victory Bonds
ALL MATURITIES BOUGHT, SOLD,
QUOTED
—DEALER IN—
t
Government and Municipal Bondi chilly
Legal Trust Fund Securities
E. H. HILL
BOND AND INSLOARC - BROKER
Successor to T. R. Harrison
•
The land will be let for a term 01 five
years from 1st of November, 1920, at a
gross rental (without taxes) per annum,
payable in advance.
The highest of any tender not aeces-
warily accepted.
THE CANADA COMPANY,
1170 Yonge St.
Toronto, 21st Feb.. 1921. 2t
MROBINS
Open Evenings
David Mcnwain
Agent for
International Harvester Co. of
Canada.
All kinds of Farm Machinery
In the Old Stand
Hamilton Street. Goderich.
1
lkaokellaMOAMINOWarwaIttesietiWeeterSentie
are being paid to the share-
holders of Northern Ontario's
Gold Knee,
Are you getting your •hare
The •speri•nc• gained in fif-
teen year• of metier: connection
with these alines will help you
to perticipat• in these splen-
did profit..
C.,w11.e• Mlorw.aH.,, en Nevem*.
HOMER L. GIBSON
S co.
703-4-S Rank of Hamilton Bldg.
TORONTO
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